Connections

The Communications Committee welcomes all to find out first hand about WS Connections. Our goal is to serve as a one-stop shop for reliable information, bringing together POA and WS curated content from trusted sources to provide owners with accurate, up-to-date, comprehensive insights, and community perspectives—all available from one convenient platform.

While we strive to provide accurate and error-free information, we acknowledge that we're only human—and mistakes may happen. We are committed to continuous improvement and welcome feedback to help us maintain the highest standards of reliability and trust. Feedback from the primary source is imperative for maintaining accurate information since dates, times, etc. can change unexpectantly. Your feedback also helps us improve, and we’re always open to it — together, we can make this platform even better.

Open communication is key to success. We’re committed to keeping you informed as we move forward together.

WS Communications Committee

Connie Swiderski

Chair

Our neighborhood came together in the sweetest harmony—literally and spiritually. Friends and neighbors gathered, bundled in scarves and smiles, to bring the warmth of Christmas carols to the doorsteps of our beloved shut-ins.

Before we stepped out, we assembled trays of homemade cookies—each one a small token of love, wrapped with care and prayer. As we sang, we saw eyes light up, hands reach out, and hearts open wide. The joy was mutual, the connection real.

“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.”
—1 Thessalonians 5:11

In every note sung and every cookie shared, we witnessed the truth of Proverbs 11:25:  

“A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.”

Tears welled up in more than one eye—some from the listeners, some from us. It was a reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can echo with eternal significance.

“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
—Matthew 25:40

We didn’t just bring music tonight; we brought presence, love, and the light of Christ into homes that needed it. And in doing so, we were reminded:

“Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”
—Matthew 5:16

Libby Rhoden

The Westwood Shores Property Owners Association is thrilled to announce the official opening of our brand-new, 24/7 Fitness Center, located next to the beautifully renovated pool! This exciting addition reflects our continued commitment to re-imagining together,  improving amenities, and enhancing the quality of life for all our residents.

 

Access Made Easy
Entry to the Fitness Center will be through our new Sentry Solo app, available within your existing Gate Sentry application. You’ll find a new button in your app that serves as your virtual key.

For those who haven’t yet installed Gate Sentry, please contact the POA Office for assistance. If you don’t use a smartphone, you can still enjoy the Fitness Center — simply stop by the Pro Shop during business hours or the Access Control office after hours to verify your property ownership, and staff will grant you entry.

 

Waiver Requirement
Before your first workout, please complete the Fitness Center Waiver of Liability form, available inside the Center. This form only needs to be completed once and can be left at the Center after signing.

 

We’re Excited to See You There!
The WS POA Board of Trustees is incredibly proud of this new amenity and can’t wait for our community to begin enjoying it. We encourage everyone to make full use of the Fitness Center — safely, responsibly, and to your greatest benefit.

 

Welcome to a healthier, stronger Westwood Shores!

Believe me when I say, the Communications committee heard you loud and clear about the number of calendar notifications coming your way from the app.

We are proud to say we have finally programed a way to help you manage the amount of notifications. We have been able to categorize Calendar Events into 4 major categories. You can choose to enable or disable by each of the categories.

• Reminder notifications for Reoccurring Community Activity (games, crafts, exercise, etc.) events
• Reminder notifications for Reoccurring WS Services (trash day, heavy haul day, POA BoT meeting, etc.) events
• Reminder notifications for Community Activity (social, dinner, tournaments, etc.) events
• Reminder notifications for Special or Urgent Notices. Locked in enabled mode

You can either learn on your own to set your notifications with directions provided in the footer of all notifications notices or contact a Communications Committee member. 

The committee hopes this allows you to manage the notifications that you feel do not pertain to you. 

We know, for some this may not be as far as you or the committee wished to have notifications control but it is as far as we could program it within the confines of the Connections system. Also, guest will no longer see all calendar entries  (meaning a log in would be necessary to see all). None of us are Google programmers and our committee stipend does not pay for training. Just kidding, we make the same pay as all volunteers, extra work, bad press.

The Communications committee welcomes all to find out first hand about WS Connections. Our goal is to serve as a one-stop shop for reliable information, bringing together POA and WS curated content from trusted sources to provide owners with accurate, up-to-date, comprehensive insights, and community perspectives—all available from one convenient platform.

