Welcome to Vickery Meadow, a neighborhood that families call home. The community of Vickery Meadow is supported by the Vickery Meadow Management Corporation (VMMC), a 501(c ) 3 non-profit organization that oversees the Vickery Meadow Improvement District (VMID). The VMID organization was formed in 1993 to enhance the quality of life for Vickery Meadow residents, and thereby stabilize the values of real property and real property improvements within the District. VMID, in collaboration with residents and area stakeholders, remains committed to making Vickery Meadow a “healthy community”.
Recent Announcements
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Crime Awareness Meeting with David Schleg from "Complete Streets" Initiative
Join us at our January 10, 2012 Crime Awareness meeting at 4:00pm at Half Price Books Reading Room (5801 E NW Hwy). David Schleg with the City of Dallas Sustainable Development and Construction will be on hand to discuss “Complete Streets.” The Complete Streets initiative has chosen several pilot streets to explore how to better design streets in the future. Park Lane from Greenville to Abrams is one of the pilot sites as well as Skillman. We encourage all property owners to attend and have a voice in the redesign of Park Lane and Skillman. |
Posted Dec 20, 2011 1:44 PM by Paola Hernandez
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The District partners with DPD to bring surveillance cameras to Vickery Meadow!
You may have noticed the white boxes on the lights and utility poles with the DPD badge on them by now. The boxes are Dallas Police Surveillance Cameras that the Vickery Meadow Improvement District funded with private donations. The process began in January 2008 and was recently completed with the installation of five cameras in various locations in the Vickery Meadow neighborhood. The locations were selected by the Dallas Police Department that was deemed to be the best locations to address the crime in the area. The locations are Park Lane and Abrams, Skillman and Abrams, Park Lane and Ridgecrest, Park Lane and Shady Brook, and Shady Brook and Hemlock. The cameras are PT2’s with a 360 rotation. The signal from the cameras are sent to the Heights at the Shops at Park Lane and then to the southwest part of Dallas to the auto pound. From there, it goes to Lew Stewart and then to City Hall where all five cameras are monitored by the Dallas Police Department 24 hours 7 days a week. |
Posted Oct 25, 2011 8:17 AM by Angelina Avalos
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Northeast Deputy Chief Perez plans visit with Vickery Meadow!
Join us at our September Crime Awareness and meet Chief Gloria Perez! Chief Perez commands the Northeast Division and will be on hand to answer your questions. September's meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, September 6th at 4pm at Half Price books located at 5803 E. Northwest Highway. |
Posted Jun 19, 2011 9:13 PM by Angelina Avalos
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2010 Police Service Index
The 2010 Police Service Index (PSI) is complete and available for your review by clicking here. The Police Service Index ranks the 94 Multi-Family Properties within the District’s boundaries based on the usage of the Dallas Police Department’s resources. The properties are ranked on the total # of police calls for service, total # of Part I offenses reported on property, total # of arrests on property, total number of resident arrests. The past three years of the PSI can be viewed by clicking on the “Resource File” tab and scrolling down to the “Police Service Index” file. |
Posted Mar 28, 2011 10:07 AM by Angelina Avalos
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Posted Jun 19, 2011 9:02 PM by Angelina Avalos
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