JULY:

• Creekside
• Deer Valley
• Edgebrook
• Heritage Park
• Lakeside Estates
• Mill Crossing
• River Run

AUGUST:

• Orchard
• Plaza
• Summer Lakes
• Steep Bank West

The Association encourages all residents  to take a few minutes and look over their  property for any potential Deed Restriction  issue that may result in a  violation.

The Association is excited to announce that Sophia, your Siennanet AI Virtual Assistant, is now available via SMS.

You can get quick and reliable answers to your community-related questions anytime, anywhere. Whether you need info on submitting modifications, Sienna access credentials/IDs, deed restrictions, policies + more, all you need is to pull out your phone and chat directly with Sophia. To receive a quick response, text toll free 855-604-7898. Tip: Be sure to save this number in your phone to make access to Sophia easy.

We hope you’ll find this new feature of use. As a reminder, if texting isn’t your “thing,” Sophia is always available online at Siennanet, 24/7.

The Association has consistently maintained that a printed newsletter would only be produced if advertising revenue was sufficient to cover production and mailing costs. Unfortunately, our printer, who is also responsible for advertising sales and collections, has advised that this is no longer the case.

Declining advertising revenue, increasing production and postage costs, and a growing distribution list have made the current format financially unsustainable. As a result, the only practical way to continue producing a printed newsletter at this time is to significantly reduce its page count.

To address this, the Association and the printer have agreed to an interim arrangement that will allow time to evaluate the long-term viability of a printed newsletter and determine whether an alternative approach would better meet the community’s needs.

Respect and civility are essential to keeping Sienna a safe and welcoming community. Recently, staff and contractors have experienced unacceptable behavior, including yelling, rude comments, and threats—this will not be tolerated.   We understand that situations like traffic delays, deed restriction notices, denied modification requests, or amenity access issues can be frustrating; however, these frustrations do not justify abusive behavior.

We’ve also seen increased disruptive and unsafe activity, including “teen takeovers” and reckless use of motorized bikes and scooters. These actions negatively impact our shared spaces.

We encourage all residents to lead by example—stay respectful, informed, and engaged. Get involved, know the rules, and promote positive & appropriate behavior in community settings.

Together, we can keep Sienna a vibrant and thriving place to live through mutual respect.