Community Information

Trash/Recycle Service 
Waste Management is the company contracted by the association. Your trash services are paid by the association from your monthly dues. If you need assistance obtaining a container or replacement container, please contact the Property Manager, Char Dufresne.

• Trash pickup is on Monday. Holidays will push it back one day.
• Recycle pickup is on Wednesdays.  Holidays will push it back one day.
• Recycle Bins may contain:
     → food boxes
     → brown paper bags
     → paper
     → junk mail
     → glass
     → plastic bottles #1 – 7, aluminum cans
     → cardboard boxes (must be cut up). 
• NO plastic bags – please do not place plastic bags in recycle bins.

Common Area Services
The Pool is the best place in the city to cool off and work on your artistic swimming or as I personally refer to it, sinking fast. Please help us keep it that way by reporting any unfriendly behavior or abuse. You will find all the details on the Pool Commitee Home Page.

The mesquite bosque, lawns and malls which surround our homes are fantastic for bird watching or hiding out from the sun. Please don’t litter and do clean up after your pets. All the green details are on the Landscape Commitee Home Page.

Pets
Pet owners – please be responsible and courteous to your neighbors by keeping your dog(s) on a leash when walking them and picking up your pet’s waste. Please do not allow your dog’s barking to become a nuisance to other homeowners. Permitting your dog to become a nuisance will put you in violation of the Sabino Vista Townhouse HOA Covenants Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) Article V Section 5.1.2 and the Pima County Code of Ordinances, Title 6.

Animal Protection Services Information
Animal Protection Officers (APOs) enforce leash law and licensing compliance, investigate complaints of cruelty and neglect, respond to bite complaints, rabies concerns and address noise and waste complaints.

You can contact Animal Protection Services by calling 520-724-5900, ext. 4 or by clicking on the Animal Care Center image below. Field officers respond to thousands of calls each month and calls are answered on a priority basis. Police assists, calls about cruelty, neglect, biting and potentially dangerous animals are responded to first. 

Wildlife in our Community of Southern Arizona
There are too many varieties of wildlife that come into our community to list here. Some of the more exotic ones are: Javelinas, Bobcats and Cayotes. As with any wildlife, they all mandate a healthy respect for their well-being and yours. All wildlife has an inherent risk of potential danger.

Please take care and enjoy their presence and beauty when they come around, but do not feed them or approach. Please visit Rural Living Today for a list of wildlife animals to read about as you see them in the area. Your first one will probably be the Javelinas as they love to knock over trash cans frequently.