Commencing Monday, May 7, Intermountain Contractors will start crack fill repair on all asphalt roadways in Montreux.  This process should take approximately one week and should not cause excessive traffic delays or detours.  Intermountain will provide the necessary traffic control personnel and signage for this project.  Please use caution as there will be slow moving equipment and pedestrian workmen on the roadways.  Please contact the Montreux Property Manager, Mike Joseph, at 745-5333 if you have questions regarding this project.

Throughout the day on Friday May 4th, and Monday May 7th, street sweeping will be coducted on all roadways in the Montreux Community.  Although traffic should not adversely be affected, please use caution as the sweeper does travel at slower speeds and makes numerous turns during this operaton.  If possible, it is recommended to park your personal vehicles off the street so all curb areas can be swept.  Thank you for your cooperation. Any questions regarding street sweeping should be directed to Mike Joseph, Property Manager, at 745-5333.  Read More...

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Several street signs within the Montreux community will be temporarily removed from the sign posts for refurbishing and maintenance.  This process should only take a couple of days and they should be put back in place within a week. If you notice a sign missing it is due to this maintenance issue.  Any questions regarding this project should be directed to the Propety Manager, Mike Joseph, 745-5333.  Read More...

On 1-19-12 the National Weather Service issued a Red Flag and extreme fire danger warning for Washoe County and the surrounding areas due to very high winds and the dry conditions in the area.  At approximately 1:20 pm a brushfire (origin under investigation) started in the vicinity of Washoe Lake and Old Washoe City.  Heavy amounts of smoke was visible to the south from the Montreux Community.  Due to the high winds and dry conditions the fire quickly spread in a northerly direction.  As a precaution, at 2:45 pm fire officials issued a voluntary evacuation order for the St. James, Galena, Montreux, and Callahan Ranch Communities.  In cooperation with the Sierra Fire Protection District, Montreux Security opened all perimeter evacuation gates in Montreux and monitored the situation.  Montreux Clubhouse General Manager Lisa Anderson and staff posted condition and evacuation updates on the Montreux Website, Montreuxgolf.com, Facebook, and email databases.  The fire continued to spread in a northerly direction along the SR 395 corridor through Washoe Valley and Pleasant Valley areas.  With a reported 360 firefighters on scene from the surrounding communities and California and the reduction in wind, officials declared that the progress of the fire stopped south of the SR 431 and 395 Junction.at approximately 9:00 pm and the situation stabilized.  Fire officials reported that approximately 3,700 acres had burned and 20 homes destroyed.  The voluntary evacuation order was lifted for Montreux and the surrounding communities at 9:30 pm and residents were advised that they could return to their homes.  The Montreux Community received no property damage of any kind and no injuries were sustained.  There was a brief power outage from 8:40 pm to 9:00 pm.  Montreux Scurity received approximately 340 calls from individuals and residents regarding evacuation and fire updates during the afternoon and evening hours of this event.  Montreux Security and the HOA Board would like to thank the Montreux Community for their calm, patience, and cooperation during this time.  Please contact Montreux Security if you would like additinal information.  Read More...

Weather permitting, the Washoe County Public Works Dept. has plans to resurface Bordeax Dr. comencing Monday, October 31.  The project involves the county maintained portion of the roadway from Mt. Rose Highway to the cul de sac at the entrance to Montreux.  Although the project is not within Montreux proper, it will affect traffic entering and exiting the community.  County crews will have traffiic control devices and pesonnel present to minimize traffic delays and inconvenience. Please be alert and use caution when approaching the affected area. Any questions regarding this project may be dircted to the Director of Security, Pete Christoffersen or the Montreux Property Manager, Mike Joseph.

Washoe County Sewer Maintenance

The Washoe County Utility Dept. will have sewer maintenance crews on property cleaning sewer and storm drains prior to the winter season. They will be on property through Aug. 25 and should have very little effect on traffic in our community. They will be using a large vacuum truck with flashers and a trailing vehicle with traffic control personnel. The county advises that you may experience a slight odor coming from your drains and to simply flush your drains with clear water and the temporary odor will dissipate.  Read More...

On Saturday, April 30th, 2011 between 09:30 and 11:30 a.m., the Sierra Fire Protection District (S.F.P.D) will be conducting a simulated or practice evacuation exercise for the Galena Forest and surrounding subdivisions.  Read More...