While we strive to provide accurate and error-free information, we acknowledge that we're only human—and mistakes may happen. We are committed to continuous improvement and welcome feedback to help us maintain the highest standards of reliability and trust. Feedback from the primary source is imperative for maintaining accurate information since dates, times, etc. can change unexpectantly. Your feedback also helps us improve, and we’re always open to it — together, we can make this platform even better.

Open communication is key to success. We’re committed to keeping you informed as we move forward together.

WS Communications Committee

Connie Swiderski

Chair

Welcome to Westwood Shores!

On behalf of the Westwood Shores Property Owners Association, we extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to you as a new member of our neighborhood.  We are delighted you have chosen to purchase property here, and we look forward to having you as part of our friendly and active community.

Our neighborhood is proud to offer a variety of amenities designed to enrich your daily life, including:

• Clubhouse - a place to gather for events, meetings, or simply to meet your neighbors.
• Golf Course - an exceptional 18-hole course here in the Piney Wood with a Pro Shop staff ready to help you.
• Swimming Pool - a perfect spot to cool off and relax in the warmer months.
• 19th Hole Grill - a great place to get a meal with a fantastic view.
• Pickleball Courts - six lighted pickleball courts and serious or “laidback” groups waiting for you to join.
• Fitness Center - 24/7 availability for you to enjoy.
• Lake Livingston and inland lakes - for enjoying the outdoors and natural beauty of our community.
• Access Control - allowing you the opportunity to choose your visitors and vendors by the simple click of a button

But what truly makes Westwood Shores special is not just the amenities — it’s the people.  Our neighborhood is built on a spirit of friendliness, mutual respect, and care for one another. You will find your fellow neighbors eager to lend a helping hand, share a smile, or simply stop for a chat while out on a walk.

The POA is here to support you, answer questions, and help you feel at home. You will receive regular updates through our emails and WS Connections about upcoming events and important community information.  We also encourage you to get involved in community activities — you will find it is a great way to meet neighbors and feel connected.

Once again, welcome to Westwood Shores! We are glad you are here.

Warm regards,
Westwood Shores POA Board of Trustees

 

  

In an emergency, every second counts. Trinity County 911 has asked that all homes have clearly visible house numbers to help emergency personnel find your location quickly. If your house number isn’t easy to see from the street, valuable time may be lost — and in a life-threatening situation, that time could be critical.
To support this vital safety measure, the Westwood Shores Board of Trustees previously updated the ACC Policy with the following addition:

Section 7.16 – Address Identification
All residences are required to have address identification that is viewable from the street.

Because your safety and the well-being of our community are top priorities, the Board has requested that this requirement be actively enforced. Starting today, property owners will have 30 days to install a clearly visible house number that can be seen from the street. If your home is set back or obscured from view, this may mean placing a sign at the end of your driveway.

Additionally, with recent 911 address updates across the county, we encourage you to double-check your correct address with the Trinity County 911 Office at 936-642-3904, especially if you’ve had any recent mail or emergency service confusion.
Let’s work together to keep our community safe. Ensuring your address is easy to spot helps emergency responders get to you or your loved ones quickly when it matters most.

Thank you,
Westwood Shores Board of Trustees

1. Purpose

2. Scope

3. Communication Objectives

• To provide clear and timely information to property owners about community events, meetings, and decisions.
• To ensure transparency in WS POA operations and decision-making.
• To encourage open dialogue between the WS BOT and property owners.
• To foster a respectful, inclusive, and cooperative community environment.

4. Communications Standing Committee

5. Modes of Communication

·       Email:

·       Website:

6. Communication with the Board

·       Community Concerns: If a property owner has a concern that they would like to raise with the WS BOT, they may submit the concern in writing or attend a meeting to address it.

7. Confidentiality and Privacy

8. Communication Protocols

• Tone and Respect: All communication should be respectful, professional, and focused on the issues at hand. Personal attacks or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated.
• Clarity: Information shared should be clear and concise, with necessary details to ensure property owners understand the message.
• Timeliness: The WS POA will strive to communicate important information promptly, particularly in cases of emergency, community events, or urgent Board matters.
• Accuracy: Information shared by the WS POA will be fact-checked and accurate to the best of the WS BOT’s knowledge. If information changes or becomes outdated, updates will be provided in a timely manner.

