What is this new-ish communications channel? It’s the bulletin board.
You may have noticed that new bulletin boards have been installed in each building. These boards are located on the main floor next to the elevators. The bulletin boards near the mailboxes will also continue to be used as part of our community communication network.
Why The New Boards? The bulletin boards provide residents with one more way to stay informed about what’s happening at Anasazi. They are intended to complement—not replace—the many communication methods already in place, including the website (anasaziliving.com), weekly updates, voicemail messages, community emails, and signage.
The new boards will make important information more visible and accessible while reducing the need to post notices inside elevators and on stairwell and fire doors. This previous practice was time-consuming and often resulted in damage to painted surfaces.
What Residents Should Know
• Bulletin boards near the elevators will be the primary location for community notices, including special events, activities, board meetings, project updates, and other routine information.
• Weekly updates will continue to provide community news, reminders, and project information.
• Emergency notices, such as water outages or other unexpected disruptions, will continue to be communicated through email and voicemail when appropriate.
• Routine, non-emergency information will generally be communicated through the bulletin boards and weekly updates only.
Residents are encouraged to check the bulletin boards regularly, just as they would review weekly updates or community emails.
Please Help Spread The Word
If you see a notice posted on a bulletin board, please consider mentioning it to neighbors who may not get out often or who might otherwise miss the information.
A Reminder About Voicemail Messages
If you receive a voicemail from Anasazi, please listen to the message before calling the office. In most cases, the voicemail contains the same information posted on the bulletin boards and community website. Listening first helps reduce duplicate calls and allows staff to assist residents more efficiently.
Thank you for your cooperation and support as we continue improving communication throughout the community.