Attached are the following documents that were mailed to all Paa-Ko Communities Sewer Association members of record on September 11, 2025

1. Notice of Annual Member Meeting of Paa-Ko Communities Sewer Association
2. Notice of Annual Meeting of the BOD of Paa-Ko Communities Sewer Association
3. Statements of Interest:  Bailey, Douglas; Boice, Michael; Gonzales, Jerome; Verhines, Scott
4. Ballot for three (3) open positions – 2025 PCSA BOD Election
5. Copy of PCSA BOD Letter to Members
   
   
   
   Go to READ MORE to see all the documents. 

The wild horses of San Pedro Creek have been spotted in Paa-Ko again -- n the Northside behind a house on Blue Corn Court.

Please be aware and drive cautiously, as they may venture out on the roads.

Road Issues Reported by Residents

Speeding continues to be an issue on some of the roads in Paa-Ko.  Please slow down everywhere - hills, blind curves, roads that have no shoulders, straightaways.  There have been a couple close calls involving a walker and a bicyclist. 

Do not pass another car on double yellow line.

Please don't tailgate.

Please do not use inappropriate and rude gestures when passing other cars.

Be respectful and considerate and cautious.

Spring is here and the native flora and fauna are active. Hummingbirds are migrating through - help them with energy for the trip.  It’s time to put out your feeders.  

Bears are also coming out searching for food.  They love to find hummingbird feeders as well as unsecured trash cans.  Please don't make it easy for them. A fed bear is a dead bear.

A healthy looking mountain lion has been spotted on the north end of Paa-Ko on Mudhead Ct.

Rattlesnakes and other snakes are out.  This time of year, they are usually sunning themselves on a rock or along the edge of the pavement. As it warms up they will enjoy being under a rock or vegetation and sometimes happily wrapped around the cool base of a planter on your porch.   Preferred hunting time is during the night (except for the coachwhip which likes the heat of the day). Keep your ears alert for rattles and always watch your step wherever you may be going.  Coachwhip snakes also like to climb trees. Attached is a photo taken of a red coachwhip in a tree at the golf course several years ago.  Go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS to see it.

As always, be smart and stay alert.