The official NEWS magazine of the ArrowCreek® Homeowners Association november 2026 VOLUME 21 issue 6
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Contents
features
DEPARTMENTS 4
Board of Directors' Note
8
Management Report
10
Budget & Finance
18
Socials & Events
20
ACHOA Harvest Festival
20
ArrowCreek Calendar
34
Security & Safety
36
Where in the World
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ArrowCreek view magazine ADVERTISING DISCLOSURE STATEMENT The ArrowCreek View is the official Magazine of the ArrowCreek Home Owners Association (ACHOA). It contains important information for all residents. Additional hard copies of the magazines are available at the Residents’ Center and the magazine is posted on the www.ArrowCreek.com website. Listing of services, vendors, individuals and/or groups is not an endorsement by the ACHOA.
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innovative career training at washoe school district The Washoe County School District Career and Technical Education (CTE) program offers a vast variety of options for students who want to explore innovative and indemand careers while attending high school.
the discovery the biggest little mess fest The Discovery kicked off a brand-new tradition on Saturday, September 12, as more than 1,200 visitors flooded the museum for the inaugural Biggest Little Mess Fest.
2026 Harvest Festival On a picture perfect 70 degree day about 100 adults and children attended the ACHOA Harvest Festival.
Innovative career training 6 at washoe school district Resident Spotlight - The turners 12 dark sky lighting 13 The discovery - the biggest little mess fest 14 Volunteer Spotlight - Kim Windrow 32
The Board is charged with setting broad policy and giving the operations team, supported by its management company, the tools
to accomplish both tactical and strategic goals. The ultimate mission of the Board is to protect and enhance the ArrowCreek community’s reputation and services so that home values remain strong.
vision
ArrowCreek offers a premier lifestyle with a robust variety of amenities
and activities for families and individuals and a friendly and rewarding team environment for employees that together build a more beautiful, more unified, and safer community – making us simply the best community in Northern Nevada to live, work and play.
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ACHOA contact info Inquiries, concerns, requests to the Board or Committees: arrowcreekpresident@gmail.com
board of directors' note By the time this issue reaches your
Your board, your vote
Management Company FirstService Residential
mailbox, ArrowCreek will have closed
Three board seats are up for election
ACHOA General Manager Steve Reffo, 775-850-4620 2900 Arrowcreek Parkway, Reno, NV 89511 steven.reffo2@fsresidential.com
out one of the busiest years in its recent
this year. Meet the Candidates Night is
history. We want to bring you up to date on
Thursday, November 5 at 6:00 PM, and
where things stand.
the Annual Members Meeting is Tuesday,
Ombudsman for Owners in CICCH/HOAs http://.red.nv.gov.content/CIC/Main/ CICOmbudsman@red.nv.gov 702.486.4480
December 8. If you have ever considered
A new management partner Following a competitive search that began last spring, the Board selected FirstService Residential to manage the Association, and
serving, this is a good year to step forward. Much of the real work happens in the committees, and they are always short of hands.
residents' center
the transition took effect October 1. Steven
775.850.4620 Hours: 5am - 10pm Daily
Reffo is our new General Manager, and
The 2027 budget will be approved at the
ArrowCreek Security
he is on site. He has spent his first weeks
Board meeting on Tuesday, November 10
walking the property, meeting our staff, and
at 6:00 PM and ratified by the community
working through the lengthy list of items
at the Annual Meeting. The Treasurer's
every community carries.
report in this issue explains what is
775.850.4450 Gatehouse
ArrowCreek BOARD Bill Schimandle, Board President Margaret McConnell, Vice President Mike Henry, Secretary Jed Daoust, Treasurer Paul Burkett, Director Kendrick Bratcher, Director Dave Brooks, Director
ADRC MEMBERS Jeff Jones, ADRC Chair Dave Brooks, Board Liaison Jed Daoust, Board Liaison Sue Lasky Carolyn Stone Michelle Mulleneaux
A change of this size touches everything: your owner account, the resident portal, architectural submittals, work orders, and how you reach us. Community member
changing and the reasoning behind it. If you disagree with it, that is the meeting to come and say so.
transactions and interactions will not
As winter sets in, a few practical requests
be perfect on the first try. If something
Please keep vehicles off the streets when
does not look right, please tell Steven or
snow is in the forecast so plows can get
any board member rather than assume
through. Slow down; our 25 mile per hour
someone else already has. That really is the
limit matters a good deal more when the
fastest way to get it fixed.
