Security over the Holiday period
December 11, 2024
Security over the holiday period and Christmas time
The Association Committee have had several meetings with our Security company to provide security around our community facilities during the school holidays and Christmas break.
To ensure a safe, happy and comfortable experience for all during this holiday season, a security guard will be on duty at the facility for extended hours. The following guidelines will apply:
- The security guard will actively enforce the rules and behaviour around the facility
- If there are any problems during this time, then the security guard should be approached and notified
- If the security guard is not present, please email the Association Committee or contact the hotel reception
- If any incidents are reported by residents, please provide as much detail as possible to info@kooindahwaters.com
- CCTV will be reviewed and used to provide evidence to the police if required
- If you do not have a FOB, you will not be able to access the facilities area
- All facility areas will be regularly monitored
- Children under 12 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult resident
- No glass will be allowed in the pool areas
The facility areas include the gym, indoor and outdoor pools, sauna and tennis courts
Thank you for your co-operation during this busy time of year. Wishing everyone a happy and safe holiday.
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