Vote for your Board of Directors!
One good vote deserves another... It's time now to vote for you 2025 board of directors.

CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE BALLOT PAGE
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 You can also PAY YOUR DUES now  
We also need your annual property/Well questionnaire returned to us before the General Meeting On February 1st

The 2025  Newsletter is available, including important inserts: 

• Newsletter in PDF format 
• Ballot and Proxy forms for the Jan 2025 meeting. (print and mail)
• Annual Dues Notice and Instructions.
• Water and Well Use Questionnaire.  Please fill out online.

Starting with 2025, dues will be $50 per lot. This small increase will help the association stay current with the raising cost associated with it's upkeep.
The dues for the BOA have not increased since the association was founded way back in1973! $50 is still the cheapest association fee you will see these days.

Annual General membership Meeting
Saturday, February 1, 2025 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Church of Christ
4690 South Logan St. Englewood, 80113
**(Check-in begins at 12:30 PM)**
Be sure to check the website in late January for any last minute up-dates
Anticipated agenda items: Annual dues, updated bylaws, board elections,
electronic communications, etc.

ATTEND MEETING VIRTUALLY: Google Meet joining info to come...

The next picnic:

• Where: The Buffalo Pavilion near McDowell Dr. and Murphy Rd.
• When: Picnics are usually held the first Saturday in August. Check back as the date gets closer.
  
  click to see Photos from last picnics
  

Yes, we know this it technically a Bison, but the word buffalo is firmly embedded in our North American culture from years of use so we don’t get pedantic about common names. In fact, some of us even celebrate the variation in local names for the wildlife we encounter on our tours. “Bison Bill Cody” just doesn’t roll off the tongue like “Buffalo Bill Cody”. And who would change the CU football team to the "Colorado Bison"?  And ultimately, it means the same thing anyway.  

Buffalo comes from the French for beef animal or ox, “boeuf”.  And bison comes from the Greek word for beef animal or ox. We encourage folks to use whichever word they feel comfortable with. After all, our shaggy friends don’t care what you call them!

Dog Licenses are required by the county. They ensure your pet is returned safely to you if lost. It helps the county know your pet is vaccinated for rabies. (cat licenses offered as optional.)