BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Notice is hereby given to served residents and general public that the Arcadia Corners IWDD #81 will hold an in person meeting on Tuesday June 16, 2026, at 5 PM. The meeting will be held at 4126 E Pinchot Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85018. Agendas are…
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Notice is hereby given to served residents and general public that the Arcadia Corners IWDD #81 will hold an online meeting on Tuesday February 17, 2026, at 12 PM. You may access this link by visiting…
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Notice is hereby given to served residents and general public that the Arcadia Corners IWDD #81 will hold an in-person meeting on Wednesday February 11, 2026, 4 PM, at the sandbox south of 4201 E Catalina,…
A new meeting notice location is established at the little library, 4132 E Pinchot. The updated disclosure statement is also included.
The Arcadia Corners IWDD #81 will meet on May 12, 2025, discussing various agenda items.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Notice is hereby given to served residents and general public that the Arcadia Corners IWDD #81 will hold an online meeting open to the public on Sunday February 23, 2025 at 4:00 PM at . Agendas are…
The Arcadia Corners IWDD #81 will hold a public meeting on December 22, 2024, discussing agenda items including system status updates and property issues.
The Arcadia Corners Neighborhood Association offers a raffle for a free planted tree to residents with irrigated lots, promoting tree planting to combat the loss of mature trees. Non-irrigated homeowners can enter for a group discount. Various tree species are accepted, and specific rules apply for participation.
ARCADIA CORNERS IWDD #81 MEETING AGENDABOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Jeff Bloker, Director and ChairmanNathan Hubbell, DirectorLaura Stover, Director and Secretary Notice is hereby given to served residents and general public that the Arcadia Corners IWDD #81 (formerly Rancho Ventura 12…
In 2024, two repairs on Avalon were completed, leaving $900 for summer. A meeting will discuss 2025 rate increases to fund an emergency reserve, with a proposed $20/yearly increase per household. Efforts to enhance neighborhood safety, infrastructure, and beauty, including tree plantings and grant applications, continue.
