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Lincoln Military Housing
Community Newsletter
What’s Inside!• Upcoming Events
Resident Appreciation
• Save The Date
Air Show
Get Healthy, Get Happy
Expo
• Community News
Issue Resolution for
Residents
Pin it with Lincoln
• PERKS Card Program
• Living Green Tips
February 2017Proudly serving the residents of our El Centro Community.
Resident Appreciation Month February is Lincoln Military Housings “Resident Appreciation Month.” During the month of February, Lincoln would like to show our gratitude and appreciation to our residents. Lincoln is thankful to have you and your family living in our communities. We recognize your contribution and dedication to our country and we are honored to serve you with a quality home environment.
Throughout the month of February, Lincoln Team Members will be serving breakfast or dinner in each of the communities as our way of thanking you! Inside this Newsletter is your date and time for your appreciation event. There is no need to sign-up for these events, just look for your friendly Lincoln Team!
Remember, throughout the year Lincoln hosts many free events and programs for your family. These events are one more way we show you our appreciation and support your military community. We are honored to host these opportunities for your family!
Read through this newsletter for upcoming event information, and make it a goal to come out and participate in 2017!
Upcoming EventsResident Appreciation Event
Your Lincoln Military Housing District would like to show their appreciation to all, their residents for your service and sacrifices to this great country!
Lincoln wants to give you an evening where you do not have to worry about making dinner for the family. Make it a family night and watch a movie or play a board game together!
Date: Thursday, February 9th Delivery Begins: 4:00 PM Location: The District Staff will be delivering a pizza to your door. Contact: Diana at [email protected] with any questions.
Save the Date: Air Show
Parents and kids: get excited as we take off and see the U.S. Navy Blue Angels in action. Lincoln Military Housing will be hosting a chalet with food, drinks and premiere seating on the flight line. The Air Show will also feature kids activities, aircraft static displays and the Air Show theatrics throughout the day.
Date: Saturday, March 11th Location: On BaseLottery Begins: Thursday February 23rd at 8:30 AMLottery Ends: Thursday, March 2nd at NoonTo enter the Lottery: Visit www.lincolnmilitaryresident.comContact: Diana at [email protected] with any questions. Attendee Details: These tickets are only for the El Centro families, all family members must be listed on the Page 2 and live in housing to attend the event. No extra guests will be allowed.
Save the Date: Get Healthy, Get Happy Community Expo
Join Lincoln to “Get Healthy, Get Happy” at our special health themed Community Expo! Lincoln wants to inspire and educate residents about the importance of living a healthy lifestyle.
Expo Topics and Highlights• Free light and healthy dinner for the first 50 residents to check-in• Ask your District Staff questions at the District Booth• A Jump rope challenge for a chance to win a $25.00 Giftcard
Save the Date: Water Bottle CollectionStart saving your water bottles! For every 10 water bottles your family drops off at the Living Green Booth at the El Centro Expo, you will recieve one ‘Living Green’ reusable water bottle. Limit 4 per family.
Date: Thursday, March 23rd Time: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM Location: Mirage ClubContact: Diana at [email protected] with any questions.
Jump rope ChallengeDon’t miss out on your opportunity to participate in the jump rope Challenge. One will win an $25.00
Giftcard!
• Interactive vendor booths • Door prize drawings• Active kids activities with a chance to earn an electronic
jump rope.
Jump rope ChallengeDon’t miss out on your opportunity to participate in the jump rope Challenge. One will win an $25.00
Giftcard!
Community News
Perks Card Program
The Perks Card Program is designed to reward those residents who regularly
attend Lincoln’s wide variety of events. Residents are given a stamp on their card at each event they attend. Only six stamps are needed to fill the card, so remember those Perks Cards every time and read your newsletters so you can mark your calendars for any upcoming events! You can obtain a new Perks Card at any Lincoln Military Housing event. You can turn in a filled card to your Community Services Coordinator or the District Office.
Community Services Department(858) 505-4136
• Diana Pastenes, Community Services Coordinator, ext. 228, [email protected]
• Cindy Farless, Community Services Director, ext. 223, [email protected]
• Emily Scott Community Services Administrative Assistant ext. 221, [email protected]@lpsi.com
El Centro District Office
(760) 352-2110 3041 A Second Street, El Centro, CA 92243
• Sendy Lopez, District Manager, [email protected]• Joana Reyes, Assistant Manager, [email protected]
• Marcelino Martin Del Campo,Maintenance Supervisor, mdelcampo@lpsicom
• Hecmarzachary Mata, Service Technician• Oscar Murrillo, Service Technician
• Carlos Vazquez, Porter
Roadside America 888-895-1744Lincoln Military Housing is not responsible for information
from other organizations.
Issue ResolutionFor Residents
The following should assist you with resolution of an issue should something occur at your home that causes you dissatisfaction with Lincoln Military Housing:
1. The first step is to contact your District Office and relay the issue to them and give them the opportunity to resolve it.
2. If the issue is not resolved to your satisfaction contact the District Office again and ask to speak to the District Manager. In almost every case the District Manager can solve the issue.
3. If the issue is still not solved after speaking to the District Manager call the Lincoln General Management Office (GMO) at 858-874-8100 and ask to speak to the Regional Property Manager for your specific District.
4. In the unlikely event the Regional Property Manager cannot satisfy your request, contact the GMO again and ask for the Regional Vice President of Lincoln Military Housing.
5. At this point if the issue still remains, you will need to contact a Navy Supervisor Supervisor. For El Centro Housing contact Housing Director at 760-339-2920.
Congratulations to our February winner of a $50 Gift Card!
Brenda O. familyPlease visit the District Office by February 10th to pick up your prize
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Need Valentine’s Day date night ideas? Follow us on our Lincoln Military Housing- Family Events Pinterest Page! Check out our Date Night & Romance for some Valentine’s Day pinspiration.
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