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Who are we?
We are a volunteer organization, not an HOA. Our mission is to improve the quality of life in Picacho Hills by enhancing our sense of belonging and community pride. Membership is open to all property owners in Picacho Hills. Dues are $75/year for homeowners; $45 for lot owners. What are some of the Membership Benefits?
One of our major perks is the Merchant Discount Program. Our discount list includes
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What are we working on?
Communication - website, newsletters, email blasts Belonging - annual Membership Directory, sponsorship of neighborhood social events Beauty - regular landscape maintenance on major roads not maintained by local HOA's Safety - communication with County and local law enforcement agencies when issues arise |
Join us – by working together, we can make things better!
Contact us at [email protected]
or by mail - PHPOA, P.O. Box 51, Fairacres NM 88033.
Contact us at [email protected]
or by mail - PHPOA, P.O. Box 51, Fairacres NM 88033.
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We are a non-profit organization. We do not discriminate against any group or entity.
We do not sell members' personal information.
We are a non-profit organization. We do not discriminate against any group or entity.
We do not sell members' personal information.
Landscape Goals
The intersection of Picacho Hills Drive and Barcelona Ridge and adjacent strips are being refined to unify the overall area with desert-native vegetation.
The Landscape Maintenance agreement for the next 12 months will maximize plant health and appearances.
Our County rights-of-way will be kept attractive and desert-friendly, but free of overgrown vegetation that blocks visibility and pedestrian movement.
As new landscaping increases in the County rights-of-way throughout Picacho Hills, the Board and Infrastructure Committee will look into ways to budget more responsibly and efficiently going forward. Member input is welcome.
The Landscape Maintenance agreement for the next 12 months will maximize plant health and appearances.
Our County rights-of-way will be kept attractive and desert-friendly, but free of overgrown vegetation that blocks visibility and pedestrian movement.
As new landscaping increases in the County rights-of-way throughout Picacho Hills, the Board and Infrastructure Committee will look into ways to budget more responsibly and efficiently going forward. Member input is welcome.