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You may have noticed some additional technology being used in our post office. We reintroduced the scanners which have been missing since the hurricane. Now, the post office scans a package when it arrives in Bay Point and scans it when it is picked up by the resident. No more guessing if it actually arrived or not, was picked up or not, or whether it was returned. Our

While BPCA was not involved in the initiation of the recall effort, the BPCA office has received several inquires from residents and owners, as follows: What is BPCA's role in the recall process? Answer: BPCA's role in the recall process is set forth in Chapter 720.303 of the Florida Statutes. It's basic responsibility is to verify the validity of the recall ballots by either certifying or not certifying the ballots,

The BPCA Security Oversight Committee and its general counsel have been working to solve the delivery service safety issue created by several rogue DoorDash drivers, which necessitated the temporary suspension of DoorDash drivers using the Bay Point roadways. The committees goal has been to provide minimal disruption to the food delivery service to our residents while still providing safe roadways for residents, guests, and invitees. The security committee in an

Contrary to what the prolific purveyors of false information have posted on the local Facebook website, Uber Eats has never been denied entry into Bay Point. On the evening of March 24th, several Uber Eats drivers were admitted into Bay Point; however, one Uber Eats driver was asked to wait at the front gate because he identified himself as a DoorDash driver. BPCA representatives have contacted the one affected Bay

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Security Report March 2021 The Security Report for this month consists of summaries of the two incidents below. The summaries were written by our Director of Security, Jim Moore, and were printed in the March 2021 issue of the Bay Point News, newspaper. If you wish to gain a factually true understanding about our Security Department’s actions regarding these two incidents, I suggest you read the summaries below. With respect

                                                                 Board Meeting March 8, 2021 Welcome to the Board, officially, Catherine Mitchell, Samantha Dring, Doug Arent, and welcome back Walt Rankin. The newcomers are already off to a good start by chairing/participating in Finance meeting and

The delivery organization DoorDash has not been cooperative in helping to ensure that its delivery drivers obey the traffic rules when they enter Bay Point. A significant number of the DoorDash drivers willfully disregard our traffic rules when they enter our community; for instance, they do not comply with security officer requests, do not stop when requested by security patrol, flee from security officers, exceed the posted speed repeatedly (as

Cooperation is the key to success. Resident cooperation has enabled Bay Point Security to acquire some of the information needed to put forth a plan that will hopefully help us better control the activities of those who deliver goods and services to the Bay Point community. Much of the information is acquired by our officers during the normal check-in process. Other information such as food vendor names and the services

On Saturday, January 16, 2021, at approximately 9:15PM, a car was observed by two Bay Point Security Officers on patrol traveling in excess of 20 miles an hour through the Bonefish stop sign and on to the 500 block of Wahoo Road. The car then speeded up and was locked in on radar at 44 miles per hour. Patrol pursued and stopped the vehicle. When the driver was asked for

Bay Point received the following notice from the United States Postal Service in regard to package deliveries to Contract Postal Units (CPU) including Bay Point.