Stillwater Home
Owners Association

Stillwater Home Owners Association (SWHOA) is a private, not-for-profit organization established to professionally manage and operate the Stillwater amenities. The goal of the Stillwater Home Owners Association is to ensure long term sustainability and provide value to all Stillwater members and the community.

Communities with an established Home Owners Association have proven to benefit by having certain amenities and assets in their communities that would otherwise be difficult for individual residents to afford and operate. Research has also proven that these communities have greater community spirit and neighbor interaction.

Membership in the Home Owners Association is mandatory for ALL HOMES in the area,  and fees are collected annually.

The private park area is for the exclusive use of the members and guests. The park is available year-round and features a spray park, playground, a clubhouse and and an outdoor ice-skating rink. Members whose accounts are paid up and in Good Standing are eligible to use a key fob for access to these facilities.

Stillwater HOA is Not a Community Association

Community Leagues or Associations are volunteer organizations, established with support of a municpality or City, and are dependent upon sponsorship and fundraising in order to operate.

Community Associations are often involved in organized minor sports such as soccer, baseball and hockey, as well as being the political voice and advocate for the community. Community Associations work with city or other government officials to establish social policies, or to advocate for needed regulations. As such, they are the voice of residents if playground zone areas are required, complaints about speed zones or policing, issues arise regarding signage control and other community safety issues.

Membership in a Community Association is voluntary and could involve members from several different communities.