Heartland Headlines
Abbey Road Street Repairs
Posted on Jul 29th, 2026
Thank you for your patience.
Weather permitting, Rite Jack will begin street repairs on Wednesday, July 29th, as the first phase of repairs on Abbey Road. Most of the work will be done near Barbara Walker School and Goddard School.
Please drive carefully and be aware of the workers.
Thank you for your patience.
Heartland Management
Townhome Roof/Gutter Replacement
Posted on Jul 22nd, 2026
July 21, 2026
Dear Resident,
Weather permitted, Generation Construction Group will begin replacing roofs and gutters on some of the townhomes due to previous storm damage. The gutter project is scheduled to begin on July 23rd. And then they will follow with roof replacement beginning Monday, July 27th. Attached is a list of addresses that will be included in this project.
Due to limited space, it will be necessary for the contractor to utilize your driveways throughout the day for roofing material and a construction dumpster. The hours of operation will be 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. The contractor will also place a door hanger on your door. Please be sure your vehicles have been moved from the garage and parked on the street by 6:30 am to ensure your roof is completed on the day it is scheduled. Please note if your vehicles have not been removed prior to when your roof replacement is started you will not have access until the project on your home has been completed at the end of the day.
Temporary construction debris and increased activity should be expected. Please use caution when entering or exiting your home. Please keep children and pets away from the work area.
Upon completion, a representative from Generation Construction Group will briefly need access to your attic for inspection to verify there are no issues as a result of the roofing project.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this project. Please call Krystal Chambless at 972-564-1511 if you have questions.
Heartland Management
Neigborhood Rules To Follow
Posted on Jul 13th, 2026
Community Reminder: Respect Our Neighborhood
To help keep Heartland a safe, welcoming, and beautiful community for everyone, please remember to respect your neighbors and shared property.
We also ask parents and guardians to take a few moments to talk with their children about being respectful while playing and spending time in the neighborhood!
Please remember:
- Do not tamper with or play on electrical boxes, utility equipment, irrigation systems, or other community infrastructure. These areas can be dangerous and are not intended for recreation.
- Please stay out of landscaped areas whenever possible. Flowers, shrubs, trees, and other landscaping are maintained for everyone's enjoyment and can be easily damaged.
- Respect your neighbors' homes, yards, decorations, vehicles, and personal property. If it doesn't belong to you, please leave it alone.
- Help keep common areas clean by disposing of trash properly and cleaning up after yourself.
- Treat fellow residents with kindness, courtesy, and consideration. Being respectful of people and property helps create a stronger, safer community for everyone.
Thank you to all residents and families for helping make Heartland a neighborhood we can all be proud to call home.
Fiber Optics In Heartland
Posted on Jul 9th, 2026
Should you have questions or concerns please contact Toby Wall with JaCo Construction.
OPTIMUM FIBER OPTICS
Fiber Optics will be installed on the following streets beginning 7/29!
- Kings Forrest Dr.
- Kingsbridge Dr.
- Times Rd.
- Club Oak Dr.
- Lake Trail Dr.
You will probably see flags and paint in your yard or the streets as utilities are flagged to prevent damage during installation.
Should you have questions or concerns please contact Toby Wall with JaCo Construction.
Toby Wall | Project Supervisor
6142 State Hwy 276
Royse City, TX 75189
Office: 469-661-9224
Cell: 214-755-8721
Email: toby.wall@jacoutility.com
Street Repairs
Posted on Jul 9th, 2026
Street Repairs | Heartland Parkway
Beginning Monday, July 13, 2026, Axis will begin street repairs at the southern entrance/exit of Heartland Parkway.
The repairs will require shutting down by placing barricades on one side of the entrance/exit and keeping the other side open for cars to travel in and out.
The repairs will take place on one side of Heartland Parkway entrance, estimated time, weather permitting, two weeks and then they will flip to the other side which will take an additional two weeks.
Thank you for your patience.
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Lawn Care Reminders
Posted on Jul 8th, 2026
As you mow your lawn this season, please help keep our community looking its best. If your mower has a bag attachment, we encourage you to use it to collect grass clippings. If you choose not to use a bag, please be sure to clean up and remove any grass clippings from your lawn, the street, sidewalk, and curb after mowing.