9. Community Engagement

10. Dispute Resolution

11. Amendments

12. Conclusion

Westwood Shores and Marina Village are owned and managed by two separate entities. None of the fees paid by Westwood Shores Property Owners go to Marina Village. Except for the annual Road Contribution Payment to Westwood Shores as stated in the Reciprocal Agreement, none of the Marina Village owner-members' fees go to Westwood Shores.

The Adult MV Owner-Member or WS Property Owner is fully responsible for the conduct of their family and guests and shall be responsible for any damages I charges incurred. Any Owner-Member or Property Owner, their family or guests who willfully or negligently deface, injure or destroy property at Westwood Shores or Marina Village or damage equipment shall be held liable for the full value thereof, All Owner­ Members, Property Owners and their family and/or guests shall conduct themselves with decorum while upon the premises of either properties and shall not indulge in loud or boisterous conduct, abusive language, harassment or intimidation to other Owner-Members, Property Owners, guests, staff or those in authority at either facility. This may result in a request to leave the amenities and/or premises and could result in a suspension of access to the amenities or park for a given period based on the severity. Refusal and failure to do so will result in a call to the local authorities.

ITEM	WESTWOOD SHORES REQUIREMENTS	MARINA VILLAGE REQUIREMENTS
Access Control	·1.   MVR Members' Vehicles with an MVR Sticker will be admitted through the gate. Out of date stickers will be addressed at the MVR Access Control gate to validate the MVR Member is in good standing at which time a current sticker will be applied. 2.     MVR members are eligible to use the Westwood Shores RFIO/E Tag system through the automatic right gate entry. MVR members who currently have a TX Tag, EZ Tag or NTTA Tag must complete the required documentation and submit this to the WS POA Office to activate this tag in the WS system. MVR members who do not have a state toll tag may purchase a WS POA RFID/E Tag at the WS POA Office. 3.     MVR Staff will advise WS Access Control Gate of Affiliate Park Members and Guests coming to MVR using Gate Sentry. 4.     Infrequently unannounced guests who are interested in seeing the park for potential membership will arrive at the WS Access Control Gate. Staff there will call Marina Village Access Control Gate at 936-594-0149, Press 2 for gate and 3 for office for permission to allow them	1.     The WS Property Owner of Record must always accompany their guests or family members while on the premises of Marina Village. WS Property Owner's must provide: a.     a valid current Westwood Shores vehicle sticker (does not include eTag or EZ Tag stickers} or a current golf cart sticker. Owners with out of date stickers will be referred to the WS Access Control gate or the POA office to validate the member is in good standing and a current sticker is applied .to the vehicle. b.     the WS Property Owner's Card (POA office can provide) and a valid Driver's License or other Governmental picture ID. 2.     Affiliate Park Member Guests (Coast ta Coast, Passport America, Escapees, or Campers Card, etc.) Must make reservations prior to arrival to be granted access MVR. No drive up reservations will be allowed. 3.     No Access Control Fees will be charged MVR or WS Guests for entry into the MVR Property. 4.     WS and MVR Members are asked to turn in a guest list prior to arrival or sign in their guests at the gate at time of arrival. 5.     Vehicles with a temporary WS Guest Tag

ITEM	WESTWOOD SHORES REQUIREMENTS	MARINA VILLAGE REQUIREMENTS
	access. 5. No Access Control Fees will be charged for those identified above going to MVR through the WS Access Control Gate.	will not be admitted through the gate without their name on the guest list and accompanied by the WS Property Owner. 6.     Park closes for non-campers at 10 pm each night. 7.     Park Speed Limit is 10 MPH throughout the park. 8.     WS Property owners and MVR members are required to always keep their pets on a leash and pick up after them. For everyone's convenience posts with bags are placed throughout the park. Pets are not allowed in any of the buildings or in the pool areas. 9.     Golf carts and vehicles are to park in parking lots or along the street. NO day guests parking in camping sections/sites/grass areas by the pools or playground. 1o. Trash dumpsters in MVR are for campers ONLY. Only household trash is acceptable, not furniture, electronics·, etc.
Golf Cart Fees	1.     MVR Members do not pay a fee to operate their golf cart in WS unless they wish to use their cart to play golf. In that case, they may purchase a yearly trail' plan and receive a dated trail fee sticker on their cart or pay for day use. Golf carts used on the golf course must conform to WS golf cart specifications. 2.     No fees will be charged to MVR Members to use their golf carts within WS unless using it for playing golf. 3.     Minors shall not use or operate golf carts at any time on WS property unless they have a valid Texas Driver's license.	1.    MVR Members pay an annual fee to MVR to operate an electric golf cart within MVR. Valid MVR stickers will be applied to Member's Golf Cart. 2.    WS Members who wish to drive their Golf Carts in MVR will be required to have a WS Trail Fee Sticker or a WS Golf Cart sticker to access MVR. 3.    To align with WS all WS Golf Cart drivers must have a valid driver's license and be accompanied by the Property Owner. Safe driving conditions will be enforced. 4.    Gas powered golf carts are not allowed on MVR Property.
Camping	1.     Property Owners in good standing who do not have a membership through MVR may camp as a Guest at the current nightly rate. Reservations must be made through the MVR office. 2.     Guests of WS may camp at the current nightly rate. Reservations must be	1.    Guests of MVR or WS may camp at the current nightly rate. 2.    Appointments can be made through the MVR office for anyone wishing to take a tour and learn about MVR and all its specials. 3.    Quiet Time Closure - MVR Campground is

