Timberton and Vegetation Management Volunteer Projects

As many of you know, we have lots of opportunities as citizens of Port Ludlow to volunteer our services. In fact, there is one right outside our front door. One that keeps our minds and bodies sharp and healthy. One that enhances our neighborhoods and keeps our monthly dues low. You guessed it! You can sign up to volunteer for a Timberton community project to include weeding our memorial park at Leighbrook and Hertiage, help to clear the gazebo trail, or take out those winter blues by removing an overgrown mugo pine tree while having fun in the sun with your neighbors. Maybe doing a bit of pond clean-up sounds intriguing.

If getting physical with the plant life isn’t your cup of tea, you may want to support the work crew with encouragement, bottled water, perhaps a snack which keeps spirits high and provides a restful work break. To help coordinate our Timberton Volunteers, please list a contact email address, level of interest and send to tvhaboarddirectors@gmail.com and your name will be added along with those already signed-up.

Many thanks to our neighbors who already provide a number of community duties to Timberton Village and hope to see you all around our beautiful Village.

Debbie Wills

Disaster Prep Lecture (note corrections)

The Port Ludlow Village Council Disaster Preparedness Committee is sponsoring a lecture on Saturday April 23rd at noon at the Beach Club.  The speaker will be noted local geologist Michael Machette.

The topic of his discussion will be about earthquakes and tsunamis and how Port Townsend businesses and residents might be affected by this as well as what Port Ludlow Residents might expect to happen in the bay.

And your Timberton HOA Board is working on some Disaster Preparedness information that will be posted on the Timberton Village web site (this place). Stay tuned!

And if you have any ideas, use the comments (below) to add your thoughts.