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Trash & Recycling
Trash & Recycling
Trash pick up day is Tuesday (except when there is a holiday on Monday, then it is on Wednesday). Recycle pickup is every other Tuesday. Please put bins out the morning of pickup, If you put the trash bins out the night before, you risk the bins being knocked over and the trash scattered everywhere by roaming Javelinas (wild pigs) during the night.
For more information about Tucson's Trash & Recycling Program, click here.
Twice a year, usually in April and October, the City of Tucson has what is called "Brush & Bulky" pickup. Items need to put out by the Monday of the week our area is scheduled. Items are picked up by the City of Tucson sometime during that week.
To see what the City of Tucson will pick up during the "Brush & Bulky" one week in both April and October, click the action button below see a list (PDF document).
Parking in Civano
Trash & Recycling
Residents’ vehicles should be parked in their garage. If temporarily parked on the driveway pad, all 4 wheels of the vehicle must be on the driveway pad and not blocking roadways or sidewalks. Street parking bays are mainly for visitors and service vehicles.
Community Rules
The CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) are the set of rules governing the community of Civano. Civano’s homeowners association (HOA) is formally known as Civano 1 Neighborhood 1 Homeowners Association.
* Another page will be added in the future to expand on this information.
History of Civano
History of Civano
Civano celebrated its 20th Anniversary in April 2019. There are storyboards in the hallway by the HOA office near the Civano Activity Center that provide information about Civano. Please take time to learn the very interesting history of our community.
HOA Office
History of Civano
Utility Companies
The HOA office is open Monday through Friday, five days per week, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Exceptions are scheduled Holidays and when staff is out making inspections of homeowners lots or common areas.
10501 E. Seven Generations Way, Suite 109 Tucson, AZ 85747
Phone: (520) 546-3862 Fax: (520) 546-6795
Email: hoa@civano1.com
Utility Companies
History of Civano
Utility Companies
There are three primary utility companies that provide services for homes in Civano. Tucson Electric Power (TEP) provides electrical services. Southwest Gas provides natural gas services. The City of Tucson provides water (potable and reclaimed), sewer, garbage, and recycling services. There are multiple choices for your phone, TV, and internet services. Some commonly used communication companies include AT&T, Century Link, Civano Net, Cox Communications, Consumer Cellular, Dish, and Verizon.
Regular Civano 1, Neighborhood 1 HoA meetings:
HOA Board of Directors Meetings
The Board of Directors Meetings typically happen on the 3rd Tuesday of the odd numbered months, unless special circumstance require the meetings to be rescheduled.
The Civano 1 Neighborhood 1 Homeowners Association (HOA) Board of Directors consist of seven board members: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and three Directors at Large. Directors server 2 year terms. Every year either 3 or 4 director positions are up for election or re-election.
Regular Committee Meetings
There are three main committees that meet on a regular basis (unless cancelled, rescheduled, or work sessions added).
Civano Events Committee: !st Friday of each month at 12:30 PM in the Civano Activity Center (Rotunda)
CCAA (Civano Common Area Assets) Committee: 2nd Tuesday of the month at 3:30 PM in the Civano Activity Center (Rotunda)
DRC (Design Review Committee): 2nd Wednesday of the month at 5:30 PM in the Civano Activity Center (Rotunda)
*Check the official Civano 1 HOA website at civano.org for the most update schedules for these meetings.
Annual Homeowners Meeting
This happens usually every March, take advantage of your last opportunity to vote for new HOA Board of Directors members, hear updates about past actions taken and future actions planned by the Board of Directors, and participate in a Question & Answer session about the community homeowners association.
Meet the Candidates Forum:
Every year either three or four positions of the seven member HOA Board of Directors are up for reelection. The Forum asks all candidates for the open Board of Directors positions various questions about their knowledge and views.