ITEM	VVESTV\/OO0 SHORES REQUIREMENTS	MARINA VILLAGE REQUIREMENTS
	made through the MVR office by the \AJS Property Owner.	closed to Property Owners who are not camping from 10 pm to 8 am, seven days per week to observe campground "Quiet Time Rules". Exception is 011 Holiday Band nights or joint WS/MVR sponsored activities.
Amenities	1.     Country Club and associated amenities are closed on Monday. 2.     Golf Course - WS Prope1iy Owner's Guests, MVR Members and their guests pay the same fee to play golf at the Country Club. \J\/S Property Owners who are not on a trail plan and wish to ride, not walk, pay a cart fee. Check-in at the Pro Shop is required. 3.     Miniature Golf Course - No fees charged to play. 4.     Inland Lakes - A copy of the WS Inland Lakes Access Points and Guidelines document is provided at the MVR Office. Rules for use of inland lakes are contained in this brochure. No fees are charged for fishing. No fishing license is required. 5.     Fitness Center - No fees are charged. All those wishing to use the Fitness Center must register at the VVS Pro Shop. MVR members must present their membership card. MVR members who do not have their card, may get one at the MVR office. 6.     Swimming Pool:   Operating Hours may vary based on the season. Summer hours are same as Pro Shop.   Pool is opened from May to October. An eBlast will be sent to WS members and to the MVR office as changes are made.   A. All persons using the pool must register in the Pro Shop and receive a daily wrist band prior to swimming.	1.     All Amenities at Marina Village are accessed through the Access Control Gate. Please See Access admittance to Marina. 2.    No guest fees will be charged for use of amenities unless a group is greater than 10 people at which time a "party" agreement will need to be signed at the office for the current rate. 3.    Lake usage: Water Sports, Boat Dock and/or Fishing (fishing licenses are required). a.    If space for parking boat trailers/vehicles is not available at the MVR dock, non-campers may park their vehicles and empty trailers at the parking lot behind the MVR Access Control Gate. On holiday weekends, parking is available in Section l. 4.    These amenities are included in the Reciprocal Use Agreement: a.    Playground b.     Volleyball and Shuffleboard Courts c.     Basketball Court d.     Swimming Pools 5.     Swimming Pools: a.     No Lifeguard on Duty; Swim at your own Risk. b-:- Pool Operating Hours may vary based on the season. C. Pool is opened from April to October. An eBlast will be sent to MVR members and to the WS POA office as changes are made. d. Pavilion pool: Non-campers: 8 am to 10 pm Sunday - Saturday; Campers: 8 am to 10 pm Monday through Thursday and 8 am to 12 am Friday