pavement is slick, and it is dark by five o'clock. ACHOA landscape irrigation was
Communications committee
The roads are finished
Susan Duncan & Karen Chiamulon, Co-Chairs Hal Albright Terry Brodt Paul Burkett Harvey Katz Charlie Shalvoy Joyce Seelen Joe Uhlan Stan Jaeger
This summer's paving program is complete.
community members should have their
It was the largest single project the
automatic watering systems off as well. If
Association has taken on in years, $2.1
you are traveling over the holidays, please
million, and it was paid for entirely out of
let Security know.
The ArrowCreek Board of Directors, on its behalf and for the Association, disclaims responsibility for the content of any articles not authored by Board members, community volunteers, or employees. Articles of general interest on subjects reported or discussed at public Board meetings published in the magazine are the responsibility of the residents submitting them. The editors reserve the right to edit submitted material for clarity and length.
turned off for the season by staff, and
reserves that were set aside for exactly this purpose. No special assessment and no
Finally, thank you to every resident
borrowing. Thank you for your patience
who served on a committee, came to a
with the closures, the dust, and the detours,
meeting, or picked up the phone to flag a
and thank you for being decent to the
problem this year. This community runs on
paving crews working in the heat. It was
volunteers, and that showed in a year that
noticed.
asked a great deal of them.
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provide opportunities for classroom
Career and Technical Education (CTE)
learning, engaging in internships and
program offers a vast variety of options
apprenticeships, and taking Advanced
for students who want to explore
Placement and honors coursework.
the fall each school year. For other high
These pathways include engineering,
Choice” application twice yearly, where
health sciences, computer science,
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business, education, aviation
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innovative and in-demand careers while attending high school. The District offers more than 330 advanced coursework and career pathway sections that
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Views
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From breathtaking mountain views to thoughtfully designed a rare balance: peaceful without feeling disconnected. Families love the incredible schools and open spaces. Professionals love and quick getaways to Tahoe. It’s clean, modern, and quietly vibrant, without the noise of other parts of Reno. That’s why Hayden is passionate about helping clients find their place here, because when you love where you live, everything else just falls into place.
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management report Welcome Steven Reffo, achoa general manager I wish I could say I am from one
Management was at the Montage High Rise Condos downtown.
place! But with my sister being born
Since then, I have worked the Palladio Condos on the river and the
in Madagascar and me Mobile,
Belvedere Towers Condos (the former Sundowner Casino). I love
Alabama, I had some questions. My
the HOA non-profit model, and I am never going back to hotels/
early childhood was in New Orleans,
resorts! However, I do plan to manage ArrowCreek like the five-star
Go Saints! Then Connecticut, and
resort that it looks like! The community is absolutely gorgeous!
three years in Vietnam with another three years in Malaysia. I graduated from Pace University in New York City with a Hospitality/Tourism degree. I had an early love for managing hotels and resorts, working at some of the most beautiful properties in the world: InterContinental New York Barclay, Wynn | Encore Las Vegas, and Silverado Resort & Spa in Napa. My wife's job has taken us here to Reno, and what an amazing place to raise a little boy! We absolutely love it here! We have been here nine years already. My first foray into Community
It is an absolute honor and privilege to be at your service here at ArrowCreek. I look forward to working with the Board of Directors and the staff to enhance the overall experience and protect your property values. My office will be at the Residents’ Center; please swing by and say hi! I am excited to learn more about the Community, and I thank all you Owners and Residents in advance for your patience as we go through this Management transition. Exciting things to come! Thank you!
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BUDGET & FINANCE treasurer's report
due without a special assessment, and the projected reserve balance
The 2025 audit is complete and clean. McClintock Accountancy
never falls below about $6.8 million at any point across those three
has issued its final report. The auditors concluded that our finan-
decades. The road program was the proof. A $2.1 million bill came
cial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial
due and we paid it from reserves, with no borrowing and nothing
position of the Association, with no material weaknesses. Our 2025
asked of owners beyond their regular dues.
tax return has been filed, and any owner who would like to read the audit can request a copy.
