Spring Hill Apartments

Fulltime maintenance technician M-F 8:00 –5:00 emergency on call every other week. Hourly wage DOE

127 unit apartment community. Candidate will be responsible for timely physical completion of all duties, work and documentation necessary to maintain and repair grounds, buildings and equipment of the property. Must have a current driver’s license and vehicle insurance. Physical completion of work to include the safe lifting, moving and installing of items weighing up to at least ninety (90) pounds. Must be able to undergo a background check and pass a drug screening.
Responsible to provide property with 24 hour on-call emergency maintenance according to an every other week schedule.
Responsible to contribute to the well-being of the property through honesty, integrity and pride in appearance and a positive attitude toward fellow staff and residents.
Additional responsibilities:
Preventive maintenance: daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly.
Corrective maintenance: handle work orders in a timely manner, and must be able to prioritize by level of urgency.
Unit turnover: must be able to identify tasks of a particular unit and complete a turn within the number of days set by community manager.
Grounds keeping: Must be willing to do snow removal in the common areas, stairs, sidewalks including weekends and early morning hours.
Buildings and common areas, including daily trash removal, parking lots, lighting inspections and delivering resident information and/or notices on doors as needed.
Purchase and obtain parts, supplies, tools, or services w/ management approval only. Make part runs as needed. Work with vendors, company personnel, inspectors, etc. as warranted.

School is back in session, friends! That means, school zone speed limits really need to be adhered to. There are law enforcement officers hiding off of Walsh Drive. Please slow down and be aware. Safety first - and no traffic violations. :)

We have pizza in the office today for lunch! YUMMY -- come on over! Get it while it's hot!

April Binder

Casper friends.... please pass it on!

Have you ever wondered how to get creative with your meals and still eat healthy on a tight budget? Here are a few ideas for you.

Check our page every so often for more details. And if you have great ideas and or recipes, please share!

• Sticky rice, vegetables, and soy sauce. ...
• Black beans and rice. ...
• Egg and black bean burritos. ...
• Grilled cheese and tomato soup. ...
• Spaghetti with homemade marinara. ...
• Ham, white beans, and cornbread. ...
• Homemade stovetop mac n' cheese. ...
• Oatmeal and banana.

Pot roast with vegetables
This meal is perfect for fall, winter, or any time you are due for some meat and potatoes. To get started, place a small rump roast in your crock pot and cover it with water. Cook on high for three hours then add some chopped-up potatoes and peeled carrots, plus a bit of salt and pepper. Cook for another three or four hours and serve.
Ingredients:
• Rump roast: $10
• 6 potatoes: $2
• Small bag carrots: $2
Total: $14 (makes 10 servings)

Food For Thought is still delivering lunch here at the office! Come by and enjoy and tell your neighborhood friends!

Thank you to the handful of wonderful kids who came by to visit with the Girl Scout rep and participated in the science experiment! We hope you enjoy your special solar bracelets. See you all next time.