ITEM	WESTWOOD SHORES REQUIREMENTS	MARINA VILLAGE REQUIREMENTS
	8. WS Property Owner or Marina Village Resort member must be present to sign in any guest and must stay with guest(s) 17 years of age or younger while using Association amenities. C.    Marina Village Resort members will be required to show proof of membership through a driver's license (or other governmental picture ID) and a Marina Village Resort membership card. D.    Persons may be refused admission to the bathhouse and pool at the discretion of the Country Club staff. E.    Each WS Property Owner household and Marina Village Resort member household is entitled to an entry card which allows for free access to the pool for twenty (20) ,guests per year. The property owner/ member is responsible for the card and only one (1) card shall be issued each year per property owner/member. After twenty (20) free guests, the WS Property Owner household or Marina Village Resort member household shall pay Association designated usage fee for each guest. F.    Pool usage fee shall be determined by the Association. G.    All swimmers will wear approved swim wear. Children who are not completely toilet trained will wear waterproof swim training pants under their suits. H.    Persons who appear to be under the influence of intoxicating beverages or substances are strictly prohibited on the premises. Alcohol is not permitted in the pool area. I.      No pets are allowed within the bathhouse and pool areas. J.     No abusive or profane language or breach of the peace will be allowed. K.    Running in the pool or bathhouse areas is strictly prohibited.	and Saturday. Closed on Wednesday for cleaning. No one under the age of 21 will be allowed to consume alcohol at this pool. No glass bottles. For everyone's safety, persons who appear to be under the influence of intoxicating beverages or substances may be asked to leave the pool. e.     Hillside pool: Normal hours are 8 am to 8 pm Sunday to Saturday, however, the pool will be closed earlier if the Access Control Gate is unattended; Closed for cleaning on Tuesday. NO alcohol is allowed at this pool regardless of age. f.      Management reserves the right to close either pool at any time. g.     WS Property Owners must accompany their family and guests at the pools. If the Property Owner does not stay with their family and or guests, and drops them off after coming through the gate, they may be refused admission to MVR in the future at the discretion of Management. h.    No diving, running or rough housing in any of the pools. i.       Smoking is prohibited inside the fenced area at either of the pools. j.      To respect and maintain a family atmosphere, appropriate swimsuit attire must be worn, i.e., thongs and speedos are strictly prohibited. No cut offs allowed. k.     Children who are not completely toilet trained will wear waterproof swim training pants under their suits. I.        No abusive or profane language or breach of the peace will be allowed. m. The WS/MVR owners may have up to 10 guests. Any number over that constitutes a party and must be arranged ahead of time at the office. Durino busy or holiday weekends,

ITEM	WESTWOOD SHORES REQUIREMENTS	MARINA VILLAGE REQUIREMENTS
	L. Rough play and personal conduct endangering safety of self and others or causing undue disturbance on or about any part of the pool area is prohibited. M. Swimming accessories, provided they are unbreakable, may be permitted in the pool except under crowded conditions. N. Children under the of age 18, while in the pool or bathhouse area, must be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older. 0. Outside food, non-alcoholic beverages, 1 and coolers, are allowed in the pool area. No glass containers or alcoholic beverages are allowed. No food or drinks allowed in the pool. P.    Swimming attire is not permitted in the Clubhouse without cover up. Q.   The Country Club is a smoke free facility. I Smoking    is                   allowed                 in                   designated smoking areas and parking lots only. R.    No more than 10 guests are allowed with one WS properly owner or Marina Village Resort member household at one time. S.     Special occasion groups (i.e., birthday party, etc.) of 10 or more guests may be allowed, however, a reservation form is required. The reservation form must be approved by the Pro Shop/ Facilities Manager. The special occasion group must be scheduled and approved five (5) days  in  advance.                               The Pro Shop/Facilities Manager has the right to deny special occasion group usage. Guest usage fee is applicable to these groups. T.    Pool Activity Groups must have prior approval by the Pro Shop/Facilities Manager. All non-WS property owners or non-Marina Village Resorl members must pay the current guest usage fee for each day attending.	Management reserves the right to limit non-campers to a maximum of 5 guests per property owner or implement the maximum guest per year rule as defined in the VVWS requirements under E with the guest fee determined by management. n. Pool Rules not being followed may result in being asked to leave the pool. o. All MVR Swimming Pool Rules apply. Please observe signs. 6    Pool Parties or Community Center Functions •               (birthdays, receptions, etc.).......................................... VVS or MVR Members will need to contact the MVR Office. 7.      Cabins - WS or MVR Members will need to contact the MVR office for availability and rates. 8.      RV Storage - WS or MVR members will need to contact the MVR office for availability and rates.

NOTE: While at each facility, all Marina Village or Westwood Shores Rules apply. Copies of Rules may be attained at the WS POA office or the MVR Office.

