Goose Creek Security
Security
Goose Creek Lake Security
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency:(573) 358-5890
The Subdivision considers the safety and protection of property owners and their property extremely important and the Covenants reflect this. The front gate is manned 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Gate security personnel help to ensure that only authorized persons gain access to the community and that stolen property does not leave. They are aided by video surveillance and computerized gate access. Vehicle patrols are used to ensure road safety, escort emergency vehicles, and respond to disturbances or other calls. Goose Creek Lake Security is not meant to replace the use of 911. In the event of an emergency, please call 911 immediately!
Helpful Hints From Security
Game cameras are a great start to help protect your property. They are easy to hide and take great pictures. #picturesworth1000words!
Lights on your property is always a good idea. It helps security notice if something has happened to your property. #thieveslikeitdark!#
Please do not leave boat trailers unattached to vehicles at the boat ramp. Unattached boat trailers may be left in the grass area by the parking lot for up to a 24-hour period.
If you are driving a vehicle other than your own, you must use gate one (1) and show proof of insurance.
Guest passes may be obtained from the office or the guard house if the office is closed. All guests must show current proof of insurance for their vehicle before entering the gate.
Weather Storm Threats
Goose Creek Lake from time to time has Severe Weather Threats. In Extreme Weather Conditions the Goose Creek Lake Library below the Office and the Rec Hall may be used for Property Owners and their Guests.
To get access to these areas please contact
Security at 573-358-5890 or 573-315-5256.
It is important to pay close attention to Local News concerning the Weather via the TV, Mobile Weather Apps, or Weather Scanners. If you do not have a Weather Scanner Unit. You can download one to your Cell Phone and they are typically FREE. NOAA or National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration from Saint Louis is available on both iPhone & Android mobile devices. You can also download Weather Channel App to your mobile devices.