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STEPS YOU CAN TAKE
TO HELP CREATE SAFE, HEALTHY LIVING CONDITIONS FOR ALL BEINGS 
IN THE SARATOGA AND CHESAPEAKE

1. Get involved. If you are concerned about your community and how it functions, then get involved with the TA, the ANC, public safety organizations such as the Guardian Angels.  Volunteer regularly with the Tenants Association. Share your expertise.

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2. Write Emails.

Address them to Saratoga Chesapeake Property Manager LaToya Healey and Front Desk employee Teresa Harris and cc the SCTA SCTenantsAssociation@protonmail.com We track this data in our database.

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LaToya Healey and Teresa Harris have both said they need a document trail in order to fix tenant concerns in the buildings.
LaToya Healey lhealey@horningdc.com

Teresa Harris tharris@horningdc.com

cc Saratoga Chesapeake Tenants Association

SCTenantsAssociation@protonmail.com

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3. Thank Service Professionals. Thank Security in the building, thank the Police Officers, Fire and Rescue, EMTs, and other service professionals for the good work they are doing to improve conditions in our collective home. They are doing an incredible job of working within the Saratoga and Chesapeake, throughout the Van Ness corridor, and throughout the city to improve the community.

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4. Send positive vibes to all beings in the buildings by thinking directed, positive thoughts. You can also say a simple phrase of goodwill directed toward neighbors, all residents, all staff, the community. That phrase is: May all beings be safe, may all beings live with ease, may all beings be happy, may all beings be free from pain, may all beings know peace. In this time of Passover, Easter, and Ramadan, other reflective words of good will may resonate with your spiritual practices. You can repeat this phrase to yourself as many times as you like. Visualize sending the phrase to others like a gift wrapped in a bright, satin bow.

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5. Resource yourself. This is truly important. Take care of the mind, body, spirit with healthy, empowering choices that do no harm to self or others. Stay safe.

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