You may also come across a figure describing the Association as about 31 percent funded. That percentage compares our current
The roads are finished and paid for. This summer's paving program
balance against a theoretical amount representing every component's
is complete and Sierra Nevada Construction has been paid in full,
accumulated wear as of a single day. It is a useful benchmark, but
roughly $2.1 million. Thank you for your patience with the closures
it is not a pass or fail line, and Nevada sets no minimum funding
and the dust.
percentage. Our study is built on the cash flow method, which asks
Where the reserve actually stands. Browning Reserve Group updated our reserve study in September, and the picture is a healthy one. The thirty year plan pays for every major component as it comes
the more practical question of whether the money will be there when each component comes due. Browning puts it this way in the summary that goes to every owner: percentages below one hundred percent “do not necessarily indicate that the Association's reserves are inadequately funded,” and on the thirty year projection the reserves “appear adequately funded.” The 2027 budget. The Board is proposing to raise monthly dues from $392 to $397. That is five dollars a month, and all five go to reserves. Nothing is being added to operations. A cash flow reserve stays strong only while it is funded on schedule, and the five dollars is what keeps ours on schedule. Communities that let the contribution drift are the ones that end up with a five figure special assessment when a road or a roof finally comes due. The budget also reflects a year of work on the spending side. Every line was tested against actual history rather than rolled forward. We reviewed vendor contracts and insurance, and moved the reserve investments to professional fiduciary management, which now earns the Association real money against costs that would otherwise fall to you. Please come and tell us if we have it wrong. The budget is ratified at the Board meeting on Tuesday, November 10 at 6:00 PM. If you disagree with the increase, that is the meeting to attend, and we would far rather hear it from you there than not at all. Meet the Candidates is Thursday, November 5 at 6:00 PM, and the Annual Members Meeting is Tuesday, December 8. Thank you for your patience this year with the construction, the transition, and all the paperwork in between.
JedDaoust
, ACHOA Treasurer
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Resident Spotlight tom & maurine turner: a life built on family, restaurants and a good sense of humor
When Tom and Maurine Turner moved to ArrowCreek in December 2020, they brought nearly three decades of Lake Tahoe memories, a thriving restaurant legacy, four children, three dogs—and a lifetime of stories. Before the move, they had lived in Carnelian Bay, California, for 27 years. Tahoe had been Tom’s home since 1980, when the restaurant business first drew him to the area. Maurine grew up in Campbell, California, and spent many summers visiting her uncle in South Lake Tahoe. Their paths crossed on Christmas night in 1993 at Gar Woods, one of Tom’s restaurants, where Maurine was dining with her mother—who apparently thought Tom was “pretty hot.” The rest, as they say, is history. Tom’s career in the restaurant business began while he was attending Cal. In 1988, he opened Gar Woods, which became one of the best-known restaurants in the Lake Tahoe area. Over the years,
Since moving to ArrowCreek, Tom and Maurine have settled into a
his restaurant portfolio grew to include Riva Grill, Caliente, Bar of
lifestyle that combines family, friends, fitness, travel and, naturally, a
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little more work on the house than originally anticipated. Tom enjoys skiing, swimming and working out. He also travels frequently to visit his children and grandchildren and makes an annual trip to Hawaii with Maurine. The Turners have also made philanthropy an important part of their lives. Two causes especially close to Tom’s heart are the Tahoe Fund and The Children's Cabinet. Through the restaurants, Tom and his partners have helped raise more than $400,000 for the Tahoe Fund. Closer to home, the Turners have hosted several ArrowCreek Wine Lovers Charity Galas benefiting The Children's Cabinet. Tom and the restaurants donate the food and wine, allowing guests to make donations to the organization. For Tom, giving back is less about ceremony and more about bringing people together around something they enjoy while supporting a worthwhile cause.
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1. Useful - Use light only if it is needed. All light should have a clear
Several ArrowCreek homeowners attended Washoe County’s Dark Skies workshop in October, either in person or via Zoom. The
county held the workshop to gather community input on proposed
purpose. Consider how the use of light will impact the area, including wildlife and their habitats.
