NEWS
August 2022
STAY CONNECTED IN THE RANCH With over 100 community and cultural events each year, as well as hundreds of thousands of youth, adult fitness, and recreation programs, and educational opportunities, there is always something going on in Highlands Ranch. We want to make sure you are taking advantage of all the resources we offer to stay connected and in the know! Our web site at www.HRCAonline.org provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date information on HRCA and the community at large. Check out the Monthly Snapshot, found on the homepage, which is a great resource for links to all the latest reports and information. Be the first to know what’s going on at HRCA by following our social media sites. On Facebook, follow the HRCA, Backcountry Wilderness area, HRCA Fitness, and the Race Series. You can also find us on Instagram. Subscribe to free monthly e-mail updates to receive critical, timely information, and the latest HRCA happenings. Go to www.HRCAonline.org/Eme to sign up for email updates. Look for the HRCA newsletter in your mailbox every month for the latest community announcements, convent-compliance tips, upcoming events, and new recreation programs or find it online at www.HRCAonline.org/Newsletter. The Activity Guide provides residents with programming and event information and is mailed to all Highlands Ranch homes three times a year (January, May, and September). During inclement weather at the facilities and events, HRCA has an event hotline to call for information about the cancellation of an event. The number for the hotline is 303-4718888. Still can’t find what you are looking for? At the top of our website is a search bar that can help you locate most of our programs, services, and events we provide, or you can always email us at contact@hrcaonline.org or call 303-791-2500.
DOWNLOAD THE HRCA APP The mobile app is designed to help improve efficiency and wait times at our recreation centers when you check in, by allowing you to scan your HRCA membership card into SCAN ME your phone. To download the app, go to www.HRCAonline.org/App, or scan the QR code located on the left. Once you have added your card, simply bring your phone and scan the barcode at the access desk of any recreation center. Even better - you have the ability to load multiple cards. So save all your family's cards in your phone!
CENTENNIAL WATER IMPLEMENTS STAGE 1 DROUGHT RESTRICTIONS The Centennial Water Board of Directors approved moving into Stage 1 drought restrictions at a Special Board of Directors meeting held July 6. This includes the communities of Highlands Ranch, Solstice and Northern Douglas County Water & Sanitation District. The goal of Stage 1 restrictions is to reduce outdoor water use by 15% to 20%. Watering restrictions will begin Wednesday, July 20. In its 40+ year history, Centennial Water has been very proactive in securing water resources and storage rights to ensure the community is well served into the future. Centennial Water staff and board members have kept a close eye on drought conditions and as conditions continue to be warmer and drier than normal, the board made the decision to move from Drought Watch into Stage 1 restrictions. To learn more, visit the Drought Resource Center on Centennial Water’s website at centennialwater.org/drought. New Watering Schedule: Sunday & Wednesday: Odd-number addresses single family and small multi-family Saturday & Tuesday: Even-number addresses single family and small multi-family Monday & Thursday: Multi-family and apartment properties Any days of the week in compliance with water budget: Parks, schools and properties managed for sole enjoyment, and recreation of the public
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