Resident Login and Online Payment buttons
Those buttons are links to Sentry Management, the Association Manager. The “Resident Login” button links to their “My Account” page where you can access information about your Sentry account and other Trails West HOA information. Residents must register to access the site.
The “Online Payment“ button is a direct link to Sentry Management’s Payment Portal, where residents can pay their quarterly assessments online. Sentry uses a third-party payment company for this service. Residents must register to access the site.
Can I paint my house any color?
“Any changes, permanent or temporary, to the exterior appearance of any structure and building or on a lot are subject to review and approval by the ARC (Architectural Review Committee)”. Please refer to the A.R.C. page for information and documents:
Clubhouse Rental
Please see this page for important Clubhouse guidelines and Event Requests.
Contacting the Association Manager and the Board of Directors
Residents can contact the Manager and the Board via email or online form.
Deed Restricted Community
Please see this page for a brief explanation of Deed Restricted Communities such as Trails West.
Email Opt-in
Residents who wish to be included in community notifications from the Manager and the Board should fill out the consent form.
Garage Issues
Aside from the HOA requirement for keeping garage doors closed, there are safety issues regarding open garage doors:
First, by leaving an open garage door unattended, a resident is inviting a theft of their property. Trails West has seen this type of crime more than once.
Second, the homeowners leave themselves vulnerable to a home invasion.
Third, we live in an area with abundance of wildlife, all of which will not hesitate to walk into an open garage. A Black Bear (and her cubs – that ought to be fun), raccoons (more fun), armadillos (been there) are among the most likely to be encountered. Possibly the most dangerous, however are Coral snakes and Pygmy rattlers. A garage (especially one full of boxes, files, etc.) is the perfect hiding place and the consequences of surprising either of them could be unfortunate.