New to the neighborhood? Need to know who to call about a power outage? We’ve got answers.
If you’re a new Reedy Fork resident or just need to find out who to contact about a power outage, dog on the loose or something else, here’s what you need to know.
How should I report suspicious behavior such as trespassing or vandalism?
Immediately call 911.
There’s a dog on the loose. Who do I call?
Contact Guilford County Animal Control at 336-641-5990 with the exception of dead animals found in the street. For those, call the City of Greensboro at 336-373-2489.
There’s a dog barking in a garage or has been outside for a while and no one seems to be home. What do I do?
If you feel it’s in danger or its health is in question, call Guilford County Animal Control at 336-641-5990. If it’s an emergency and Animal Control is closed, you can call the police, although they may not have the resources to immediately respond.
There are animal advocates in the neighborhood including Sylvia Mayon, who can help direct you to resources such as spaying and neutering your pet. Others such as Diane Purcell are available for pet care.
Don’t we have a no soliciting sign that can prevent this from happening?
Short answer? No. People who live in the neighborhood enjoy an unfettered First Amendment right of freedom of association. That means even if a community association puts a sign up that says “no solicitors,” there is no law that makes that sign a legal restriction preventing someone from walking in a publicly accessible community. Bottom line is the Reedy Fork HOA can’t make it illegal for a person to be in a neighborhood.
Where can I learn more about crime reports?
Communitycrimemap.com is an interactive map that lists 16 categories of crime reported in Greensboro. The map is searchable by address, date, or type of crime. It also lets you create custom reports and alerts so you can be notified when a nearby crime is reported.
Who do I call for non-emergency issues?
Call the Greensboro police non-emergency line at 336-373-2222.
Who do I call to report a vehicle is illegally parked?
Contact the city’s code compliance department at 336-373-2111 or parking enforcement at 336-373-2648.
How does snow removal from our streets work?
The city does it. Greensboro has an interactive map that shows the status of street cleaning during inclement weather.
Reedy Fork Parkway and Turner Smith Road are considered Priority 1 roads. The side streets are on a 2nd tier list.
Avoid parking on the street across from other cars so emergency vehicles can get through. If you feel that you will have to leave your house for work or other important business before the side streets are cleared, you can park your vehicle in the HOA office parking lot or at the community center for easier access onto Reedy Fork Parkway.
If you have questions or concerns about the clearing of a particular road, call the city’s main line 336-373-2489.
Who do I call about power outages?
Call Duke Energy at 800-769-3766.
Am I required to submit an architectural review for something like a new fence, shed, or patio?
Yes. You must get approval before work begins. Submit a review for approval visit Slatter Management.
How do I get updates, alerts, and other trash and recycling information?
Download the GSO Collects app or visit this link.
How do streetlights get repaired?
Duke Energy maintains and repairs all of the streetlights in Reedy Fork. When the Reedy Fork HOA is notified that a streetlight is out or not working, Jen Matthew (Kylind Services, Inc. Reedy Fork HOA manager) reports this at Duke Energy’s website and then tags the light post with a yellow ribbon. After Duke Energy investigates, it will tag it with a red ribbon indicating a new bulb is needed. Duke Energy is then expected to fix the light. Repairs can take several weeks to complete.