WAVERLY HUNDRED
HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION
Community Updates
Bulk Pick-up
Bulk pickup is scheduled for the first Friday of each month.
Please place bulk items in front of your home no earlier than the Wednesday prior to pickup.
Residents are asked to be mindful of placement and ensure that items do not block sidewalks or extend into the street.
Our community is ZONE 5
Crime Watch
Chantal T'Jon serves as the Crimewatch Deputy for Waverly Hundred. Homeowners who wish to participate in the Community Crimewatch app (Remind) and receive text alerts and updates are encouraged to email the Board at waverlyhoa@waverlyhundred.org.
Crimewatch meetings are held immediately prior to each quarterly HOA meeting. Residents should log in at 7:15 PM to receive crime updates and community safety information from the Town of Davie Police Department.
Town of Davie Police Department | Contact Info
1230 South Nob Hill Road, Town of Davie, FL 33324
Davie Police Department: 954-693-8200
EMERGENCIES DIAL: 911
Non-Emergency: 954-764-4357
Community Notice: Mail Theft
The HOA has been made aware of ongoing mail theft incidents affecting surrounding communities, including Waverly Hundred. Reports indicate that mailbox tampering has occurred within the neighborhood. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity directly to local law enforcement.
As a preventative measure, homeowners are strongly encouraged to enroll in the Informed Delivery® program offered at no cost by United States Postal Service. This service provides advance visibility of incoming mail and packages, which can assist residents in identifying missing items should theft occur.
Informed Delivery® allows residents to:
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Receive daily email notifications previewing incoming mail and packages
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View grayscale images of letter-sized mail prior to delivery
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Track and manage packages in one convenient location
CLICK HERE to sign up for Informed Delivery® by USPS.
Mosquito Control & Prevention | Help Fight the Bite
Mosquitoes are not only a nuisance, but can also carry diseases. Residents are encouraged to take simple preventative steps to help reduce mosquito activity throughout the community. Standing water around the home can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
If you believe there may be areas around your property where water is collecting, please contact 311 to request a home inspection.
Ways to help control mosquitoes:
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Repair leaky pipes and outdoor faucets
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Move house cooler drain hoses regularly
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Install screens on rain barrels and openings to water tanks or cisterns
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Empty standing water from boats
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Change water and scrub vases holding flowers or cuttings twice weekly, or grow cuttings in soil
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Remove unused outdoor containers such as tires, cans, bottles, buckets, and drums
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Clean clogged roof gutters and drain flat roofs that collect water
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Scrub and change water in bird baths twice weekly
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Empty pet and livestock watering areas daily
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Fill holes in trees with sand or mortar, or drain or treat as needed
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Empty plastic wading pools weekly and store under shelter when not in use
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Stock decorative ponds with minnows, which naturally consume mosquito larvae
Curb Appeal Memo: January 2026
Remove Holiday decorations:
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Please ensure all holiday decorations are promptly removed to avoid violations.
Roof Cleaning:
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Please ensure that your roof is free of dirt, debris, and mildew. A clean roof enhances the overall appearance of your property and contributes to the aesthetic of our community.
Landscape Maintenance:
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Regularly maintain your front post lamps, lawns, gardens, and shrubs. This includes mowing, weeding, trimming bushes, and ensuring your yard is tidy and presentable.
Property Maintenance:
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Take care of any visible maintenance issues such as peeling paint, damaged fences, or worn-out shutters. Proper upkeep of your home´s exterior helps maintain the neighborhood´s uniform appearance.
General Cleaning:
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Pressure wash any areas around the home with dirt, mold, or rust stains.6. Mailboxes: Please ensure mailboxes are clean, upright, and in good condition.
By addressing these common issues, homeowners can avoid violations and help create a welcoming, attractive community. Let´s work together to maintain a neighborhood we´re all proud to call home!