Welcoming HOA Community - Breathtaking Views
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BEAUTIFUL VIEWS - GREAT COMMUNITY - Come join us!
Welcome to the Estates at Cherry Ridge - Dewey, Arizona
There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us. We hope you enjoy our new website and take a moment to drop us a line!
HOA Management: Tri-City Property Mgmt
Community Manager: 928.237.2224
Email: info@tcpm.net
Where to find our Community
Upcoming HOA Meeting - To Be Announced
To be Announced
Position Available for 2025-2026
Every year we need Volunteers over the spring / summer months to help HOA members with clean-up of their properties for Firewise. Please let us know if you have the equipment or time to assist your neighbors. We thank you in advance.
One HOA Open Board Member position available. Voting on or before July 14, 2025.
Dewey, AZ - About 30 minutes from Prescott (but close enough to enjoy the amenities!)
The Estates at Cherry Ridge is located off the southbound side of Route 169 and east of Route 69, just south along Arizona Route 169 near the 3-mile marker. (*Note* If your maps programs brings you to the Grant Woods entrance/exit - Please Note, this gate is closed to all non-emergency vehicles). Please enter on South Dewey Overlook Way. Currently, this gate is not lock and open.
Enter by driving south off Hwy 169 onto Dewey Overlook Way, go through the entrance gates, follow Dewey Overlook Way through a hairpin turn, and the road dead ends at Bonanza Trail. Turn right and you will delighted with Endless View Drive and other southern portions of this breathtaking community. Turn left and follow a sloping road around the hill, proceed with care along a blind hill portion of the road that connects with S. Grant Woods Parkway which, to the left (no need to turn, just follow through) which leads to views beyond measure. Some of these roads along this northern route are Sterling Spur, True Grit and Jamestown, turn right and you go to the end of the Cherry Ridge property by the cattle guard.
PLEASE PROCEED AT THE REDUCED COMMUNITY SPEED FOR YOUR SAFETY, FOR THE COMMUNITY AND ALL NEIGHBORING ANIMALS THAT USE THE ROADS FOR ACCESS! Thank you very much for your understanding!
As one may imagine, wildlife is abundant and there are frequent sightings of deer, elk, coyote, javelinas, owls, hawks, quail, and vultures. Bobcats and even an occasional mountain lion have been spotted from time to time.
https://vimeo.com/516287125 - Check out this wonderful video of our community.
Recent Updates
1st COMMUNITY MEETING for ECR Members
Meetings are Quarterly due to lack of
participation from the Monthly Meetings -
Please join us and become part of the solution.
The CC&R was not updated due to lack of participation
and quorum; remains unchanged and remains intact
as it stands for an additional ten years at this time.
If you would like to participate - please contact one of the Board Members or use the contact us button and I will forward your information to them so they can reach out to you personally.
Thanks, as always, for your participation, suggestions and comments!!
Prescott Country Club
1133 Old Chisholm Trail, Dewey
FireWise Committee is shorthanded. Your help is appreciated!
Looking for neighbors to assist one another over the upcoming months to help reduce wildfire risks in our beautiful neighborhood. Takes very little time, but ensures safe, defensible spaces.
Quarterly HOA Meeting - TO BE ANNOUNCED
Board of Directors - 2024-2026
Freezing Weather is Here!
The easiest way to prevent frozen water pipes when the weather is drops below 32 degrees, as it is this week, let the cold water drip from ALL faucets serving any and all exposed pipes. Running water through the pipe - even at a trickle - helps prevent pipes from freezing. Google says, Yes, it's recommended you leave a faucet on with water at a drip to keep pipes from freezing. If you know where the water comes into your house, turn on a faucet at the opposite end to ensure the water continues to circulate. However, on the flip side, they state that outside temperatures need to be below 28 degrees, for a total of at least four consecutive hours. Your question of should it be hot or cold water to be left on to drip -- it's cold water The faucet should drip five times per minute or a gallon an hour.
Readers Digest: https://www.rd.com/article/thaw-frozen-pipes/
Frozen pipes that break or burst can cause expensive water damage. Even a small tear in a water pipe can pour hundreds of gallons of water each minute into your home or residence. As many homeowners take time over the winter holidays to visit family and travel, it’s important to know what preventative measures you can take to help prevent frozen or burst pipes. Here are just a few tips to prevent frozen pipes. - nrwa.org
Stay Safe, Warm and Keep the Water Dripping
Annual Road Maintenance - Questions? Check Backbone Roads
Earth Resources completed their Annual Road Maintenance
Flooding and Drainage is believe to have been resolved.
Time to Chart the Future
Next Town Hall Meeting
Still gathering details for next Town Hall Meeting to provide updates going on in our community. Great suggetions and comments were provided. We LISTENED AND HEARD you loud and clear. Thanks for spending your time with us to ensure our future community is how we all wish it to be, the problems faced today and the on