SCHOA’s Annual Meeting 2025 Successes Celebrated * 2026 Begins Thank you to everyone who attended the Sun City Home Owners Association Annual Meeting on January 6, 2026. General Manager Lisa Gray shared SCHOA successes, and achievements in 2025: • The Compliance Team handled a 101% increase (4,510 new incidents, nearly 18 per day) in reported violations in 2025 compared to 2024. • Our office took 3,786 phone calls, 3,690 walks ins. • Hosted two Day of Service events to clean 25 properties with hundreds of volunteers and dozens of businesses and community partners. (The next Day of Service is Friday, March 27). • Hosted a Safety and Fraud Townhall with MCSO to help protect residents. • Launched the first series of the BiAnnual Sun City Resident Orientation (The next orientation is 9:00am Friday, March 6). • Hosted our annual Original Senior Lifestyle EXPO featuring only vetted business partners and community groups. • Published a 2026-27 Sun City Community Guide and mailed to every Sun City residence. • Hosted our Second Annual Merry & Bright Christmas Lights Contest. • Ukulele Club hosted a community concert in support of SCHOA helping to increase our membership. • Advocated on behalf of every Sun City resident by promoting Sun City needs as part of Maricopa County's Framework 2040 long-term planning. • Helped design and launch the first community Sun City Flag. • Connected thousands of Members to vetted businesses as part of the Business Partner Referral Program. • Hosted 35 FREE Business Partner Workshops. If you need to renew or join to become a Member, you can do so atSunCityHOA.org/Membership, call us at 623.974.4718 or visit our office at 10401 W. Coggins Drive, Sun City. # • Source, SCHOA e-blast: https://www.icontact-archive.com/ar...f7c91ccdfc975f1248db2d3c171ef4e642767657d7e63
Under funded and definitely under appreciated for the job they do. It’s a shame that they lack to resources to upgrade our CC&R’s.
Larry, It’s not a matter of money but rather The Sun City Home Owners Association (SCHOA) can update the CC&Rs, but significant revisions have not occurred since 1998, likely due to the need for community consensus and the complexity of the amendment process. Adherence to Arizona law and how convoluted the process has become is making it almost impossible for any service organization to improve or apply new tenets or standards. In a nutshell, the legislature has screwed up the language around so many issues, it’s almost impossible to move forward with anything.
Larry, sure has been a challenge. Here’s a little published credible background: SCHOA updating CC&Rs Lengthy process before results Sun City Independent, February 28, 2024 Story: https://www.yourvalley.net/sun-city-independent/stories/schoa-updating-ccrs,480954#:~:text=“We're updating CC&Rs because,new members and 306 renewals. ( To renew or join to become a SCHOA Member, you can do so at SunCityHOA.org/Membership, call 623.974.4718 or visit their office at 10401 W. Coggins Drive, Sun City. Membership is $25 annually.)
Quoting a 2 year old story shows what? There has been no evidence of updates to any of the documents that I have seen presented. Even if they have a team dedicated to making updates, the legislative adjustments alone are enough to keep a gaggle of people busy up to their ears. Trying to write to community regulations in the midst of the societal and legal hurdles is a full time job, just to stay abreast of the ADA changes and regulations would keep folks awake at night. New emblems for one, honoring the various self identity codes is another. The list goes on forever. SCHOA has a full time role in the community as it is defined. Could they use an infusion of cash, of course, every service organization in Sun City could. The best way to support SCHOA is to become a member for the nominal fee they charge and be supportive of their fundraising efforts.
