named programs · 4 · from sources
what they call their work
Community Patrol & Gate Access
24-hour community patrol with three vehicles, gate access management, emergency medical response capability, garage door alerts, and lost pet/pet waste services
Home & Landscape Modifications
Review and approval process for exterior home and landscape changes including paint, artificial turf, security cameras, and lighting; includes streamlined staff review for certain security enhancements
Neighborhood Park Event Hosting
Resident-requested use of private common area parks and green spaces for gatherings, subject to approval and adherence to event guidelines
Standards & Guidelines Enforcement
Enforcement of community standards for conduct, home exteriors, and landscaping to maintain aesthetic consistency and neighborly living
activities · 8 clusters
what they do
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Architectural Modification Review and Compliance 2 activities
- Architectural and Landscape ReviewReviews and approves all exterior home and landscape modifications, including those in backyards, and provides a streamlined staff review process for security camera and motion-activated light modifications to expedite approvals while ensuring adherence to community standards. The organization also approves standards for conduct, landscaping, and home design.
- Architectural and Landscape ReviewReviews and approves all exterior home and landscape modifications, including those in backyards, and provides a streamlined staff review process for security camera and motion-activated light modifications to ensure adherence to community standards. The organization also approves and updates community standards for conduct, landscaping, and homes.
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Residential Community Recreation Management 2 activities
- Community Center and Amenities ManagementFunds the operations, activities, and maintenance of two community centers (Desert Camp and The Homestead), which include amenities such as tennis courts, basketball courts, a fitness center, pools, a water feature, and 33 miles of paths and trails.
- Community Center and Amenities ManagementFunds the operations, activities, and maintenance of Desert Camp Community Center and The Homestead Community Center, which include amenities such as lighted tennis courts, basketball courts, a fitness center, pools, a water feature, and 33 miles of paths and trails. It also provides private common area parks and green spaces for resident-hosted events.
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Member-Focused Social Events 2 activities
- Community Engagement and EventsFunds events and programming for residents, and hosts various community events such as the Home and Landscaping Expo.
- Community Engagement and EventsFunds events and programming for residents, provides private common area parks and green spaces for resident-hosted events, and hosts expos such as the Home and Landscaping Expo.
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Volunteer-Based Food Distribution Support 2 activities
- Community Service InitiativesOrganizes group service projects through its "DC Ranch Gives" initiative, such as at United Food Bank.
- Community Service ProjectsOrganizes group service projects, such as the "DC Ranch Gives" initiative at United Food Bank.
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Residential Road Surface Maintenance 2 activities
- Infrastructure Inspection and MaintenanceContracts consultants to conduct comprehensive inspections of all pavement and related components of roadways under the DC Ranch Association's purview.
- Roadway Infrastructure InspectionContracts consultants to conduct comprehensive inspections of all pavement and related components of roadways under the DC Ranch Association's purview.
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Resident Representative Council Organization 2 activities
- Neighborhood RepresentationElects a designated resident from each of the more than 40 neighborhoods in DC Ranch annually to serve as a liaison to the Ranch Association Board of Directors, maintaining 44 Neighborhood Voting Member positions.
- Neighborhood Representation and GovernanceElects a designated resident from each of the more than 40 neighborhoods in DC Ranch annually to serve as a liaison to the Ranch Association Board of Directors, maintaining 44 Neighborhood Voting Member (NVM) positions.
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Emergency Medical and Fire Response Services 1 activity
- Emergency Medical ResponseEmploys Emergency Medical Response certified staff who provide first aid and minor medical services to the community.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Community Safety and Security ServicesProvides a broad range of safety and security services for residents, including 24-hour community patrol, monitoring community access points with over 100 live video feeds, conducting perimeter checks for residents, and offering first aid and minor medical services through EMT-certified staff. The organization also hosts community safety forums.
- Community Safety and Security ServicesOperates a 24-hour community patrol with 23 gates and two patrol vehicles, maintains a Dispatch and Command Center with over 100 live video feeds, and provides perimeter checks for residents during their absence. The organization also hosts community safety forums.
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financials · form 990 · fy2020
the money
revenue
Total revenue$5.28M
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$5.24M99%
Investment income$21K0%
Other revenue$10K
expenses
Total expenses$3.61M
Program expenses67%
Admin / overhead33%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$2.16M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$6.55M
Cash$5.96M
Investments$0
Liabilities$271K
Net assets$6.27M
Liquid reserves19.8 mo
2 years on record · 2019–2020 · YoY revenue +17.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020
who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| JENNA KOHL | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 40 | $188K |
board members · 7
- ALEXANDER TOWNSEND — TREASURER
- BRUCE BENHAM — DIRECTOR
- BUD KERN — PRESIDENT
- JILL HEGARDT — DIRECTOR
- NATALIE INGRAM — VICE PRESIDENT
- RON BELMONT — DIRECTOR
- SHERYL LOWENHAR — DIRECTOR
relationships · 12
who they work with
- Arizona Department of Real Estate Government — Revisions to state law allow homeowners to make appeals to the Arizona Department of Real Estate.
- Arizona Parks and Recreation Association (APRA) Partner — Received the Outstanding Facility Award from APRA.
- City of Scottsdale Partner — Provides trash pickup schedule and services
- City of Scottsdale Partner — Provides trash, recycling, bulk collection, and other services to DC Ranch residents.
- DC Ranch Community Standards Department Partner — Reviews requests for neighborhood park events.
- Frank Civil Consulting Partner — Contracted to complete a comprehensive inspection of all pavement and related components of the roadways under the DC Ranch Association’s purview.
- Maricopa County Recorder Partner — Final, approved standards were recorded at the Maricopa County Recorder in September 2023.
- Ranch Association Partner — Board of Directors voted to approve updates to all the Standards in Feb. 2023 and residents may appeal a violation or penalty to their board of directors.
- Ranch Association Partner — Co-hosts community events such as the Community Safety Forum.
- Scottsdale Police Department Partner — Collaborates on community patrol and security services.
- United Food Bank Partner — Organized a group service project at United Food Bank.
- ZEGO Partner — Partnered with ZEGO to provide an online assessment payment system for residents using credit cards.