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The Board of the Wildcat Ridge Homeowners Association is pleased to announce the launch of our new internet website for the Wildcat Ridge Community. The web address www.wildcatridge.org will become the official site for communications of the Wildcat Ridge Community.
Internet web presence serves as the basis for better communication between the Wildcat Ridge Board and community residents as well as to facilitate communications amongst residents of the community. It is anticipated that the website will serve as a platform for more rapid dissemination of information throughout the community regarding issues of interest to residents.
"The website will serve as a tool to post articles concerning community issues," says Matt King, Project Manager. "Since residents are requested to register with the website, the community newsletter can also be transmitted electronically to residents rather than relying on costly mailings via the U.S. Postal Service - thus lowering the overhead of sending out monthly newsletters. Copies of newsletters will be available on the website so residents will have easy access to information contained in previous newsletters."
Assuming the website proves to be a tool that is embraced by the community and warrants additional investment, additional applications can be added which allow for residents to have real-time account access and online dues payment, etc. The Board encourages your feedback and hopes that you will experience the benefits that the website is expected to offer residents.
For specific questions or comments about the Wildcat Ridge Community website, you may leave an electronic message for the webmaster on this site or send an email to the at webmaster@wildcatridge.org. You may also email the Board of Directors at wcrboard@wildcatridge.org.
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Colorado Christian University announced that it is withdrawing its request to purchase land for a new campus
in Planning Area E in the backcountry from the Highlands Ranch Community Association because of
growing opposition by residents.
The university had planned to move its Lakewood campus serving 1,500 students to the proposed site
about a mile south of Rocky Heights Middle School, west of Monarch Road, in Highlands Ranch. It is not
yet known if the university will pursue an alternative site or make improvements to its existing campus.
United States Census 2009 is beginning to canvas neighborhoods to check that all addresses are in their database prior to launching the official Census questionaire by mail in March of 2010. Listers will be using handheld computers to verify information. Read the official 2010 inforgram here. Douglas County Sheriff's office has also released an official media release to help residents recognize how to identify official canvassers and what to do if you are unsure about people in your neighborhood.
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Check the community calendar to see upcoming events.
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We hope you all enjoyed your holiday season!! As a reminder, holiday lights and/or decorations need to be removed from your home/yard by January 31, 2010.
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Swim Team
TigerSharks
Pool Management
Pool Information
Neighborhood Watch
Keeping watch in our community, maintaining a safe environment and safeguarding property is every homeowner's responsibility. We are currently looking for residents interested in becoming block captains.
WCR Neighborhood Watch
Use the link above to volunteer or to email your comments, questions, and suggestions.
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