Copper Springs PID exists to keep public property in the neighborhood maintained to a higher standard than the city's regular level of service.
What the PID Does
The district maintains and improves the shared common areas of Copper Springs, including their landscaping, fences and irrigation systems. This ongoing work keeps the neighborhood attractive and helps protect residents' property values.
Advisory Board
Copper Springs PID is guided by this advisory board:
- Wesley Garrity, President
- Wesley Thorne, Vice President
- Matthias Whitford, Secretary/Treasurer
Presentation
Copper Springs PID meeting presentation, May 26, 2021 (PDF, 1 MB)
Budget
- Exhibit A-1: FY26 budget and five-year service plan (PDF, 115 KB)
- Exhibit A-1: FY27 budget and five-year service plan (PDF, 106 KB)
Assessment Notice Forms
- Copper Springs PID assessment payment obligation notice (PDF, 271 KB)
- Copper Springs PID notice to purchaser (PDF, 69 KB)
See the Public Improvement Districts page for the city's other districts.
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