These apartments are meant for low income people, unfortunately in this case it also means low quality.

The buildings themselves were cheaply made, so the noise gets through easily and we had several ongoing maintenence problems.

The neighborhood is not well maintained: glass on playgrounds, trash everywhere (Note: this problem has been dealt with by the maintenence staff by having workers pick up trash almost daily and by the addition of a dumpster), and the pool is usually dirty (except this year they just haven't opened it.)

There are many young families in this complex, which would be good except that people let their children run wild throughout the complex. (Where are they really supposed to play with run down glass covered playgrounds')

The safety factor has improved since the Lakota police have moved in an officer. You can see him around fairly often riding on their horse, Rosy.

Overall, I say don't move in here. The rent may be cheaper than many places, especially for the quality school district, but it's just not worth the aggravation.

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