BROKER: DPR Realty

Cottonwood Crossing Community Development 

Welcome to the Cottonwood Crossing community... We are a family community. 

If you are a resident of Cottonwood Crossing, your HOA's meetings are a great time to share your views, ask questions, and gain a better understanding about how a neighborhood organization is run.  As you may know, our HOA board is a group of elected resident volunteers.

Toddie Fowler and her assistant Louise Duve (pron. doo-VAY) are our HOA's community managers, and employees of Tri-City Management company.  Either one is always present at our HOA meetings.   Toddie and Louise do many things to manage the welfare of our community, including: drive through the neighborhood weekly to uphold the rules, maintain decorum, administer warnings and fines according to the HOA rules. 

The best way to address your HOA concerns would be in a respectful yet direct call or email to Toddie (ext. 118) or Louise (ext 134) .

Phone:480-844-2224   Fax: 480-844-2061
Email:
info@tcpm.net 
attention Toddie Fowler or Louise Duve, Community Management team
Cottonwood Crossing HOA

For more information about our HOA's management company, visit their website at:
http://www.tcpm.net/tcpm/outside_home.asp 

 

Cottonwood Crossing Community Development's Mission  - To encourage a pleasant living environment by fostering peace among the members of our community. 

Our Community - Our Cottonwood Crossing subdivision encompasses the residents on the West side of Greenfield, the South side of Warner, East of Val Vista

Neighborhood Events

 

 

Saturday, November 14th, 2009, every resident in Cottonwood Crossing (both I & II) is invited to the 4th Annual Neighborhood Block Party in the Greenbelt area from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.

We plan to have potluck refreshments, fun activities for adults and kids, and prizes. This year we are planning a Pumpkin Hunt, Relay Races, Donut Contest, Chalk Mural Contest, Pumpkin Smoothies, and more. Please join us!  Bring the family, folding chairs, your beverage and lunch. If you like, bring a snack or dessert to share. Plan to have a good time! We will provide shaded areas and tables.

 

 

If you would like to help plan the Block Party event with us this year, we look forward to hearing from you: 480-251-9189.

 

 

SPRING: Each Spring we have a full community yard sale, in cooperation with the HOA.  The SALE is advertised on the internet (Craigslist, GarageSale Finder, etc.) and there are signs placed by the entrances of our neighborhood.

Our 2009 SALE was Saturday, May 9th from 6 a.m. to 12 noon.  Just for fun, we visited all the homes who participate with this community garage sale between 10 a.m. and noon to deliver FRESH BAKED DONUTS.  

FALL:  Each Fall, we have a Neighborhood Block Party in the Greenbelt area, so we can meet our neighbors.

Saturday, November 15th, 2008, every resident in Cottonwood Crossing (both I & II) was invited to the 3rd Annual Neighborhood Block Party in the Greenbelt area from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.

We plan had potluck refreshments, fun activities for adults and kids, and prizes. This year we played relay races, scavenger hunt donut contest and more. Please join us again next Fall!  Bring the family, folding chairs, your beverage and lunch. If you like, bring a snack or dessert to share. Plan to have a good time! We will provide shaded areas and tables.

 

 

If you would like to help plan the Block Party event with us this year, we look forward to hearing from you: 480-251-9189.

 

 

 

COMMUNITY DIRECTORY:  One of the benefits of getting to know your neighbors is networking. Our Cottonwood Crossing Community Directory helps you find out who can do handyman repairs, clean carpets, babysit, dog-walk, and more. There will be a sign-up sheet at the Block Party information table. Check the website for your listing, and to look up services you need. Click on the Contact Form tab on your upper left to add directory information.  Visit the Community Directory Page on this site to see all listings.

October 28, 2006 was our first block party, including a costume parade, kid's crafts, contests, and team games.  This enabled the neighborhood children to meet and play together.  We also had a drawing for free gifts, including a car-care bucket, Target gift card, Baker's Delight basket of baking supplies, and a Spa basket of personal care items.

November 3, 2007 was our second annual block party.  Attendance was the best ever.  We had Thanksgiving centerpiece crafts for children, and chocolate kiss-a-day-till-Christmas crafts for all ages.  Activities included face painting, the famous donut-eating contest, bubble-blowing, fishing, and relay races.  The free prizes total over $100 in value: gift cards for Westcore Mall, Ross, Target, Trader Joe's, Blockbuster, and Starbuck's.

WINTER: - To help ring in the holiday season, our neighborhood gathers for Christmas Caroling about mid- to late December.   Each year our plan varies slightly, but the general rule is "Sing loud and have fun."

This WINTER's COMMUNITY Christmas Caroling: THURSDAY DECEMBER 18, 6 to 8 p.m  (meet at Clauss house 1037 s. Jamaica Way, then gather at the end of the evening for refreshments and photos)

December 20, 2006 from 7 to 9 p.m. was our first neighborhood "Christmas Carolling Event," with about 30 adults and children in attendance.  We marched along Jamaica Way to Ranch, then back around to Crossroads, up San Tan, Down Stottler, and up Cathy through the greenbelt to Nunnely, then back to Jamaica.  We were refreshed with hot cocoa and cookies by the fire at Clausses house on Jamaica.

December 19, 2007 from 6 to 8 p.m. was our second  neighborhood "Christmas Carolling Event," with about 30 adults and children in attendance. Lots more children this year kept us hopping!   We traveled along Jamaica Way to Ranch, then into the cul-de-sacs, and back around to Crossroads, up Stottler, then back to Jamaica.  We were refreshed with hot cocoa and cakes by the fire at Clausses house on Jamaica.  Eveyone got a Christmas flashlight to help them read the songs as we marched along.

 If you would like to help plan a neighborhood event together, please contact us anytime at 480-251-9189. 

 

 

WHERE: If you will be walking from your home on the west side of the canal, you will find us on the east greenbelt just across the canal bridge. If you live on the east side of the canal, we will be at the greenbelt area closest to Nunneley cul-de-sac. Nunneley Court is a convenient place to park, if you will be driving.