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To help ensure everyone’s comfort and quiet enjoyment of their homes, residents are reminded that Quiet Time is observed daily from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. During these hours, please avoid activities or appliances that may disturb neighboring units, including televisions, radios,...

Concrete grinding has now been completed, and we’re pleased to report that the project went smoothly. Thank you to all residents for your patience, cooperation, and understanding throughout the process — especially during the noise and temporary disruptions. Your support helped the work...

Painting Projects: Maintenance crews are finishing door painting, hardware adjustments, and repairs throughout the community, with only two buildings remaining. Thank you for your patience during the work. Fun Fact: Our community has 192 stairway doors across 15 buildings! Lawn Care...

Stair Treads: The maintenance team will continue replacing missing or lifting stair treads. Progress has been slowed somewhat due to material shortages, but work is ongoing. Painting Projects: Armando will return to a weekend schedule and begin painting Cox fiber lines and connector...

With milder temperatures sticking around, the Board has decided to keep Pool 4 heated through the end of May—giving residents extra time to enjoy a warm, relaxing swim before the summer heat fully arrives.

The Board has approved a contract for a community-wide deadwooding project, which focuses on removing dead or dying branches from trees on our property. This work is not general pruning but targeted maintenance to improve tree health, enhance safety, and reduce the risk of falling limbs....

To support our ongoing commitment to a safe and well-maintained community, Anasazi Village recently completed a professional inspection of all sidewalks to identify potential trip hazards. A qualified vendor was selected to perform the necessary repairs, and the Board has approved the...

Residents are reminded to avoid leaving any food or waste outside their units. This includes trash bags placed outside for later disposal, items left near dumpsters, or harvested fruit stored outdoors. These can attract rodents, pests, and other wildlife. A rodent was recently spotted...