2. Targeted - Direct light so it falls only where it is needed. Use
lighting and dark-sky regulations as it updates zoning requirements
shielding and careful aiming to target the direction of the light
to align with the Envision Washoe 2040 Master Plan.
beam so that it points downward and does not spill beyond
“Dark skies” means limiting artificial light so the stars remain visible. As a dark-sky community, ArrowCreek expects homeowners to keep lighting from shining upward from their homes and
where it is needed. 3. Low Level - Light should be no brighter than necessary. Use the lowest light level required. Be mindful of surface conditions,
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landscapes. Shielding fixtures, directing lights downward, and using motion sensors help reduce light pollution. By contrast, aiming
as some surfaces may reflect more light into the night sky than intended.
lights upwards into trees, leaving patio string lights on when no
4. Controlled - Use light only when it is needed. Use controls such
one is present, and using continuously bright security lights add
as timers or motion detectors to ensure that light is available
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biggest little mess fest - a huge success by patrick turner, chief advancement officer, the discovery The Discovery kicked off a brand-new tradition on Saturday, September 12, as more than 1,200 visitors flooded the museum for the inaugural Biggest Little Mess Fest — proving that Reno families are more than ready to get their hands (and everything else) dirty for science. The museum's galleries, labs, and parking lot were transformed into a playground of squishing, splashing, and digging, all built around a simple idea: people learn better when they're allowed to make a mess. Behind every ooey, gooey station was real STEM content, giving kids — and more than a few adults — permission to explore science through their senses. The event also welcomed partner organizations from throughout the community, including SPCA of Northern Nevada, PBS Reno, the Washoe County Coroner’s Office, Nevada Museum of Art, UNR’s Innevation Center, Granite Construction, Plenium Builders, Q&D Construction, and more.
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ArrowCreek interest groups BOOK CLUB II Charlotte Curtis charcurtisedd@aol.com
Bridge social Betsy Burgess betsyhburgess@gmail.com
Chefs club
socials & events
Portia Corlin portiacorlin@gmail.com Mary Enright enright5mom@gmail.com
Crafters Mary Steele marysteele6239@att.net
cycling club Jeff Foster jeff-foster@sbcglobal.net
hand, knee & foot club Carol Uhlan 775.852.6638 Lenore Lemon 760.914.2911
mah jongg Donna Branson renobransons@yahoo.com
MASTERMINDS Jessica Hartwig jessica@livinvision.net
men's tennis Don McConnell dfmcconnell67@gmail.com
a dog party celebrating jimmy buffet Eleven dogs invited 13 of their special persons to celebrate the Second Annual Jimmy Buffet Anniversary at the ArrowCreek multi-use park in August.
motorcycle Thomas Wroblewski tomwro@sbcglobal.net
pickleball Mary Ann Gaebe jimgaebe@charter.net www.acpc.clubexpress.com
ping pong Gray Wright gray.wright@outlook.com
retired thinkers club Gray Wright gray.wright@outlook.com
scale models Hawley MacLean hawley@hmaclean.com
skiing Kelly Young keyoung@pacbell.net
snow shoeing We're looking for a Group Leader!
wine lovers Terry Brodt terrybrodt@comcast.net
women's tennis Nancy Aston cmgreno2@gmail.com
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August book club The August book club brought local author Nanda Reddy (pictured
between her identity and survival; Nanda brought “Sunny” to life.
left center, seated) to ArrowCreek. Nanda wrote A Girl Within a Girl
The author was engaging and informative and led a wonderful
Within a Girl, a story about a young Guyanese girl who came to
discussion on the various themes in the book. It was a wonderful
the United States at a very young age. She experiences the struggle
evening attended by over 20 neighbors at the Club.
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arrowcreek calendar save the date Mondays Mah-Jongg 3 - 5pm 3rd Wednesday of the Month Wine Lovers Club Mondays & Thursdays Barre Blitz 9 - 10am
socials & events continued ac harvest festival saturday, october 17 2026 On a picture perfect 70 degree day about 100 adults and children attended the ACHOA Harvest Festival. Comment’s included: “Fun Day, Games had prizes, Spiderman was fun!”
