Property Owner's Association
Stagecoach is a residential resort community which is located in the Yampa Valley in Routt County Colorado. It is adjacent to Stagecoach Lake State Park and is just a short drive from Steamboat Springs.
The area offers hiking, biking, fishing, boating, skiing and even dog sledding along with residential opportunities in a beautiful natural setting.
Your annual SPOA assessment is an investment in the community we all share. Assessment funds are used to maintain and improve the services, amenities, and infrastructure that protect property values while enhancing the quality of life for all property owners.
Assessment dollars support:
- Road Maintenance & Improvements – Grading, gravel, drainage improvements, culvert maintenance, and long-term road projects.
- Trails & Recreation – Maintenance of our Nordic ski trails and year-round walking and multi-use trail system, including mowing in the summer and grooming during the winter.
- Wildfire Mitigation – Community chipping programs, neighborhood fuel reduction projects, educational outreach, and grant-funded initiatives that help reduce wildfire risk and encourage property owners to create defensible space.
- Community Infrastructure – Contributions toward projects that benefit the entire community, including roads, electrical infrastructure, playgrounds, and other capital improvements.
- Health, Safety & Welfare – Programs and projects that improve emergency preparedness, community safety, environmental stewardship, and the overall well-being of Stagecoach residents.
- Community Management – Administration of the Association, enforcement of governing documents, communication with property owners, financial management, and planning for the future of the community.
Together, these investments help preserve the natural beauty of Stagecoach, protect property values, and provide recreational opportunities while ensuring our community remains a safe, well-maintained, and desirable place to live and visit.
The planning includes over 2000 residential lots in 16 neighborhoods, with common areas, and additional commercial zoning.
Here you will find these Subdivisions.
- Meadowgreen
- Coyote Run
- Eagles Nest
- Middle Creek
- Neighborhoods at Young’s Peak
- Red Hawk Village
- Rockpoint Trail
- Wagonwheel
SPOA Quick News
SLASH PILE IS OPEN!
Slash pile will be open for SPOA members between 10 am - 4 pm on Saturdays and Sundays
Please note, if the following rules are not followed, the Slash Pile will be shut indefinitely.
Can Dispose Of
- Natural organic woody material
- Tree branches or trunks with a maximum diameter of 10 inches
- Tree trimmings including sage, serviceberry, and willow
Cannot Dispose Of
- Tree stumps and root balls
- Lumber of any type or size
- Composite decking such as Trex
- Wood fencing, metal fencing or metal of any type
- Grass trimmings and weeds
- Furniture
- Appliances
- Batteries
- No material of any type that is brought from a property that is not part of SPOA
The Slash Pile is located at the intersection of Stirrup Way and Hocheye, there are signs directing you once you near that intersection.
Please refer to the posted signage at the slash pile for guidance on where to unload different material sizes. There is signage at the entrance indicating the allowable materials that may be disposed of at the slash pile.
Policies to Review for Adoption :
Below please find the finalized policies scheduled for discussion at the next regular Board of Directors meeting. Please submit any formal comments regarding these proposed policies to the General Manager in writing by August 31, 2026 to ensure they are properly reviewed.
Policy 2026-1
Section 1 Amendment
Section 2 Amendment
Policies to Review for Adoption :
Below please find the finalized policies scheduled for discussion at the next regular Board of Directors meeting. Please submit any formal comments regarding these proposed policies to the General Manager in writing by August 31, 2026 to ensure they are properly reviewed.
