AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - North Carolina homeowners say trespassers are taking over private pools while HOAs collect dues and do nothing
Residents at two private communities near Raleigh, North Carolina, say groups of teens have been jumping fences and crashing their pools for more than a year, and the homeowners associations they pay to protect those amenities have offered little more than boilerplate statements in response. Police call logs tell a story that HOA press releases […] The post North Carolina homeowners say trespassers are taking over private pools while HOAs collect dues and do nothing appeared first on American Almanac .
Residents at two private communities near Raleigh, North Carolina, say groups of teens have been jumping fences and crashing their pools for more than a year, and the homeowners associations they pay to protect those amenities have offered little more than boilerplate statements in response. Police call logs tell a story that HOA press releases do not. Between January 2025 and mid-June 2026, Garner police responded to six fights, 35 security checks, 31 suspicious-activity calls, and 16 disturbances at the Edge of Auburn community alone. Less than five miles away, Raleigh police fielded 28 trespassing calls, 30 disturbances, 17 suspicious-activity calls, and 17 suspicious-person reports at the Trace at Olde Towne community, the Daily Mail…Open