CMD and CPOA 2018 Annual Report

 We are pleased to present Cordillera's 2018 Annual Report which highlights this year's key accomplishments on board and community priorities. We hope you enjoy looking back on 2018! 

If you have questions or comments, please contact the ...

Winter Safety

A well-equipped vehicle has adequate tires, tire chains, tow rope, sand or cat litter for traction, shovel, tool kit, windshield scraper and brush, battery cables, first aid kit,  flashlight, extra batteries, blankets and/or sleeping bags, extra ...

Winter Driving Tips

Public Safety reminds drivers of simple steps to take when driving on snow-covered and icy roads.  

• Steer, break and accelerate slowly.
• Slow down and increase distances between cars.
• Slow down well before you need to stop as stopping distances are l...

Holiday Lighting Guidelines

Reasonable amounts of small white holiday lights may be displayed from November 15 through March 15.  All lights must be turned off by 10 p.m.   

Below is the passage from the DRB guideline pertaining to holiday lights....

Community Survey Final Report

The CMD and CPOA Boards are pleased to present the final results of the 2018 Cordillera Community Survey. Thank you to those who participated in this lengthy and important process. Public input is invaluable to shaping the future of the community. The sur...

Annual Meeting Election Results & Presentation

During the Annual Meeting, several presenters shared information on the following topics.

• Emergency preparedness and wildfires
• Community survey results
• Real estate data
• Strategic planning
• Trailhead project
• Short term rentals
• Legal update
• 2019 budget planning

The p...

Preventing Problems With Bears is a Community Effort

Bears typically become active in mid-March and are hungry. With a nose that is 100 times more sensitive than humans, a bear can smell food five miles away. Their natural diet consists of grasses, berries, fruits, nuts and plants, but they will resort to p...