Important Alerts
Posted on: 7/5/26
4th of July Celebration at Providence was a success!
From: President Karen Blakeman
Residents came together in true patriotic spirit to celebrate the 250th Birthday of America’s Independence, creating a day filled with laughter, friendship, and unforgettable memories for families of all ages.
The festivities began at 10:00 a.m. when our Community Volunteer Fire Department proudly arrived at the Clubhouse with a gleaming pumper truck and ambulance to lead the Parade. Children and parents enthusiastically followed behind on their patriotically decorated bicycles, tricycles, and wagons.
After the parade returned to the Clubhouse, prizes were awarded for:
- Best decorated 2-wheelers (Bikes)
- Best decorated 3-wheelers (Trikes)
- Best decorated 4-wheelers (Wagons)
- Best Boy’s outfit
- Best Girl’s outfit
Every participant was also recognized with a glow-in-the-dark bracelet as a reminder that everyone who joined the celebration was a winner.
Our community firefighters then welcomed children – and plenty of curious adults – for an up-close look at their immaculate trucks and equipment. The opportunity to meet these everyday heroes and explore their impressive equipment was one of the day’s biggest highlights.
The excitement continued around 11:00 a.m. at the playground, where children eagerly lined up for three piñatas, one for each age group: ages 2–4, 5–7, and 8 and older. These sturdy piñatas certainly put up a fight, but after plenty of determined swings, they finally burst open, showering delighted children with candy.
With the Texas summer heat making its presence known, everyone gathered inside the Clubhouse to cool off with cold juice, water, and soft drinks while enjoying hot dogs, chips, and cookies together.
The celebration concluded with a lively water balloon toss for those ready to brave the heat just a little longer, ending the day with smiles, laughter, and plenty of friendly competition.
The overwhelming response from residents – especially many of our newest neighbors – was heartwarming. Families expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to meet one another and experience the welcoming spirit of our community. This cherished Independence Day tradition, revived after many years, proved to be such a success that it is already being looked upon as a wonderful annual tradition.
A huge thank you goes to the volunteer committee. Led by PCA Secretary & Director of Community Events and Volunteer coordinator, Debbie Hollier, the committee handled all planning and implementation. Special thanks to Linda Wernecke who artfully placed all of the U.S. Flags along the parade route. President Karen Blakeman got the fun job of awarding the parade winners with patriotic beach balls. Vice-President Roxanne Szumilas was in charge of all things Piñata – so sweet! Tuan Nguyen supplied ice to cool drinks and people down. PCA Treasurer Pat Lowrey was the food and beverage chef with Debbie as sou-chef. All contributed to the planning, set-up and clean-up of our fun-filled day!
Most importantly, thank you to every resident who came out to celebrate. When neighbors gather, friendships are formed, children create lasting memories, and our community grows stronger. By getting to know one another, we continue building a neighborhood that is not only a wonderful place to live, but an even better place to raise a family. Here’s to celebrating our nation’s freedom, honoring our community spirit, and resurrecting this proud tradition for generations to come!
Posted on: 6/1/26
Updated info on pool facility and tennis courts
Posted on: 4/24/25
Court Document Related to the Temporary Injunction Order
Concerned Owners vs. Providence – Transcript. View the public record in PDF.
Concerned Owners vs. Providence – 2 Exhibits. View the public record in PDF.
Posted on: 4/3/25
Court Document Related to the Temporary Injunction Order
There has been a Temporary Injunction Order (TIO) on the Providence HOA board. View the public record in PDF.
One to three volunteers are needed.
The ACC’s job is to review homeowner requests for alterations to their property and determines if it complies with the Deed Restrictions. This supports the main purpose of the HOA – to protect and maintain property values of the 653 homeowners in the community. The PCA strives to stay fair yet vigilant in the assessment of the upkeep of the exterior of homes through enforcement of the published Deed Restrictions including support of an Architectural Review process.
No previous experience is required to be on the committee. The time commitment varies from a few hours per month to an anticipated maximum of 12 hours in any given month. SBB Management Company receives the requests for review and is experienced to guide the committee in this useful volunteer position. The ACC reports to the Board monthly.
Volunteering for this important role is incredibly valuable for several reasons. Firstly, it provides an opportunity to give back to the community and make a positive impact. By dedicating your time and skills, you can help support and enhance the community’s success, which in turn benefits everyone involved. Additionally, volunteering can help you build and expand your network of neighbors. You’ll have the chance to meet and collaborate with like-minded individuals who share your passion and commitment to our community. These connections can lead to new opportunities and lasting relationships. Lastly, volunteering brings a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction. Knowing that you are contributing to something meaningful and making a difference in our neighborhood can be incredibly rewarding.
Overall, volunteering for this important role is a win-win situation. It not only supports the PCA’s goals but also provides you with personal growth, new connections, and a sense of accomplishment.
If you are interested in finding out more, please contact Pat Lowery, PCA Treasurer, or any of the Board Members.