We need 15 volunteers for Augusta Palooza on November 13th. If you are available, please get in touch with Kamin at: [email protected].

Augusta Ranch Oktoberfest was a huge success, greatly in part because of our fabulous vendors. Many products and services were on display that you surely want to remember. We encourage you to visit the HOA Events Website and click on the various Oktoberfest vendors to learn more about them, including photos, contact information, and social media links.

In addition to building the local economy, notable benefits come from supporting our wonderful vendors.

However we think about it, it's definitely a win-win for everyone!

Grab your family, friends, and neighbors and join us for Augusta Ranch Movie Night on the Golf Course, where we set up our giant 50' outdoor movie screen for this fun family-friendly movie.

FREE (no tickets required). Bring lawn chairs and blankets to sit on. Soft drinks, popcorn, and assorted candies will be available for purchase.

Scratch Pub & Grill

The regular menu will be available until 8 PM

Appetizers only from 8-9 PM

The kitchen closes at 9 PM

2401 South Lansing, Mesa, Arizona 85209

Here's your chance to donate blood without leaving your neighborhood! The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Golf Course, 2401 S. Langsing, on Thursday, November 18, 2021, from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Saturday, November 27th, 7-10 PM

The links below will take you to school calendars:

Last month (October 27th), we made this 3-Tiered Tray,

just in time for the holidays!

Craft Nights are a ton of fun, and you end up learning a new skill!

“It is such a happiness when good people get together.”

Scratch Pub & Grill not only offers some of the tastiest food around but loads of entertainment and games. So come on over and bring your family, friends, and neighbors. We can't wait to see you!

Scratch Pub & Grill has the NFL SUNDAY TICKET for all the games. There will be Specials throughout the NFL Season, including Sunday Breakfast Buffet from 9:00 AM-Noon, Game Day Menu from 10:00 AM to closing, a $5 Bloody Mary Bar, $5 22-ounce Seasonal Brews, and $4 Mimosas. COME AND CHEER WITH US!

√ Facebook for Tuesday's

November 9 & 23, 6-8 PM

Tuesday, November 16

6-8 PM

✓ Facebook on Thursday for this week's Terrific Burger 4-9 PM.

✓ Facebook on Friday for our Chef's Fabulous Feature 5-9 PM.

November 6, 6-10 PM

November 8, 5:30 PM

November 12, 6-9 PM

November 20, 7-10 PM

November 26, 6-9 PM

Below are some guidelines on how to care for a dormant lawn, which not only looks nice but encourages healthy growth come summer. These suggestions do not apply if you are overseeding. For information on overseeding, please search online.

You are required to keep your yard weed-free regardless of whether you overseed or not. Some weeds thrive on a dormant lawn, creating an unsightly appearance and stealing nutrients from the turf roots. A broad application of herbicide can put pressure on turf. It is better to spot-apply herbicide directly to each weed or remove them by hand.

- Security Patrol Team -

Augusta Ranch Security Patrol Team consists of three full-time armed guards that are licensed by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The guards patrol our community approximately 18 hours per day, seven days a week, continuously changing schedules. They work through Valley Protective Services, Inc., and have a close working relationship with the Mesa Police Department, which may rely on our guards to assist when needed.

Augusta Ranch Security Patrol Team: 480-518-3399

Mesa Police non-emergency line: 480-644-2211, option 2

https://www.mesaazpolice.gov/services/report-a-non-emergency-crime-online

A percentage of HOA dues was recently used to cover the cost of painting the community mailboxes. Let's take care in keeping them looking nice!

You cannot affix anything to them, including flyers, signs about missing items or animals, and advertisements.

When we attempt to remove a flyer that someone has attached, very often some of the new paint adheres to the tape and comes off. Unfortunately, when this happens, whoever posted the flyer will be responsible for covering the expense of repainting.

This year we overseeded the loop and Baldwin Park. When overseeding, we need to water the areas multiple times per day for the seed to germinate.

During this time, residents witnessed kids kicking the sprinkler heads off. There was a tremendous wasting of water because of the missing heads ($$). We had to repair and replace the sprinkler heads ($$) and spot seed ($$) in the damaged areas.

Your HOA dues are unnecessarily paying for this kind of vandalism and damage, funds that should be going to regular maintenance and community projects.

Parents, would you please talk to your children about vandalism? Let them know about the expense involved and how causing damage could cost your family personally.

To all residents, if you see any vandalizing of the irrigation system or other property of Augusta Ranch, please call security at 480-518-3399. Take photos if possible. All calls are confidential.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to give Kamin a call at 480-354-1236.

To the vandals and thieves, we are prosecuting to the fullest extent permissible by law. You should be ashamed of yourselves for committing any crime, let alone against your neighbors!

New residents of Augusta Ranch may not be aware of the wild animals roaming our neighborhood, just trying to adapt to the encroachment of humans into their territories.

As we increase human populations and develop formerly wild areas, we cannot help but come face to face with wildlife. Coyotes, bobcats, mountain lions, owls, hawks, raccoons, and javelina have been sighted in our neighborhood.

In terms of their diets, many of these animals are generalists, which means they don't have narrow requirements for food. When possible, they live off their natural prey, but they will adapt to preying on domestic animals when necessary. Our pets, especially cats and small dogs, are vulnerable to this unfortunate end.

Pets may mistake a coyote for a friendly dog, which allows the coyote to approach deadly close. As well, our pets are not nearly as fit physically as wild predators and may be easily outrun and outmaneuvered.

Never leave food outside for your pets. The enticing aroma of free food may lure some predators into your yard, where your pet becomes the entree. Coyotes, javelina, raccoons, and roof rats are also attracted to fruit and vegetables (pretty much anything edible), so be sure to secure your garbage cans and compost piles.

If you love your pets, and we know you do, please be vigilant over their safety. Cats roaming around alone at night are in the greatest danger. If possible, keep them indoors. If they must go outside, consider transforming your patio into a fenced-in "catio" or training your cat to go out on a leash. We know that is not the most comfortable solution, but it's better than losing Fluffy.

The Augusta Ranch Golf Course is for golf only. No trespassing signs are located throughout the course. The no-trespassing rule is designed to keep everyone safe, including, but is not limited to, the golf maintenance crews who are out before sunrise, golfers playing at dusk, and other approved construction/utility crews.

Trespassing is defined as anyone on Golf Course property at any time, day or night, that has not checked in at the pro shop and paid the daily green fees. Please remember to have your receipt from the pro shop with you while playing. If you do not have a permit, golf course employees and security are authorized to ask you to leave, issue warnings for trespassing, or request police arrest of trespassers.

We have to be passionate about the no trespassing on the golf course rule as this is a MAJOR safety and liability issue. Your cooperation is sincerely appreciated, and we encourage your participation in sharing this information with your fellow residents. Parents, please speak to your children so they know the severity of this issue. If you have any questions, please call Kamin at 480-354-1236.