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Utilities & Services

The following utilities and services are provided to our community.

Trash Collection

Weatherford Sanitation Division is the service provider for the city of Weatherrford. Questions? Call (817) 598-4145.

Water and Sewer

Water service is provided to our landscaping and outdoor common areas to keep them thriving and to our monument and common area. Weatherford Water Utility Department can be reached at (817) 598-4000.

Electricity

We provide electricity for amenities such as the irrigation system, pool, etc. Owners can visit powertochoose.org to select their electrical service provider.

Internet, Telephone & Cable

Several providers in our area offer a variety of options for reliable, high-speed internet, telephone and cable services. We encourage you to evaluate each of these options to find the service that’s right for you.

Landscaping

We provide landscaping services to our common areas.

To report a concern to the City of Weatherford: Report a Concern

Report a Concern: A proactive way to engage with local government authorities and bring attention to issues or problems that require attention. There are various reasons why you might need to use this form:

Environmental Concerns: If you come across environmental concerns like illegal dumping, pollution, or neglected green spaces, your report can contribute to the city's efforts to preserve and improve the local environment.
Noise Complaints: If there are ongoing noise disturbances from construction, neighbors, or businesses that disrupt your peace and quite, reporting these concerns can prompt the city to investigate and enforce noise ordinances.
Code Violations: Reporting code violations, such as illegal parking, unpermitted structures, or zoning violations, ensures that the city enforces its regulations and maintains community standards.
Public Health Issues: In cases of public health concerns like the presence of pests, unsanitary conditions, or food safety violations in restaurants or markets, your report can help protect public health.

Reporting concerns is a vital communication between residents and their local government. It empowers citizens to take an active role in maintaining the quality of life in their community and ensures that issues are addressed promptly and effectively.

Our Community

Fun Facts

We have:

211 Homes

Community green space

Pool

Playground

Ways to Get Involved

We believe that there’s a place for everyone to get involved in our community, whether you’re interested in leading as a board member, helping out on a committee or just getting to know your neighbors. Taking the time to get invested in where you live allows you to put down roots, serve the community and build lasting friendships with people nearby.

Benefits of Living in a Community

There are several reasons the number of community associations has exploded from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands over the decades. The benefits our homeowners enjoy most are:

Maintained Property Values. According to the Community Associations Institute, homes in managed communities are often worth 5 percent more than those in traditional communities.

Amenities and Services. Our homeowners receive value in return for their choice to invest in a homeowners association.

Sense of Community. Our community is a place to connect in a world that is increasingly disconnected.