Fearrington Homeowners Association (FHA): A Recent Change in Sheriff Deputies Serving the Village

Lt. Luke Scala Now Overseeing the Patrol Division

Effective July 16th, Lieutenant Luke Scala (shown on the left), who had served as our most recent main Chatham County Sheriff's community deputy, was moved into a new position in the department assuming the role of Lieutenant over the Patrol Division.

In his new role, he will be back out on the road with first responders.

Luke has done a top-notch job serving as our main community officer since last fall, as well as providing such service to some 150 other communities in the county.

He will still be in the village from time to time as part of his patrol supervision and tour duties.

Lieutenant Phillip Richard has assumed Luke's former supervisory role over the Community Service Division, and Deputies Sara Pack and Jonathan Hensley will serve as our Community Service Coordinators/Community Watch liaisons. We'll post photos as they become available.

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FHA Heath, Safety & Security Mission

As stated in the Fearrington Homeowners Association (FHA) Articles of Incorporation, one of the important purposes of the FHA is to "provide for the health, safety and welfare" of the residents of Fearrington Village. As part of this important mission, and to comply with the Articles, the FHA works hard to develop and sustain policies, programs, and services that will help to keep village residents healthy and safe.

The FHA HSS Director oversees emergency preparedness, village road safety, and Community Watch information, sometimes working with ad hoc advisory committees.
At times in the past several years, over 35 residents have served in such advisory roles. Their work and support have been invaluable and very much appreciated.

In addition to its communication with Fearrington residents, the FHA HSS Director maintains collaborative relationships with the Chatham County Emergency Management Department and 911, Emergency Medical Services (FirstHealth/EMS), the Chatham County North Chatham Fire Department, the Chatham County Sheriff's Department, and traffic engineers at the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT, which is responsible for 54 state secondary roads in the village).

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A Recent Change in Sheriff Deputies Serving the Village