The MPR HOA Homeowner Portal has become available for your use. Please copy the following into your browser search bar: www.mountainparkranch.eunify.com/Login First time users please click “initial login” below the Login button to show all required fields and receive a registration link by email. Please note that not all featuresRead More →
The MPR Board has decided to change future monthly Board Meeting dates to the 4th Wednesday of each month (except December). The Open Session meetings start at 5:30 PM. Click for a link to the Board Meeting Dates, Agendas and Minutes.
The Board of Directors has approved Staffs recommendations to add many new exterior house paint color schemes! These are available to see in two color books at the office and soon to be included on our wall. Selected older colors have been removed, however for those that already have aRead More →
The community olive trees will be trimmed the week beginning 2/2/2026. It is expected to take 2 weeks. Weather permitted, during that time they will also be sprayed.
An updated City of Phoenix’s Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Guide is available. Click the link below to view. https://www.phoenix.gov/content/dam/phoenix/pddsite/documents/residential-building/beginners-guide-adus.pdf
As of January 1st 2026, The Assessment fee will be $219.00 semi-annually.
As of January 1, 2025 the price for key fobs for recreation center access will increase to $40. As a reminder, there is only one fob allowed per property.
You can now schedule your bulk pick up directly with the city of Phoenix Please do not set trash out until an appointment is made and you are within 7 days of this appointment date. You can call at 602-262-6251 to schedule your appointment.
*UPDATE* The ballots have been counted and the results are 1,240 YES votes to 111 NO votes. This means the Association will continue to monitor/regulate streets. If you have any questions, please reach out to the office at 480-704-5000 or email Jim Welch at jim@mtparkranch.org. Members of MPRHOA, IRead More →
The HOA is well aware there are transient and homeless people that appear from time to time in and around MPRHOA. Areas in MPRHOA that are considered private property consist of; the recreation centers, any of the greenbelts, around the fountains, trailheads, hillside preserves, are all considered MPRHOA common areas.Read More →
