With the number of activities and events that we have here in SunBird, we are truly grateful to all of our volunteers who help make them happen. We are currently looking for volunteers to help with Community Day on Wednesday, Nov. 13, and for the Fall Fiesta and Outdoor Concert on Saturday, Nov. 23. Volunteers…
Smoking Regulations Update
Denim & Diamonds Dance
Cheers Singles Group News
Pickleball Club
Association News, November 2024
Volunteers Needed
Association News, November 2024
Welcome Back, Snowbirds!
SunBird Golf Resort would not be the highly desirable community that it is without the help of our wonderful residents, both permanent and part-time visitors in the community. With that being said, here is a friendly reminder about unacceptable items within SunBird: 1. Outside clothes lines and other outside drying/airing actions. 2. No major appliances,…
Association News, November 2024
Returning Residents/Seasonal Renters: Welcome Back to SunBird
Bonnie Marcus We are happy to have you back. I would like to remind everyone when they return to SunBird to drop by the office to check in and say hello. We will update your file showing that you are back and change your mailing address for the HOA mailings. We are also asking that…
Association News, November 2024
SunBird Post Office
Jan Griffin Welcome back to our winter residents and visitors! Be sure to stop by the SunBird Post Office and the HOA office to let us know you have returned. Here are a few reminders: We cannot accept bills larger than $20 before 10 a.m. or after 1 p.m. Also, cash or checks only! If…
Association News, November 2024
Golf Cart Safety
Welcome back, SunBird residents! We are happy to see so many people returning to SunBird, enjoying the gorgeous weather, our beautiful community, and our amenities. We are looking forward to a fun-filled season. With a lot of activity within SunBird, safety is always a priority. We know residents will be having family and friends visit,…
Association News, November 2024
Manager’s Report
It has still been an extremely hot year, reaching 100-degree temperatures midway into October. Visiting some of the local hiking trails around the area at the San Tan Mountains, Superstition Mountains, and South Mountain, the desert is really suffering from the effects of the long, drawn-out, high temperatures. Many mature, large saguaro cacti 40 to…