Thursdays Social Bridge 3 - 5pm
Fall festival food (planed and produced by Sue
2nd Thursday of the Month Chefs Club
hot dog wraps, “barfing” pumpkin, chili, ice cream
Fridays Hand, Knee & Foot Club 1 - 5pm Join Us!
november 5
Meet the Candidates, 6 - 7:30pm @ the Residents' Center or via Zoom
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Thorsteinson and helpers) featured scary cookies, ghost sundae bar and much more! Stylos Entertainment provided entertainment, games such as a shooting gallery, puppy racing and a ring toss with prizes. The fun included a Spiderman character, face painting, cotton candy and a magician show. The costume contest winners were Beetle Juice, Policeman and Purple Witch. Prize winners won squeegee toys. The event also included pumpkin decorating led by volunteer April Gravrix. Members of the Social Committee hosting the event
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included Sue Thorsteinson, Joyce Seelen, Sally Thomas,
december
and ACHOA Board Member Paul Burkett. Volunteers
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Holiday Party, 3 - 6pm, Residents' Center
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Annual Meeting, Ballot Counting 9am, Meeting 5pm @ the Residents' Center or via Zoom
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ADRC Meeting, 10am
25 Office Closed for Christmas *The above meeting schedule may be subject to change and may be modified at any time.
calendar key adrC
Indu Harwin, Karyn Grow, Janet Wallin, Charlotte Curtis included Mendy Elliott, Katy Braun, April Gravrix, Tasha Henry, Trudy Mann and Diane Sikora. Also, our new GM, Steven Reffo, and ArrowCreek Security provided additional assistance. Special thanks to Paul for hauling away all the trash. Join us for our Holidays with Santa, December 6, 2026 from 3 - 6pm at the Residents’ Center for a DJ, Holiday carols, festive appetizers, wine and beer for adults!
Architectural Design Review Committee (closed meeting). Held the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Deadline to submit is the 1st Wednesday of each month.
board meeting
Regular meeting of the board of directors. Homeowners welcome. Owner forum at the beginning of each meeting. Executive Sessions may be held prior to each regular board meeting. Meeting dates may be subject to change.
Executive Session
Meeting of the board of directors to discuss delinquencies, legal issues and CC&R violations. (Closed meeting.)
town hall Informal gathering with owners and board for open general discussion about items of concern. (No action is taken at meeting.)
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arrowcreek wine lovers annual charity gala Held poolside at the beautiful ArrowCreek home of Maurine and
together a record 195 enthusiastic Wine Lovers for the annual
Tom Turner, the September 10 gala benefited The Children’s
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was Nevada Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony.
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The gala marked the largest Wine Lovers gathering since the organization was founded in 2019, making it a milestone evening for the ArrowCreek community. Terry Brodt, President of AC Wine Lovers, said the memorable evening was made possible through the generous support of Caymus Vineyards, ArrowCreek resident and talented musician
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UPCOMING COOKING CLASSES HOLI DAY S Taste of Burgundy Date Night – Pre-Holidays Holiday Cookie Decorating Workshop Kids’ Gingerbread Houses Christmas in Provence Wine Country Christmas Chocolate Truffle Workshop Cinnamon Roll Workshop Taste of Tuscany Tacos & Tequila JAN UARY Sushi Pan Roast & Cioppino Culinary Boot Camp Knife Skills Winter Slow Cooker Artisan Pizza & Focaccia Artisan Bread Workshop Kids Cook! Techniques Series Begins Weeknight Mediterranean Taste of Northern Italy Ramen & Asian Dumplings
Milton Merlos, the dedicated staff of Children’s Cabinet, Gar Woods and Sparks Water Bar restaurants, Epics Photo Booth and gracious hosts Maurine and Tom Turner. He expressed gratitude to everyone “for their generosity and contributions, which helped make this a truly special evening and will make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families throughout the Truckee Meadows.”
Tom Turner, Lt Gov Stavros Anthony and Terry Brodt
nevada lt. governor visits arrowcreek Stavros Anthony, Nevada’s 37th Lieutenant Governor, attended the annual AC Wine Lovers Charity Gala on September 10 at the ArrowCreek home of Maurine and Tom Turner. The event benefited Children’s Cabinet, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children and families throughout Nevada. A Las Vegas resident, Anthony was elected Lieutenant Governor of Nevada in 2022. Prior
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December 6, 2026. Winners will be announced the week of
ArrowCreek Shine during the 2026 holiday season.
December 14, 2026. Prizes for the winners will be a donation to
Homeowners who decorate their homes for the holiday season
the charity of their choice.
will be included in the annual judging for best in category: Elegant, Christmas Vacation, Cartoon, Religious, and Other. Categories may change from year to year based on how owners choose to decorate their homes.
