Board Member Contact Info

To reach a member of the board, please see below. To prevent our email addresses from getting spammed, we have obscured our true email addresses to thwart automated address-harvesting programs. You should be able to figure it out. If not, Google us.

This list will evolve over time and be updated. Right now we have no elected president or VP.

• Dan Norey (Treasurer): treasurer@hurricanecreek.com
  
• Michele Walker (Secretary): secretary@hurricanecreek.com. Michele coordinates the volunteer trash pickup squad, and maintains the resident database.
• David Garrett: garrett@hurricanecreek.com
• Suzanne Guffey: guffey@hurricanecreek.com. Suzanne coordinates the welcome baskets for new residents.
• Juan Hansford: hansford@hurricanecreek.com
• Charles Kuhlman: kuhlman@hurricanecreek.com

Sewer Odor: Jerry Stewart Already Notified

Just so Mr. Stewart doesn't get inundated with requests - we have asked him to check on what can be done to reduce the odor at the split. The hot weather and general lack of rain has not helped. Let's give it some time to improve (and hopefully see some weather changes). I think they're doing all they can at this point.

Whom to Call: Sewer Odor at the Split

If you notice a sewer odor on Hurricane Creek Road near or in the split (about 0.3 - 0.5 mile in from the traffic light on East Brainerd Road), chances are it relates to runoff from the Windstone subdivision. [They don't have sewers or septic, apparently; instead, well ... I'm not sure how detailed I should get]. Apparently there is a chemical additive that helps control this odor, and although the Moccasin Bend treatment plant was to have installed monitoring devices (or did), sometimes we still need to notify them of the need.

So, if you smell something foul in that area, please contact Jerry Stewart: stewart_j@mail.chattanooga.gov

Friends of East Brainerd

At today's meeting both Commissioner Henry and Councilman Benson mentioned the community group, Friends of East Brainerd. This group has been working with local governments on managing the explosive growth our area has experienced since the 1980s. Like our own Hurricane Creek Homeowner's Association Board, they too are looking for volunteers. If you are interested in helping advise on growth plans and land-use policy, and want to be part of Friends of East Brainerd, contact Andy Hodes at 664-1818.

Whom to Call

If you have a non-emergency concern about anything from speeders, excessive noise, neighborhood blight, loose dogs, the contact number depends on whether you live in the city or county.

Generally, if you live in the city, you should call 311. City Councilman Jack Benson mentioned this time and time again. Apparently they have a prioritized list that is maintained through calls to that number. By funneling requests and concerns through the one number, they can keep track of which problems are generating the most concern, and allocate their limited resources accordingly.

For city police dispatch, non-emergency, call 698-2525. Emergencies, call 911.

If you live in the county, sheriff dispatch for non-emergencies is 622-0022. Emergencies, call 911.

For violations of the dog leash law, county residents should contact Animal Control of the Humane Society, at 624-5302, extension 232 or 246.

Please also keep your homeowner's association board members informed of recurring issues that need additional attention.