Allowing thick piles of grass clippings to remain on your lawn can smother the grass underneath, potentially causing brown spots or dead patches in your front yard.
Grass clippings left in the street can:
- Clog storm drains
- Contribute to drainage issues
- Create slippery conditions for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists
Thank you for doing your part to help keep our neighborhood clean, safe, and beautiful!
What You Need To Know About Noise Levels!
Posted on Jul 8th, 2026
Help Keep Our Community Peaceful
We all appreciate a community where everyone can relax, unwind, and enjoy their homes. Please be mindful of noise levels, especially during the early morning and evening hours. Keeping music, conversations, televisions, and outdoor activities at a respectful volume helps create a peaceful environment for everyone.
Being considerate of your neighbors is a simple way to build a stronger, more welcoming community.
Thank you for doing your part to help make our neighborhood a place where everyone can enjoy comfort, quiet, and peace.
Newly Elected Board of Directors Members
Posted on Jul 1st, 2026
Neighbors,
On June 18, two new Board of Directors were elected to serve in the Heartland community.
We are excited for these two individuals and know they will continue to make an impact!
- Heartland Management
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No Littering - Keep Heartland Beautiful
Posted on Jun 24th, 2026
Put Waste in Its Place
Residents,
The Heartland Community Association has seen an increase in the amount of litter around Heartland. A general list of trash to dispose of, but not limited to, is in the list provided below.
General Trash:
- Food wrappers
- Plastic bags
- Bottles and cans
- Fast-food containers
- Paper cups and plates
- Napkins and paper towels
- Cigarette butts
- Broken toys
- Dog waste
- Pet waste bags left on the ground
- Cat litter or pet bedding
- Diapers
- Glass
Residents and guests are to not deposit, discard, dump, or leave any trash, litter, debris, yard waste, pet waste, hazardous materials, construction materials, or other refuse on streets, sidewalks, common areas, parks, parking lots, drainage areas, or any property within the community except in designated waste receptacles or approved disposal locations.
Ecowaste Solutions Trash Service
Posted on Jun 10th, 2026
Please do not place items against the trash cart which will interfere with the trucks picking up the trash cart.
Bulk trash is serviced by a different truck – you may see a rear load truck that has CARDS on the side. Bulk trash will be picked on the same day as your regular trash pickup.
The purpose of the 24-hour call or email (email is preferred) request for bulk trash is an effort to be more efficient. The trucks are very heavy and over time can cause damage to the streets. Also, knowing where bulk trash is located helps drivers be more efficient. If your trash pickup date is Monday, please email on Friday. help@ecowastesol.com
Your patience and cooperation is greatly appreciated.
*** Email regarding bulk trash (24 hours before pickup) : help@ecowastesol.com ***
Thank you for your patience while we transition to EcoWaste.
Items that must go in the trash carts: Anything that is in a trash bag, including grass clippings must be put in the Trash Carts. If you have boxes that are broken down and they are small enough, you can place them in the trash cart.
Bulk Trash – 3 Cubic yards
To help determine what would make up 3 cubic yards imagine if you place a washer and a dryer side by side that would be 3 cubic yards?
Acceptable Bulk Trash:
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- Stove
- Refrigerator (Freon line (cfc) has to be removed)
- Water heaters
- Washing Machine
- Dryer
- Furniture items
- Fence material 4’ lengths bundled
- Tree limbs – 4’ bundled
- Carpet – 4’ bundled
- Large boxes broken down and stacked
Please do not place items against the trash cart which will interfere with the trucks picking up the trash cart.
Bulk trash is serviced by a different truck – you may see a rear load truck that has CARDS on the side. Bulk trash will be picked on the same day as your regular trash pickup.
Bulk Trash pick truck runs from 7:00am to 7:00pm Monday through Friday.
The purpose of the 24-hour call or email (email is preferred) request for bulk trash is an effort to be more efficient. The trucks are very heavy and over time can cause damage to the streets. Also, knowing where bulk trash is located helps drivers be more efficient. If your trash pickup date is Monday, please email on Friday. help@ecowastesol.com
Your patience and cooperation is greatly appreciated.

