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Welcome to Adams Ridge!

The Association was organized on October 19, 1993 as a not-for-profit corporation for the purpose of managing and maintaining the common property of Adams Ridge Homeowners Association Inc., a homeowners association in Adams Township, Pennsylvania. Membership in the Association is mandatory for all residents.

Adams Ridge Homeowners Association, Inc.

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currently consists of 441 single-family homes and 450 townhouse and condominium units, which includes one condominium association, Adams Ridge Condominium Association, and two townhome associations, Adams Ridge Community Service Association and Adams Ridge Southern Valley Association.

Common area of the Association is situated on approximately 1,000 acres of land. Within it are roadways and parking areas, walkways, playgrounds, an outdoor swimming pool, a clubhouse, a tennis court and soccer field.

If you would like to rent the clubhouse, or have any questions related to Adams Ridge, please direct them to Merrilyn Keast at the clubhouse: adamsridge@wpcm.com
724-779-3233 - Phone
724-779-3244 - Fax

For directions from you to the clubhouse at Adams Ridge using Mapquest.com, please click on the red star.



On Wednesday August 1, 2012 at 11:18am Adams Township Police responded to the area of Southern Valley Commons, specifically the top of Southern Valley Court for a burglar alarm. On scene, officers discovered the back door along the deck had been forced open with a large landscaping block. Evidence on scene indicates they attempted entry initially through the back windows after cutting the screens, however were not successful. After multiple attempts at prying the back door with no success, they then used the block (taken from the side of the unit) to force the door open. This door had a locked handle and deadbolt, yet was able with ease to be forced inward. Nothing of major value has yet to be reported as stolen as this home did have an alarm system.

Please be sure that homeowners are keeping an eye out in the neighborhood, especially during daylight hours, as this is when most suspects know you're away from home. I hope everyone can help out those living in the area by reporting any suspicious activity including vehicles, persons, or objects no matter how small they think it may be. A simple report of a person walking behind a townhome prior to this call could've resulted in his/her capture.

Many Thanks,

--
Ptlm. Tim Waibel
Computer Forensic Expert
Adams Twp. Police Dept.
www.adamstwp.org

P: 724.625.2040 Ext. 239
F: 724.625.2139
M: 724.453.4811