Hello neighbors! With our recent brush with fire, never a better time to reiterate Fire Preparedness and Awareness. South Metro Fire District will be joining us on Nov 8 at our General Meeting to provide education and answer any questions. They’ve also provided resources to look through:

Learn about wildfires, ignition zones, preparedness and awareness:
https://www.southmetrocrr.org/wildfires

Other Resources:

DougCOAlert – the new CodeRed or reverse 911

Douglas County Launches Hi-Lo Sirens for Emergency Evacuations

Watch Duty – Wildfire Maps & Alerts – App/website recommended by other HV residents

The Wildfire section of our website has also been updated with this information. Click here

If you would like to participate in any of the events below, please sign up using the links. We need an accurate head count in order to make the most efficient use of our village funds.

Earth Day & HVPOA provided breakfast head count April 25th

Hidden Village Property Owners Association: 2026 Earth Day Neighborhood Clean-up

Chipping Day June 13 & 20th

Volunteer for Slash Intake Inspection:
Hidden Village Property Owners Association: 2026 Hidden Village Chipping Day

Dumpster Day Aug 29

Hidden Village Property Owners Association: 2026 Dumpster Day Volunteers

Heavy Debris: Due to weight limit restrictions, we do not accept more than one cubic yard of the following items: concrete, rock, sod, dirt, asphalt, asphalt shingles, manure, blocks, rocks, gravel or plaster

Hazardous Materials: Hazardous, toxic, radioactive, volatile, corrosive, highly flammable, explosive, biomedical, or infectious waste are never acceptable roll-off dumpsters. Examples include:

Aerosol cans
Liquids
Appliances
Asbestos
Batteries
Chemical products
Computers
Fluorescent bulbs
Medical waste
Propane tanks
Tires
Dirt

HVPOA provided neighborhood picnic before hayride October 31

Hidden Village Property Owners Association: 2026 Neighborhood Picnic before Halloween Hay Ride

Hidden Village Paving Communication from Douglas County Public Works Operations
Manager as of 1/8/26:

“Our gravel road paving funds for this year have been reduced. Presently no roads in Hidden
Village are approved for paving. As we progress into the new year we are continuing to seek
possible funding from other related funds. New for this year we are in the process to build a
public site that will show the status of gravel road paving throughout the county. This will
include survey results, paving schedule and other related information.”

DougCOalert announced replacing CodeRED as county emergency notification
system:

Please use this link to gather more information on and sign up for DougCOalert, Douglas
County’s new emergency notification system and the replacement for CodeRED

The Ramblewood Developers hired a company to perform a survey of the HOA common area a week and a half ago. This comes after the HOA was approached for a proposed sewage line through the common area near Village Rd. & Alpine Dr. Legal consultation was obtained by the HV Board to discuss the neighborhood’s options, compensation, and assist in communicating with the developers. Although the process is in early stages and no actions are confirmed, it was recommended to work with the developers in good faith as the alternative was likely to be eminent domain. The board is sensitive to this project’s potential impacts and restoration of the area. 

We acknowledge that there are likely questions surrounding this topic and wanted to proactively communicate known information. The board will continue to communicate any updates via email and look forward to the opportunity to discuss further information and gain your feedback at the next general meeting on May 3rd.

Additionally, Ramblewood will be hosting a Zoom webinar on Tuesday, February 17th at 6pm prior to the hearing dates for approval of their preliminary plan. The link to join the meeting can be found here: https://norris-design.zoom.us/s/99447141124 The agenda for the meeting will include an update on the preliminary plan, sanitary sewer alignment, and overall timing. 

A friendly reminder, the neighborhood speed limit exists for the safety of all of our Hidden Village friends and families! There have been numerous complaints coming into the board about folks ignoring the speed limits, and not just young drivers – but residents who have lived here awhile! With the washboard state of the roads, excessive speeds can be very dangerous. This is even more so if you are trailering a camper or work trailer. Please slow down and be courteous to your fellow neighbor.

Neighbors, please remind anyone in your family or friends circle in our neighborhood that may ride an Electric Dirt bike or a Non-Licensed Motorcycle that those are illegal to ride on on our open spaces (near the arena, kitty corner to the arena, any of our hiking paths, etc).

Also note – there has been a group of riders coming into our neighborhood from other neighborhoods that have been caught in our open spaces and on our paths. The Douglas County Police Department needs to be notified AS this is happening and cannot do much after the event – they asked us to notify them AS it is occurring. 303.660.7505

​Fellow Neighbors – we’ve had numerous complaints about fireworks within and nearby our neighborhood. You are urged to call the Douglas County Police department if you witness fireworks being utilized, especially if you smell smoke. We do not want our neighborhood to be threatened by unnecessary and avoidable man-made forest fire.

“Fireworks that leave the ground are illegal in Douglas County, Colorado, including both incorporated and unincorporated areas. This prohibition aligns with Colorado state law, which bans fireworks that explode or leave the ground, such as bottle rockets, roman candles, and firecrackers .​

In unincorporated Douglas County, violating this law is considered a Class 3 misdemeanor, punishable by fines ranging from $50 to $750 and/or up to six months in jail .​”

If you would like to participate in any of the events below, please sign up using the links. We need an accurate head count in order to make the most efficient use of our village funds.

Earth Day HOA provided breakfast head count April 19 – CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER

Chipping Day June 14 & 21st

Volunteer for Slash Intake Inspection:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0849AFAC2DA5FBCE9-50650923-hidden
RSVP for the pancake breakfast on the 21st:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0849AFAC2DA5FBCE9-54349315-breakfast

Dumpster Day Aug 23

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0849AFAC2DA5FBCE9-54392791-2025

HOA provided neighborhood picnic before hay ride October 25

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0849AFAC2DA5FBCE9-54393499-neighborhood

Please take note – our two General Owners Meetings for 2025 will be held at the Hilltop Schoolhouse:

5748 Flintwood Rd, Parker, CO 80134

For the May 4 meeting, the Ramblewood Developers will attend for Q&A.

They have chairs, tables and a kitchen and no food or drink restrictions as we’ve had in the recent past. Come, enjoy, participate!

All property owners in Hidden Village are required to pay annual membership dues to the Property Owners Association. Payment is due on January 31, 2025.

2025 Annual Membership Fee: $60

Payment is accepted by personal check or via Zelle. For more information, please contact our Treasurer at hiddenvillage.treas@gmail.com.

By Check

Mail your check and completed Membership Invoice to:

Hidden Village Property Owners Association
P.O. Box 663
Parker, CO 80134

By Zelle

If your bank offers Zelle to send money, you can submit payment electronically. Send payment in Zelle to hiddenvillage.treas@gmail.com.

Please also print the Membership Invoice and mail it to the address listed above, so that we have your updated contact information.