If you would like to receive phone/email notifications of service delays or issues, you can call WM customer service at (888) 496-8824.

• Use the automated phone system to identify your address and then select Option 4 (all other issues) to talk to a representative. 
  
• Tell them you are in an HOA and would like to be added to the service notification system.
  
• Give them your name and phone number (email too if you wish).

If you don't want to get notifications - other resources include:

• PCVA trash service info at https://www.pcva.org/trash--recycling.html
• Check the PCVA trash service  schedule at https://www.pcva.org/events.html

Dry air, low precipitation, little soil moisture, and fluctuating temperatures are characteristics of fall and winter in many areas of Colorado. Often there is little or no snow cover to provide soil moisture from October through March.

• Trees, shrubs, perennials and lawns under these conditions may be damaged if they do not receive supplemental water
• Water only when air temperatures are above 40 degrees F
• Apply water at mid-day so it will have time to soak in before possible freezing at night

Learn more at https://www.pcva.org/uploads/7/8/8/7/78875826/csu_winter_water_fact_sheet.pdf

For more info: https://www.ready.gov/plan

As the result of our recent PCVA Board of Director elections:
Board of Directors

• President - Julian Bucknall
• Vice President- Jeffry Anderson
• Secretary - Steve Parrish
• Treasurer - Lisa Bomberg
• Member-at-Large - Stephen Swiatek 

Neighborhood Liaisons:

• Carriages (CAR): Jeffry Anderson
• La Bellezza (LAB): Stephen Swiatek
• Reverie (REV): Steve Parrish
• Sage Hill Greens (SHG): Lisa Bomberg
• Wildflower (WIL): Julian Bucknall

Committee Board Representatives:

• Community Connections Committee (CCC): Lisa Bomberg
• Modifications Committee (MODS): Steve Parrish
• Grounds Committee (GC): Stephen Swiatek

https://www.pcva.org/board-of-directors.html

"Porch Pirates"  take unattended packages from a home when no one is looking.

To help stop them in their tracks, you can take these steps to limit porch pirate opportunities:

• Try to be home when your packages are being delivered
• Opt into delivery alerts
• Have packages shipped to your office
• Leave a note for your delivery driver to hide your packages out of sight
• Arrange for a neighbor to collect your package