Resources for HOAs

HOA Resources

Stormwater Basins - After the Rain Stay Out, Stay Safe - A Health Concern

 Maricopa County Environmental Services Department Stormwater Quality Program has issued a health concern brochure to alert citizens of the dangers of using retention/detention ponds as recreational waters after a storm.Download more info: Retention Basin Safety

View more on Maintaining Private Stormwater Structures

Water Conservation Allotment

 The state requires HOAs that irrigate more than 10 acres of turf with groundwater per community to follow a state-issued water-use allotment plan. If your HOA goes over the allotted amount, the state could fine you $375 for each acre foot of water you use per year over their set allocation. Learn more...

June 2014 HOA Summit presentation
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CAGRD Grants

The Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District (CAGRD) has grants of up to $5,000 for large water users committed to reducing groundwater use. For more information, call 623.869.2380 or visit their Web site:  www.cagrd.com.

How can my HOA reduce water usage? 
We are available to help large water users within the City's water service area, create a water budget plan, with an emphasis on conservation. We can be reached at 623.222.6000, or by email at conservewater@surpriseaz.gov

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Surprise Water Resource Management can be reached at 623.222-6200 

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For many HOAs landscape irrigation accounts for 90 percent or more of all the water used in their communities’ common areas.  One of the easiest ways to save money and water is to adjust sprinkler timers.
Learn more water-saving tips...