Hello & Welcome to Queens Park Website
Queens Park in Naples Florida is a beautiful community surrounded by serene lakes and open spaces. While enjoying our Naples paradise we are proud to have one of the lowest annual Homeowner Association fees in the area and we strive to keep it that way. Our Neighborhood Watch Committee serves our community well and we ask all our residents and guests to be diligent and get involved to make your community one of the best in paradise.
Our Board of Directors meets on the fourth TUESDAY of the month at 6:00 PM at the Fire Station on Davis Boulevard. We welcome one and all Queens Park residents to attend and get involved with our efforts to keep our neighborhood looking beautiful. In addition to our Board of Directors, Queens Park also has an Architectural Review Board, A Lake Committee, and A Hearing Board. Are you interested in your community and residence? Then get involved, we are always looking for those who want to volunteer their time to help better Queens Park. If you are looking for a way to volunteer some time, call Stacey at Ability Property Management at 239-591-4200.
Queens Park is slowly getting back to normal. Saturday September 9th was an eventful day and night with Hurricane Irma wreaking havoc in Collier County. We were hit hard but not devastated like others. I am seeing a wonderful site when I walk the properties with Neighbor, friends and others helping one another. Keep up the good work.
Our Lake Committee Chair Falconer Jones is making humanitarian trips to Goodland and Everglades City where Clothing, boots and shoes are desperately needed. If you can assist your distant neighbor give Mr. Jones a call 239-250-0660. If you need tarps call Falconer. He also has connections to have trees and debris removed.
Director Dana Lark Reports: "attention Queens Park residents regarding hurricane Irma recovery mode. I called Collier County hotline today and of course we know the boil water notice has been lifted. Please remember to run several trays of ice and throw them out before starting to use your ice and throw out the first few gallons of water in the door. You may even want to investigate cleaning the lines. This can be googled for instructions. We are now OK to run washing machines, dishwashers, and garbage disposals. However, Collier County asks that we only do what we absolutely need to give the system a chance to recover. In other words, wash the clothes that you really need and put aside all the big blankets, sheets and comforters for later. Your cooperation is very much appreciated."
We have been slowed to a snail’s pace but the good news is, we are moving and the pace will pick up. Queens Park will be back to normal soon.
Make plans to attend our next Queens Park BOD Meeting on Tyesday 6:00 PM at the East Naples Fire Station address below. Your input is welcomed.
Living with Gators Tips & Info
ARE LOCAL TRAPPER IS Ray his number is 239-410-2408. He is at your service so call if you see an ALLIGATOR. Hope the above helps you and keeps you safe.
Neighborhood News
The Queens Park BOD met on 8-22-2017 for the August Meeting. Attendance was good. You can make a difference by bringing your thoughts and ideas to meetings. The next meeting will be 9-25 @ 6:00 PM, at the Fire Station, 4798 Davis Blvd., Naples, FL 34104 (the 4th Tuesday of Sptember).
Jim Zimmerman
B.O.D. President
239-253-8413 cell
