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Devonshire Neighborhood Cares

As a subcommittee of our Neighborhood Watch team, we are announcing a new team dedicated to Devonshire neighborhood outreach.  The goal is to provide "a little sunshine", "a small pick me up" or "a random act of kindness" to our neighbors in the form of a card, a small gift basket or other thoughtful message to those who will soon celebrate a milestone, or those who have recently experienced a significant life event such as:


  • Birthday
  • Anniversary
  • Death in the family
  • Hospital / shut-in
  • Health complications
  • Other needful situations


If you know of someone who would appreciate "Devonshire Neighborhood Cares" outreach, please contact the following individuals:


  • Teresa Leaberry - (615) 390-1538 - mamatleaberry@aol.com


Neighborhood Watch News and Events

Devonshire Neighborhood Watch Form

Devononshire Neighborhood Watch Form (pdf)Download

Important Information about NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

Here’s an important message from our NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH COORDINATOR, Darlene Bellucci…

 

Fellow Devonshire residents,


I would like to start out by introducing myself as your new “Neighborhood Watch Coordinator”. 


My name is Darlene Bellucci. I have been a resident of Devonshire for over 18 years.


Phyllis Leadbetter had been our previous Neighborhood Watch Coordinator for many years. She recently made the decision to step down from the role. Being it’s been a few years since we’ve had an organized “Neighborhood Watch Committee” and because we have many new residents, we believe it’s important to reinstate our community wide “Neighborhood Watch” program for the benefit of all Devonshire residents.


With that said, I would like to introduce you to your “Neighborhood Watch Committee Block Captains”: Darlene Pinkham, John Huey, Kathleen Larke, Joanne Close, Joyce Barr, Penny Lempa, Beth Knight, Teresa Leaberry, and (myself) Darlene Bellucci.


These representatives will be coming to your homes to give you 2 forms to fill out. One will be relevant profile information (including emergency contact information for you)  and the other for the “Vial of Life” (a physical container you’ll be provided with) to keep in your home in the event there is a medical emergency.


This is very important as many residents do not have family living in Florida. Should there be an emergency of any sort, we need to know who to contact on your behalf.


Please be responsive by filling out and returning the requested forms to your respective block captains.

Be assured, the information you provide will remain CONFIDENTIAL.


Please feel free to contact your respective block captain with any questions.


Darlene Bellucci

Devonshire Neighborhood Watch Coordinator 

Updates from the Kings Ridge S.A.L.T Meeting

by Darlene Bellucci

On Tuesday, November 17, Teresa Leaberry and I (Darlene Bellucci) went to the S.A.L.T  (Seniors & law enforcement together) meeting, which is conducted by the Clermont Police department. This is open to all Kings Ridge residents. 


It was mentioned that there were very few police calls in Kings Ridge. The conversation led into the most current types of fraud that seniors should be aware of. The officer explained if you make a large purchase don’t leave it in your car where it’s visible, he suggested that you bring it home first and then go out and continue with your shopping. There are a lot of scams via email and text messaging. One that is very common is from UPS messaging you that there is a package they need to deliver and that they need your address. Should you receive this message be sure to delete it do not open it. This is a scam I have been receiving repeated messages through my email from Spectrum saying if I don’t pay my bill my service is going to be shut off. I have also received emails from PayPal thanking me for my purchase of $321. These are all scams. Be sure not to respond to any messages that are asking for your personal information. 


Stay vigilant. 


Please consider the following publication: 

  •  https://www.ncoa.org/older-adults/money/management/avoiding-scams/

Disaster Committee

2026 Hurricane Guide

n13-hurricane-guide-compressed (pdf)

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