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2024 Student Employment Opportunities

 

The Lake at Heritage Pointe (LAHP) provides homeowners with recreation experiences, programs and amenities including a pristine 28-acre lake, a Lake House and beach, watercraft, ball diamond, soccer pitch, sports court, and playgrounds.

 

The LAHP is currently recruiting for the following Spring & Summer 2024 positions:

 

  • Lake House Team Leader

  • Day Camp Leader

  • Lake House Team Member

  • Day Camp Councilor

 

Click HERE for full job descriptions for each position.

 

All staff will be tasked with the delivery of excellent customer service, recreation programs and the provision of an enjoyable lake experience for LAHP residents and their guests.

 

A successful applicant must meet the following criteria:

  • Be a student, 16 years of age or older, who is intending to return to school full-time in the Fall.

  • Have excellent communication, organizational and customer service skills.

  • Have experience working with the public, especially the younger population.

  • Be self motivated.

  • Able to work days, evenings and weekends.

  • Able to do physical work and lift heavy objects (e.g., moving watercraft, tables, chairs, tents, etc.)

 

Multiple staff will be hired for each position.  Applicants are encouraged to state which position(s) they are applying for.

 

Employment will commence with a comprehensive training program on May 21 and last until Monday, September 2.  Spring hours will focus primarily on weekends, with the schedule expanding to 7-days per week starting on June 28.  Staff will also be offered casual employment opportunities throughout the year, working at community special events such as Halloween, Christmas, Ice Fishing Derby, Easter and Wine & Paint Nights.

 

If you would like a rewarding summer job, in a team environment, please submit your cover letter, resume, proof of First Aid/CPR/AED (if current), and three references by Sunday, April 28 to info@lahp.ca or drop off/mail to:

 

The Lake at Heritage Pointe,

4 Heritage Lake Blvd,

Heritage Pointe, AB T1S 4H5

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Security Team Initiative Closeout Communication to Community

 

The Security Team would like to thank all those residents who participated in the Security Initiatives Open House on April 26. As a result of the activity, we received at total of 84 survey responses to help gauge interest and support for the various initiatives. We have been diligent in acting on those areas with the most interest and highest potential for near term success.  A summary of the Open House survey's can be found by clicking here

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As you may already be aware, prior to the Open House the team had implemented a number of items to enhance security in our community. These encompassed the inclusion of security information in our welcome package for new residents, standardization of how we gather data from incidents, strengthening our relationship with the RCMP, and reviewing best security practices in other communities. 

 

As a result of the Open House, the survey showed strongest support for upgrading our entrance/exit security cameras at the South and West entry points.  We are currently in the process of soliciting proposals for high resolution night time cameras capable of providing data for Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR). The plan is to install the camaras later this summer to enhance our capabilities of recording vehicle movements to assist police in their efforts. Security signage at the main entry points will be upgraded as part of this project. The ALPR system is being investigated in conjunction with the RCMP to determine how we can progress from a reactive recording system to obtain immediate recognition of suspect vehicle activity from the police database and allow a proactive response by authorities. The details on this are yet to be worked out, but success in this area would see us doing some form of ALPR in upcoming months.    

 

There was also significant initial support for a Neighborhood Watch program arising from the Open House.  Since then support in the form of volunteers to assist with the program has unfortunately dwindled to less than what is required to progress this initiative currently. As a result, the Security Team has decided to try an alternate approach. Security Team members will be soliciting homeowners in their immediate areas to join a WhatsApp chat group to link small areas of the community together.  These small individual collaboration pods will be used to share security related information in their immediate areas.  The goal will be to generate interest within the broader community and hopefully demonstrate the value of such collaboration.  If the initiative is successful, the number of pods will increase and perhaps there will be an expansion from independent pods to a larger community WhatsApp chat group.

Due to lower levels of community support and barriers such as regulatory approval hurdles and high costs, Third-Party Vehicle Based Security Patrols and a Vehicle Gate System are not being progressed at this time.

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With the most supported security issues being addressed with projects/programs currently in progress, the Security Team has now been stood down.  We are encouraged by the interest and participation by homeowners in helping us identify these valuable and cost-effective security enhancements within our community.   Thank-You!

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Your Security Team:  

 

  Todd Brown

  Jim Chuey

  Jerry Krcek

  Renee Krcek

  Ryan McKimmie

  Glenn Osmak                     

  Les Turner

  Marie Wallace

  Neil Wallace                                      

  Trevor Yeaman

  Rick Gallant

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