Welcome to Autumn Creek Ranch

Welcome to the official home of our Property Association.

This site was created to support a strong, connected community by providing a central place for communication, transparency, and convenience. Our goal is to make it easier for property owners to stay informed, engaged, and involved in the care and future of our shared community.

Here you’ll find:

Clear communication about association news, meetings, and important updates

Convenient options for dues payment, saving time and reducing paperwork

Transparent accounting, including how dues are collected, managed, and allocated

Information on improvements and projects, so members can see how funds are being used to maintain and enhance our community

We believe trust is built through openness and consistent communication. By sharing information clearly and providing accessible tools, we aim to foster cooperation, accountability, and a sense of shared responsibility.

Thank you for being part of our community and for your continued involvement and support.

Together, we can build and maintain a community we are proud to call home.

In Fremont County, Colorado, the sale, use, and possession of all fireworks are banned in unincorporated areas. This ban is in place due to high fire danger. Even "safe and sane" fireworks are prohibited according to the Fremont County Sheriff's Department

The Tallahassee Fire Protection District (TFPD) always follows and enforces any (and all) Fire Restrictions imposed by Fremont County.
Burning of trash is illegal by State Law and illegal at all times regardless of fire restrictions.

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Fire danger is EXTREME

Please remember the following:

You must contact the TFPD Fire Chief by calling (719) 275-3058 to obtain permission for open burning. All requests by District residents or property owners to conduct a controlled burn are subject to prior approval
No fire or grill should be left unattended, and shall have an adequate water supply and/or fire extinguisher on site
Use water to put out a fire or campfire. Using dirt will not always extinguish a fire and some embers can stay hot underground for a long time
You cannot burn tree stumps, tires, plastic, cut lumber, construction debris, trash, chemicals
In the State of Colorado, it is illegal to burn anything in barrels (or burn barrels)

Stay informed at the TFPD website: https://tallahasseefpd.colorado.gov/ OR on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TallahasseeFPD
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Request from the Road Committee

The Road Committee is recommending those of us with 4WD to please engage it while driving the roads. When the roads are wet, it increases safety and reduces the depth of ruts by not spinning wheels. When the roads are dry, it reduces the occurrence of tire "chatter" which displaces newly laid gravel. In both cases, the roads we pay so dearly for will benefit.
Thanks to all for your participation!

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