February 2026 Ransom Canyon Property Owners Association Photo by Ron McWilliams Ransom Canyon neighbors! We’re off to a fantastic start and momentum is building for a busy spring of community events from the chili cook-off to a proposed car show. The POA’s finances are healthy, important maintenance plans for the Ranch House are underway, and we’ll be mailing ballots and bylaw updates ahead of the April 7 annual meeting. So get ready to vote and get involved. Come join the

January 2026 Ransom Canyon Property Owners Association December was a bustling time in the canyon. Events included the Chapel Holiday Home Tour, the Christmas Parade, Cookies with Mr. and Mrs. Clause, the Light up the Canyon contest, and much more. Each year, the lights around the canyon become increasingly impressive. Treasurer's Report: Judy Laney delivered a financial report highlighting the community's finances, noting a cash balance of $264,000. The net income from Janu

December 2025 Ransom Canyon Property Owners Association Over the past month, the Property Owners Association (POA) has diligently concentrated on several important projects aimed at improving our community: Treasurer's Report: Judy Laney presented a financial report, the community's financial status is strong. Noting a net income of $44,000 year-to-date and a balance of $272,000 in the bank. You can see further details by viewing the Agendas and Minutes . Echo Courier: Th

November 2025 Ransom Canyon Property Owners Association Over the past month, the Property Owners Association (POA) has diligently concentrated on several important projects aimed at improving our community: Brookhollow Pump Replacement: Brookhollow resident Wayne Hardin attended the meeting to discuss his role with the pump. Initially, Bill Chaney, Mark Doty, and Wayne Hardin managed the pump. After Bill Chaney moved, Eric Cargile moved into his house and helped, but since E