Category: June 2018

Smoke Alarm Program

  The Chandler Fire, Health & Medical Department’s Smoke Alarm Program uses trained volunteers to help ensure that there are working smoke alarms in every Chandler home. Volunteers can help in the following ways: * Test smoke alarms and change batteries. * Install battery-operated smoke alarms purchased by the homeowner. * Provide free smoke alarm(s)…

This, That and Other Stuff

  Bob Neuman As we grow older, we have less choice for our transportation. Many from SunBird spend time at their other home but are not sure of hard driving for three or four days. So that leaves airlines. Years ago, flights were leisurely and enjoyable and affordable tickets were possible. First thing we did…

SunBird Irish Club luncheon

  Mary Pilon, Social Chairman The SunBird Irish Club enjoyed lunch at The Harp, hosted by George Shield who has been in charge of the luncheons for ages and has announced that he will no longer arrange these outings. George has done a super job over the years, and we are all so grateful to…

SunBird Lions Club award presentation

  Marilyn Hespel Two of our local SunBird Lions Club members were honored for their dedication and hard work. Lion Bill Hespel, president, and Lion Julie Napton, immediate past president, were awarded the Melvin Jones Fellow plaque and pin on April 17, 2018. The Melvin Jones Fellowship Program was established in 1973 in honor of…

SunBird Community Church news

  Bob Neuman Does it appear our world is upside down compared to the old days? Have greed, corruption and fraud in business, government… and, yes, churches… and nearly all our institutions replaced integrity, accountability, responsibility, honesty and common sense? Is all that was once wrong now right? Has God turned his back on our…

Coming soon: City Code Enforcement

  Bonnie, Community Administrator The City of Chandler has mailed out postcards to many SunBird residents in regards to Code Enforcement Inspectors coming to our neighborhood. This advisory is to provide homeowners the opportunity to eliminate any violations prior to the first inspection. Listed below are the most common residential violations: * Weeds, bushes, trees…