Manager’s Messages

Amerige Heights is NOT affiliated with NextDoor site

We would like to take a moment to kindly remind you that the Association’s website (www.amerigeheights.org) is the only site in which Action Property Management hosts information regarding the community. While we appreciate and understand that some residents engage in communication via websites such as Next Door, it’s important to note that maintenance requests and governance complaints will not be received by Management through that forum, due to the fact that the Association is NOT affiliated with the site. Urgent matters and maintenance requests should be directed to Community Care at (949) 450-0202 or via email at communitycare@actionlife.com. Complaints regarding governance/violation issues may also be directed to this email, and will be filtered to your association manager. We thank you for your understanding and encourage your feedback!

Clubhouse Office Hours Temporarily Closed

The Clubhouse office hours are temporarily closed due to the Covid-19 conditions. If you need any assistance, please call us at (800) 400-2284 or email the Community Manager, Eddie Tovar, at etovar@actionlife.com. The normal Clubhouse office hours will resume once deemed safe by State or County officials.

Life at Home - Newsletters

Action Property Management is proud to partner with you and your neighbors as we all find ways to thrive in difficult days.  Much of what we are all facing is serious and challenging.  We want to try to balance that all out a little with some fun and creativity.  With this in mind, we are issuing our weekly newsletters – specifically aimed at our residents who are spending a whole lot more time at home than usual.   Please see the attachments of “Life at Home”.  Included in this newsletter are ideas, suggestions and fun input for people at home.  Our hope is that this newsletter will function as a bright highlight in difficult days. 

Temporarily Facility Closures

Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Board of Directors made the difficult decision to close up the Association Facilities. The following facilities will remain closed until further notice: the Tennis Courts, Clubhouse, and playground areas. Any Clubhouse reservations during this time are subject to cancellation, so please contact Management to confirm.

The Board of Directors will authorize the facilities to be opened and will notify the membership once it is deemed safe by officials. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact Management at (949) 450-0202.

Resident Update - Covid-19

Please see the video below from the CEO of Action Property Management, Matthew Holbrook, regarding Action’s COVID19 response. Rest assured that our services are considered essential and we will be fully operational during this crisis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWJYIgDrhKQ&feature=youtu.be

We hope you are staying healthy and safe! Please let us know if there is anything we can do to assist you during these difficult times.

Message from Management

Action Property Management is proud to partner with you and your neighbors as we all find ways to thrive in difficult days.  Much of what we are all facing is serious and challenging.  We want to try to balance that all out a little with some fun and creativity.  With this in mind, we are issuing our first weekly newsletter – specifically aimed at our residents who are spending a whole lot more time at home than usual.   Please see the attachment for the first issue of “Life at Home”.  Included in this newsletter are ideas, suggestions and fun input for people at home.  Our hope is that this newsletter will function as a bright highlight in difficult days. 

Message from Fibersphere Communications

Fibersphere Customers,

Due to the significantly reduced number of personnel in our customer care centers resulting from the global Coronavirus pandemic, we are asking that you contact us at the via page for support at: https://fibersphere.com//contact_us.php and we will respond based on a first come, first serve basis. We extend our most sincere gratitude for your loyalty to our products and services during these challenging times. Our hearts go out to you and your loved ones as we all navigate this global pandemic to the best of our abilities. Thank You, Your Fibersphere Family

March 23rd Board Meeting Postponed

The Amerige Heights Community Association Board meeting scheduled for Monday, March 23, 2020 has been cancelled. The meeting will be rescheduled to a later date that is still being determined. Please look out for a meeting notice update. 

We apologize for any inconvenience.

BOARD MEETING 1/27/20 CANCELLED

Tonight’s (January 27, 2020) Amerige Heights Community Association Board meeting has been cancelled. The meeting is being rescheduled to Monday, February 24, 2020, however, please look out for a meeting notice update.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Holiday Season Reminders

It is that time of the year and the holiday season is upon us. For most of us that means out of town guests, holiday decorations, parties and gift shopping. With how busy we can all get, we tend to forget the simplest things, so we wanted to share ways to help celebrate with less chaos and stress!

• Lock your vehicles – To try and prevent from any unfortunate incident, we ask that you remember to lock your vehicle and remove all personal belongings with value out of public view.
• Package theft – Unfortunately, mail and package theft during the holidays has become an issue in Orange County, especially in nicer areas such as Amerige Heights. It only takes a moment for a thief to grab a package from a door step. If you are expecting a package or delivery, please arrange for someone to be home or have the package delivered to an alternative address.
• Parking – Please be cautious of the Association’s Parking Rules. If you have guests staying, ensure they are parking in appropriate parking spaces to avoid any unfortunate towing incidents.
•  Decorations – Inspect all holiday decorations and lighting before installing. It only takes a small wire or socket crack to cause a short circuit or fire.