Welcome to the Oberbeck Farm Neighborhood Association website!

This site was created to keep our neighbors informed of upcoming events and news within the area.

About our neighborhood
Oberbeck Farm is a Crosland Home development built in the late 70's and early 80's. It is a lovely, quiet, wooded neighborhood consisting of 160 homes, all built on cul de sacs. The two entrances to our neighborhood are from Sharon Road West and an indirect entrance from Lytham Road in Brandon Forest.

We are protected by the South Division (formerly called Baker 2) of the Charlotte Mecklenburg police department. Our neighborhood community coordinator is Officer John A. Kitchens. His contact information is:

Officer J.A. Kitchens
South Division
Community Coordinator
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Dept.
8050 Corporate Center Drive, Suite 100
Charlotte, NC 28226-4467
(704) 544-4835
email: jkitchens@cmpd.org

For any news related to our division, you can go to the South Division website.

Our local schools are:

Elementary Smithfield Elementary
Middle Quail Hollow Middle
High South Mecklenburg High

Click here to see some impressive Facts and Figures about South Mecklenburg High School.

 

Membership
Membership and participation in our Neighborhood Association is on a volunteer basis. All neighbors are highly encouraged to join and participate. Annual dues are $50.
Last updated 6/22/10

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Updated News Items:

Updated 6/22/10

For the latest news, click here or on the NEWS tab (6/22)

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CONGRATULATIONS TO Sergeant Travis Pardue, Officer John Kitchens, and Officer Steve Whitesel
South Division

Out of 442 police nominations, these policemen were among the twelve finalists who have been awarded The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Community Relations Award for the year 2010. This award recognizes officers from the Char-Meck Police Department for building positive, problem-solving relationships and improve community involvement with individual citizens and neighborhood groups. Oberbeck Farm is so fortunate to have these men involved with our neighborhood. They work tirelessly to keep us informed about community involvement, crime prevention awareness, open communication lines, and keeping us safe. We are grateful to know they are here for us. At our next annual meeting and/or see them around our neighborhood, please give these officers a heartfelt thank you.

(5/17/10)

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