Welcome to Evergreen Meadows

Evergreen Meadows is a covenant controlled neighborhood located south of downtown Evergreen and north of Conifer along Highway 73 in western Jefferson county. Membership in the HOA is voluntary and $100 per year. All lots are 2 acres or more, with many homes enjoying sweeping views of the Rockies including nearby Mount Evans. The goal of this website is to provide a resource for current and future Homeowners.

About EMHA Community

Community Announcements

Announcements

Community Members - Quick Access Links

Our
Community

Architecure Review Board

Participate / Volunteer

Buying and Selling

Covenant Complaint

Subscribe / Update Contact
Information

We send occasional emails to alert all homeowners in Evergreen Meadows to important issues as well as a quarterly newsletter to keep you up to date.

If you would like to receive our emails (or if you would like to update your information or remove your name from the distribution), please send an email with the following information to secretary@emha.us and we will add you to (or update) our records:

Add/Change/Remove?
Name
Property Address
Mailing Address
Email addresses (up to three)

Paying the HOA Dues or
Sponsorship

Membership in the HOA is voluntary and $100 per year

1. Zelle is our preferred method of payment into our Wells Fargo account as it causes no transaction fee. Use treasurer@emha.us to set up your payment but please note your address and the year to apply your dues to.

2. Cash or Check, written and delivered to the address below:

Evergreen Meadows Homeowners Association

P.O. Box 37

Conifer, CO 80433

Be sure to include your name, home address, and email address.

If you are unsure of your membership status, please send an email to secretary@emha.us

Wildfire Resources

We live in a high-risk environment sandwiched between the mountain forest and the city. This area is referred to as the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) and, because our homes are here where there is ample fuel for a wildfire, all of us face the risk of a wildfire in our community.

To protect your family, your property and your neighborhood from wildfire, we encourage you to educate yourself on the unique risks of living in the WUI and things you can do to reduce those risks.