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Programs & Community

Burland Ranchettes is more than a neighborhood — it's a community. Here's how we work together to keep it thriving.

Firewise & Emergency Preparedness

Burland Ranchettes has partnered with Fire Adapted Park County (FAPCo), formerly Fire Adapted Bailey (FAB) to help our residents with education about wildfire preparedness and emergency preparation. We support residents in preparing for wildfire and other mountain emergencies. The mitigation reimbursement program helps members and friends reduce fire risk on their properties.

Resources available to help you prepare your home for wildfire including short videos, publications and notifications
Home hardening resources and guides
Community emergency communication support
Code Red registration encouragement

Homeowner Guidance

Senior Alliance of Platte Canyon

The HOA supports the Senior Alliance of Platte Canyon, which provides services and programs for senior residents in our mountain community.

Connecting local seniors with community resources
HOA participation in area senior outreach

Visit Senior Alliance

Mt. Bailey Tower

The communication tower atop Mt. Bailey generates lease revenue that helps fund HOA community programs. This is a meaningful and often-overlooked source of support for everything the HOA does.

Tower lease revenue funds community programs
Provides ongoing support without requiring dues increases

Community Events & Projects

Volunteers power the events that keep Burland Ranchettes connected. There's always a way to get involved — volunteers are always welcome!

Annual community picnic in July at Weakland-Fawks Park
Annual Easter Egg Hunt (Spring)
Annual Halloween Trunk-or-Treat event (October)
Christmas Light Contest (December)

Reserve the Park

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