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  • Halloween Costume Contest & Potluck

    The Deadly Details

    In sacrifice celebration of this all Hallows’ Eve, on Bloody Sunday, October 17th at 4:00 PM, in the large park, we will be having a frightening fun filled day of food, games, costumes, poison, candy, spooks and more! Bring your family, you friends, you ghouls, ghosts and goblins and be ready to scare and get slimed silly. Witches and warlocks welcome. Werewolves need to be lashed leashed.

    The feast to be provided by the creepy kind folks of this here cemetery community followed by famine freakish fun.

    A demented delightful costume contest will be held by nights end and to the villains victors go the soils spoils as they are awarded a coffin custom medal created by our very own HOA Psycho President himself. Two terrifying terrific winners will be scarred selected, one for most diabolical adorable and one for most scary.

    That night one best decorated and one worst haunted house in the community will be condemned chosen and also awarded a custom sigh sign to be displayed in their graveyards.

    Costume contest and bloodiest best decorated homes to be judged by City of Slayers Surprise officials and staff which will be on hand for the evilness event.

    More devils details to follow you.

    Just added: A bewitched bounce house will be available for the creepers children to pray on play to their hearts condense content.

    Costume Contest Award Medals made by HOA President Jason Etzel

    Contaminated Contributed Items

    ItemsResident
    Hot Dogs, Sodas & Water and CandyHOA Board
    Water, Deviled Eggs and CandyApril B.
    Dead Meat is Good to Eat
    Burgers & Cheese will Always Please
    Sugar & Spice & Everything Nice

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  • Surprise Bulk Trash Pickup (Public Works)

    The City of Surprise offers bulk trash and appliance removal services to residents that are serviced by the City’s Solid Waste Department. Acceptable bulk trash items are household items and yard debris. The bulk crew cannot pick up appliances (without a scheduled appointment), dirt, rocks, concrete, concrete blocks, bricks, roofing materials, batteries or hazardous materials.

  • Meet Your Neighbors Community BBQ – May 2021

    Follow the annual meeting, rescheduled for Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 6:00 PM, we will be having a “Meet Your Neighbor BBQ” event. As this will start just after the meeting, a suggested start time will be 7:00 PM but it may start earlier.

    We will be grilling hot dogs on one of the new grills that will be installed prior to the meeting. Both parks will be getting new grills and trashcans but the BBQ will be held in the larger park. Additional details will be made available soon, as we are still working out some things, but we will be providing sides, ice cold drinks, paper plates, plastic utensils and condiments and there will also be tables and chairs available.

    This is a community event and should be limited to residents only. However, if you have friends and family visiting feel free to bring them.

  • HOA Board Election – April 2021

    The election is right around the corner and we wanted to spotlight those who are on the ballot.

    We currently have two open seats and two residents on the ballot, Wayne Talbott, our current Vice President and Leah-Ann Garza.

    Please read what they have to say about our community and why you should vote for them.

    The annual meetings with election results will be held on May 25th at 6:00PM at the large park and via Zoom. Click here for details.

    Wayne Talbott

    As your current Vice President, I have helped get this community back into shape by personally overseeing our landscaping vendor, keeping them accountable for their work and ensuring things were done correctly.

    Because of the hurdles from the previous landscape vendor and the violations given to us by the city, things definitely got off to a slow start. But now this community has never looked better and that’s all thanks to the work that has been done within the past few months. Just think what we can accomplish together with more time!

    Leah-Ann Garza

    I’m a previous business owner and have worked with multiple HOA organizations.

    Though our community has come a long way in the past few months, I am committed to doing my part to improve the overall aesthetics even more. For example, getting the rest of the walls painted can make a huge difference!

    I also feel that monitoring our funds and how they are spent will play an important part for the future of this community and will ensure it can continue to thrive for many years to come.

  • About Our Community

    About Our Community

    Greenway Parc 2 in Surprise, AZ

    Established in 2002, our community has 274 homes and is a great place to live. We have 2 parks with picnic tables, a playground, BBQ grills, basketball court and many trees to provide a shade for that nice little reading spot. We are surrounded by many points of interest, from restaurants to grocery stores, home improvement, electronics and entertainment, you’ll find it nearby.

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    Greenway Parc 2’s border is from Acoma Dr to Hearn Rd, between 159th Ave and Reems Rd.

    Board of Directors

    Jason Etzel

    President

    Brian Fodell

    Vice President

    Amy Lanham

    Treasurer

    Caitlin Nagle

    Community Manager
    Office (480) 539-1396

    Brown Community Management

    7255 E. Hampton Ave. #101
    Mesa, AZ 85209
    Office / Emergency: (480) 539-1396

    Other Contacts


    Accounts Receivable

    Sharon Gowl
    480-339-8824
    Sharon.Gowl@brownmanagement.com


    Architectural Request

    Noelle Stewart
    480-339-8015
    Noelle.Stewart@brownmanagement.com

    Sales and Refinancing Info
    Transfers & Disclosures

    GeraLynn Carson
    480-339-8820
    GeraLynn.Carson@brownmanagement.com

    Fun Facts About Surprise AZ

    This is Surprise is a city in Maricopa County, in the U.S. state of Arizona. The population was 30,848 at the 2000 census; however, rapid expansion has boosted the city’s population to 117,517 at the 2010 census.

    According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 85.6 square miles (221.1 km²).

    Founding Mother of Surprise AZ

    The city was founded in 1938 by Flora Mae Statler, who named it Surprise as she “would be surprised if the town ever amounted to much”. Surprise officials previously thought the city was founded by Statler’s husband, real estate developer and state legislator Homer C. Ludden, but in 2010 property records were discovered which listed Statler owning the land before she met Ludden.

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