In the spirit of the Reciprocal Agreement and to better align Westwood Shores and Marina Village, the above rules and guidelines have been approved by both Board of Directors and becomes needed but at least annually.

by Interesting Facts

It’s a fact of life — people grow old. While modern society tends to obsess about the negatives of aging, studies suggest that we often experience more happiness and contentment in our later years. These 12 facts investigate the phenomenon of growing old, debunk some persistent myths about aging, and explore the brighter side of those golden years.

Say Goodbye To Migraines

As our bodies age, they naturally become more susceptible to a variety of illnesses and maladies — but migraines are the rare exception. Migraines often first develop in adolescence, and while both sexes are affected, women are three times more likely to develop migraines compared to men (often due to a fluctuation of estrogen levels). However, the frequency of migraines eventually peaks at the age of 40 and actually gets better as we enter our golden years. Stress and hormones are the most common triggers for migraines, and these two factors usually affect older people with less severity. That said, pain, smoking, and alcohol can still contribute to migraines in seniors, and although migraines generally subside with age, they are still the second-most-common headache disorder in older people (after tension headaches). One in 10 older adults still experience them about once a year.

Hair Doesn’t Actually “Turn” Gray

One of the hallmarks of aging is that our lifelong hair color begins to turn gray, or in some cases, white. Although an entire industry is built around hiding this fact, human hair isn’t actually turning gray so much as no longer supplying the pigments necessary to produce color. This occurs when hydrogen peroxide builds up after wear-and-tear on the hair follicles. That blocks the normal synthesis of melanin, which is responsible for all shades of hair color.

Older Adults Are Happier Than People in Their 20s on Average

As people age, we also gain a certain calm. A study published in 2016 in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry analyzed a random sample of 1,546 people ages 21 to 100 in San Diego. Although younger people in the survey responded positively in terms of physical health compared to older folks (as anticipated), older adults far outperformed younger generations in terms of mental well-being. Panic disorders are also reported as less common among older cohorts compared to younger people, and developing a panic disorder later in life is a rarity.

They Also Sweat Less, Too

As we age, our skin loses collagen, gets thinner, and presses our sweat glands close to the surface of our skin. This process is a bit of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, because these glands are squeezed, it’s harder for sweat to come out of our pores, meaning older people sweat less overall. This may be a check mark in the “pro” column for personal hygiene, but it does come with a few negative side effects. With a reduced ability to sweat, older adults can have trouble regulating temperature during strenuous exercise or excessive heat. Sweat also plays an important role in healing, as it helps stimulate wound closure in skin cells. Thankfully, a lifetime of physical fitness helps slow down this process so you can sweat long into your golden years.

Older People Vote More Than Any Other Age Group

Older people may not feel as strong as they did in their youth, but in terms of political power, they’re as strong as ever. In 2018, 64% of people 65 and over voted in the U.S. midterm election — the highest turnout of any age group — and the 65- to 74-year-old cohort also had the highest turnout in the 2020 election. There are a couple of reasons why the older vote is particularly robust. The biggest may be that older Americans, as well as seniors in other democracies, have government programs and initiatives they rely on, such as Medicare, prescription drug pricing, and Social Security, and because these policies so directly affect them, elections tend to turn out seniors in higher numbers. (There are other factors at play, too — older folks may simply have more time on their hands.) Senior citizens also grease the wheels of democracy, as they’re the most likely age group to volunteer as poll workers on Election Day.

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by POA Board of Trustees

We are excited to share a theme the POA Board of Trustees has selected to use for our community this year. “Reimagining Together”. This theme reflects our shared belief that the best communities are built through collaboration, creativity, and a collective vision for the future.

We have lived through the first 50 years of Westwood Shores as it was originally designed and now it is time for us to turn over a new leaf and “Reimagine Together” our community and future. As we have been moving ahead, we see incredible potential – not just for our common areas and amenities, but in the relationships, experiences, and shared goals that make Westwood Shores a special community. Whether you are a full time resident, or a weekender , “Reimagining Together” is an invitation to each of you to think boldly about what our community can become and how we can work together to bring that vision to life.

Whether you’ve lived here for years or just joined us, you can make a difference. In the coming weeks and months, you will hear more about “Reimagining Together” from the Board and our Committees. You’ll have opportunities to attend and participate in many activities that will further our improvements.

Let’s take this journey together – let’s reimagine what’s possible, because when we do it together, we create something far greater than we can alone.

Sincerely,

POA Board of Trustees