STILL SAVING!

 Year-Over- Year Electric Billing Savings, September 12, 2026

Cumulative Savings = $13,031.24

Who will step up?

 NOTICE!

On Sunday, November 15, 

Windswept Condominium Association will conduct its 

Annual Meeting of Owners

At the meeting directors will be elected.

Two director positions will be open.

It is time to prepare your resume. 

The term is for three years.

This is your chance to get things done!

What if I am locked out?

I am locked out and have no key!

I have heard this several times. That's condo normal.

Here a few ways to keep this frustrating moment from happening. 

Get a lock box. These are great especially if you are away and need to allow someone entry. Amazon has several models, $15-$30.

Two types: Wall mount and Doorknob hanger. You can buy these at Amazon. Some folks hang the hanger type on their storage closet.

Write the combination down in a place that you will remember.

Get a magnetic "Hide-A-Key". Put your house key in it and attach it under your car. (not in your car.) or some other hiding spot. 

Find a trustworthy full-time neighbor. 

Any other ideas?

How about those Keys?

Dear Neighbors,

As you know, the Association has been asking for unit keys for the past two years. I want to thank all of you that have responded.  We started last year with 45 missing keys. As of August 29, we only need 7 more unit keys to be 100% compliant.

If you have not been contacted, you may assume that there is a key for your unit in the lockbox.

Why do we need your keys? There are two basic reasons.

Emergency access: Medical access or equipment failure. There have been three incidents of water damage in the past two years when management could not access units where a water was flowing out of control. Simply put, no one was home and no key was in the lockbox.

Inspections: Every year in November, an annual fire inspection is conducted. The inspection requires access to every unit. Strobe/sounders and all sprinkler heads are checked. Units that are inaccessible are listed in a deficiency report. The Association pays for return visits to all inaccessible units.

How are the keys secured?

Each building has a lockbox in a closet with a dead bolt. They are now stored in an orderly fashion and tagged. These lockboxes have been recently organized to reduce the possibility of loss.

BEFORE

AFTER organized by floor

submitted by George Breig

Are you set up to pay your condo fees?

October 1 is approaching.

Don't play "Beat the Clock" with your assessment payment.

Have you set up your account with Premier Management?

This is the link, https://home.pcam.net/public 

1. Set up your login. Use Email address
2. Use the sign-up link if you haven't already established a login.
3. You can set up autopay (automatic recurring payments) directly in your Vantaca Home portal. Here’s how to do it:  AutoPay will pay your bill when it is due and adjust the amount if the assessment changes.  (Recurring payment will not adjust.)

How to Set Up Autopay

1. From Home**, click on **Payments** in the left menu.

2. In the Payments section, look for options like

**Auto-Draft**, **Recurring Payment**, or **Set Up Autopay**.

3. Follow the prompts to:

   - Add your preferred payment method (bank account or credit/debit card)

   - Choose the amount and frequency (usually monthly or quarterly)

   - Confirm and save your autopay settings

 **Important Tips:**

- Make sure your payment method is up to date to avoid missed payments.

- You can review, edit, or cancel your autopay settings anytime from the same Payments section.

Checks for your association should be made payable to:

Windswept Condominium Association 

c/o Premier Community Association Management, LLC

and mailed to: PO Box 97972,  Las Vegas, NV 89193-7972

Be sure to include your account number on the check for proper credit.

If you have any trouble setting this up, contact PCAM. 

Need Assistance?

Our team is here to help. Please contact Premier Community Association Management using the information below.

Phone: 302-644-2752

Matthew Yakshe Email: myakshe@pcam.net

NOT RECYCLE!

Nice Try.  

NO PLASTIC bags in the recycle bin. Empty the bag. 

The plastic bag goes into the trash dumpster.

Recycle poster

Are you protected from Fire?

Expired Smoke Alarms

Smoke alarms save lives. Protect yourself and your neighbors.

Several owners have still not replaced their EXPIRED smoke alarms. 

During our November Fire inspection, Unit Owners will be cited for non-code compliant smoke alarms. The current code also requires Carbon Monoxide Sensors.

This is what a non-compliant smoke alarm looks like. They have a 9-volt battery compartment. The newer smoke alarm units have a 10-year battery and do not have a sliding cover. If you remove the alarm device, you will see its date stamp.

The Firex smoke alarm shown is stamped "2006 SEP 18".

9 volt battery compartment on Expired Smoke Alarm

Most Electricians are familiar with the Current Code and make certain of compliance.