Wildcat Ridge Homeowners' Associations (HOA) was created when the development was built by Continental Homes to maintain the common areas; with the authority to enforce deed restrictions. Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&R's) are issued to each homeowner, and Wildcat Ridge HOA was established to ensure that they are adhered to in order to maintain the quality and value of the properties involved.


Wildcat Ridge HOA handles all or some of the following:

  • Establish and collect maintenance fees needed to run neighborhood operations
  • Maintain community landscaping
  • Maintain recreational facilities
  • Enforce deed restrictions.
  • Other restrictions that enforced by Wildcat Ridge HOA: parking on street, landscaping approval or types of plants, garage door being open, fence restrictions, erection of basketball hoops or tree houses, and storage of boats and RVs.

The Wildcat Ridge HOA Board of Directors is made up of fellow residents just like you with similar concerns and/or wishes for the community. We encourage all Homeowners to attend the HOA meetings and participate where and when possible.



Thank you and congratulations to Bob Berger and Fred Wolff for volunteering and being elected to the Board of Directors!

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Paradise Valley board to approve name for new school

Name. Color. Mascot. PTO.
It's all coming together for the 32nd elementary school in the Paradise Valley Unified School District. The governing board is expected to approve the school's name Thursday. There were more than 160 submissions. Top name choices are Cactus Ridge Elementary, Fireside Elementary and Sunset View Elementary. For mascot, top contenders are rattlers, mustangs and falcons. The school colors will be navy and green, red or white. A committee chose navy to be consistent with the nearby Pinnacle High School.

by Eugene Scott - Feb. 1, 2012 09:57 AM
The Republic | azcentral.com

School #32 is now Fireside Elementary School

Welcome to the new Fireside Update!
On Thursday, February 2nd, a group of parents from the School Naming Design Team and future students presented our elementary's new name to the PVUSD Governing Board, Fireside Elementary School! We are the Mustangs, and our colors are Navy Blue and Red. The School Naming Design Team evaluated over 160 submissions, and students selected by vote the name of the school, mascot and colors.

Letter from the President April 2011

It has been a long while since the HOA has published or distributed a newsletter for the residents. This was not by design of course, but subject to the avail- ability of your volunteers  the Board of Directors.

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Wildcat Ridge HOA Annual Meeting

HOA Annual Meeting
Thursday, April 26 at 7:00pm
Location: Phoenix Fire Station 52

Wildcat Ridge Block Party

Saturday, April 14 at 2:30pm
Location: Wildcat Ridge HOA Park
The Board of Directors has decided to hold a "Block Party" for the residents of Wildcat Ridge.
The date of the event is scheduled for April 14th.
If anyone is interested in volunterring on a planning committee, sponsorship, or has general ideas and/or comments, please let us know.
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