Judges will be ArrowCreek residents who volunteer to help with this seasonal event. If you have questions, please contact Steven Reffo at 775.850.4620. If you want to volunteer for judging in your neighborhood, please contact Charlotte Curtis at
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wildlife issues ArrowCreek is one of many communities located in a “Wilderness Urban Interface” area and, as such, residents may more frequently experience problems with animals, reptiles and insects in or near their homes or property. Residents are responsible for any issue regarding wild animal/snakes etc., on their property. Security staff will assist by giving residents the correct phone number of the agency that may be able to assist them.
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Snow removal in arrowcreek ArrowCreek has elevations ranging from 5000 to over 6000 feet ArrowCreek can receive substantial amounts of snowfall. From November through April, Q&D (the HOA snow removal vendor) is on call 24/7 for snow removal. Your Facilities Staff is also charged with removal of snow from over twenty miles of pathways, bus stops and the Residents’ Center grounds. The Security Department also salts the dangerous corners and intersections and assists motorists who may need help. During large snowstorms, Q&D and the staff may need to remove snow multiple times in one day. Please be patient with the snow removal program. It can take 18+ hours to clear and sand all roads within ArrowCreek depending on the amount of snowfall. Contact ArrowCreek Security at 775.850.4450 with all snow removal concerns The main objective during a snowstorm is to keep roadways passable, and to clear roads as quickly as possible. Q&D will focus on the main arterial roads within ArrowCreek first, and then move on to all the side streets. The snowplow operators push the snow off the roadway in smooth, continuous passes and the snow ends up on the road shoulders, sometimes blocking driveways. Snow berms come with the territory and are the resident’s responsibility to remove from their driveway entry. Please shovel snow to the side and not back out into the street when clearing a berm. To avoid double work, try to remove snow from your driveway after a plow has been by. There are also many local companies for hire that will remove snow from your driveway, if needed. Snow Removal Easement
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season of giving - arrowcreek's 11th annual holiday donation drive It is that wonderful time of year again! The ArrowCreek Security team is excited to begin our 11th Annual Holiday Donation Drive, and we want to thank ALL of our residents who helped make last year’s 10th Annual Drive such an incredible success. Thanks to your generosity, the ArrowCreek community was able to donate three truckloads of food, toys, and clothing to children and families in need. What an amazing accomplishment! This year, we’re hoping to make an even bigger impact and bring even more joy to families in our community who could use a little extra help this holiday season.
We will be accepting donations now through December 11, 2026. We are collecting: nonperishable food items, new or gently used clothing, and toys. ACHOA employees will be happy to accept your generous donations at both the Gatehouse and the Residents' Center. On December 12th, we will deliver all of your thoughtful donations to the GSR, where Toys for Tots and the Food Bank of Northern Nevada will collect and distribute them to children and families in need throughout the holiday season. Thank you, ArrowCreek, for your continued kindness, generosity, and unwavering support. Together we can make this holiday season a little brighter for those in need! Happy Holidays and thank you for helping us spread the joy of giving!
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Seventeen couples from ArrowCreek, along with a few family members, joined us for an incredible Alaska cruise aboard Virgin Voyages’ newest ship, the Brilliant Lady. We set sail from Seattle and headed north to our first port of call, Ketchikan, where it rained most of the day. Our next stop was Sitka, where we enjoyed an unforgettable whale-watching adventure. We spotted more than 20 whales. From Sitka, we cruised toward Dawes Glacier, a spectacular 15-mile-long tidewater glacier. Because it was so late in the season, the ship was able to get remarkably close to the glacier, giving us an amazing view of this massive natural wonder. Seeing the glacier up close was definitely one of the highlights of the trip. Our final stop was Prince Rupert. While there wasn’t a lot happening in town, it gave us another chance to relax, enjoy the ship, and spend time together before making our way back to Seattle. All in all, it was a wonderful adventure filled with breathtaking scenery, incredible wildlife, plenty of laughter, and great memories shared with our ArrowCreek friends and family.
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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS ArrowCreek VIEW? Linda Graebner & Charlie Shalvoyjust finished a 10 day American Bugatti Club Race & Rally in Oregon
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We did two days of racing (in the rain, of course!) followed by a six-day car rally, all over Oregon. We drove over 700 miles in 25 vintage Bugattis, many which are over 100 years old! The photo was taken at the Timberline Lodge, with Mount Hood in the background. The Timberline lodge was built in 1937 and was the site of the exterior shots of Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 movie The Shining. ▼
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