NEWS AND NOTES (Click "Newsletter" Link for Details):

NEXT HOA BOARD MEETING AND ELECTION OF BOARD AND COMMITTEE OFFICERS, JANUARY 4, 2012!  All Cromwell Station residents are invited to attend the Annual Meeting at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church at 7:00 pm on January 4.  It's a great opportunity to get an update on the neighborhood, meet fellow residents, and get to know the Board of Directors. 

The election of new Board and Committee members also takes place then. Want to place your name in nomination?  The HOA is always in need of dedicated volunteers.  You can obtain a nomination form by emailing the Board (see link and directions to St. Margaret's below).  See you there! 

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NEW CONTACT INFORMATION FOR THE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION:  Need to get in touch with the Cromwell Station HOA?  Make note of these new email addresses and the new Post Office Box:   

Mailing address: 

Cromwell Station
PO Box 42193
Baltimore, MD 21284

HOA Board of Directors  (Click here)

Architectural Review Committee (Click here)

Why aren't the actual email addresses revealed?  Because unscrupulous "spammers" use special software to scour websites for email addresses, then flood them with unwanted advertisements and other spam.  Sorry about the inconvenience.  Note that the old email addresses ceased working on November 1, 2011. 

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CARS NOT IN OPERATING CONDITION WILL BE TOWED!  Have you noticed the new signs in our neighborhood?  They are aimed at removing junk and abandoned cars from our streets.  If you notice a car with flat tires, no tags, or other signs that it doesn't run, contact the HOA Board of Directors right away.  They will attach a warning to the car giving the owner a week or so to fix it or remove it.  Failure to comply will result in the car being towed and the owner charged for storage. 

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The HOA Board of Directors meets on the first Wednesday of each month (no meetings in July and August) 7pm at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, 1819 Cromwood Road.  All homeowners are welcome to attend.  Issues may be brought to the floor but homeowners cannot vote.