Welcome to Cougar Ridge

Cougar Ridge Residents Association (CRRA) is a community-run, not-for-profit organization operating in the Cougar Ridge neighborhood. It’s not a business offering goods or services for profit, but rather an association serving the interests of local residents.

A Community That Cares for Its Own

Landscaping

Our objective is to make Cougar Ridge a beautiful place to live by enhancing and maintaining the greenspaces in our community.

Annual Fee

The Annual Fees are how it all gets done. CRRA fees are mandatory for our members and due on June 29th. They cover the fiscal year Jan 1 to Dec 31.

CRRA Members

Our most important asset!  Cougar Ridge lot owners with the CRRA encumbrance on their land title are who we are.

Realtors and Law Firms

Those requiring account status information should contact First Service Residential, the management firm directly.

Why Cougar Ridge Looks the Way It Does

Row of houses with Canadian flag by lakeside.

CRRA’s Role in the Neighborhood

The CRRA looks after the shared spaces the City leaves out. These include landscaped medians, entrance signs, and pathway edges that shape the look of Cougar Ridge.

Lake with autumn trees and houses in the background.

How It's Funded

Homeowners with a CRRA encumbrance pay an annual fee that funds all operations. Every dollar stays local and supports visible upkeep year-round.

Friends laughing outdoors in winter clothing.

Led by the People Who Live Here

A volunteer board of residents runs the association. They manage budgets, guide priorities, and ensure the work reflects the needs of those who live here.

It’s easy to overlook the small things. Until they stop being taken care of. We volunteer because we live here. And we want Cougar Ridge to keep feeling like home.

– CRRA Board Member

What Your Annual Fee Makes Possible

Workers installing siding on a house.

Replacing aging infrastructure and signage

Gardener pushing a wheelbarrow on grass.

Caring for public walkways and path edges

Green park with trees, a walkway, and benches.

Enhancing green spaces in reserves and utility lots

Empty road with trees on both sides and a car in the distance.

Maintaining landscaped medians and boulevards

Pathway leading to a park with trees and benches.

Upkeeping entrance features and monuments

Residential street lined with autumn trees and houses.

Supporting regular operational oversight

Sidewalk view with a tree on a grassy hill across the road.

Providing seasonal cleanups and plant care

Park with green grass, trees, and a dirt pathway.

Improving shared outdoor areas beyond City standards

Worker using a leaf blower under a large tree.

Funding volunteer-led planning and decision-making

Workers installing siding on a house.

Replacing aging infrastructure and signage

Gardener pushing a wheelbarrow on grass.

Caring for public walkways and path edges

Green park with trees, a walkway, and benches.

Enhancing green spaces in reserves and utility lots

Empty road with trees on both sides and a car in the distance.

Maintaining landscaped medians and boulevards

Pathway leading to a park with trees and benches.

Upkeeping entrance features and monuments

Residential street lined with autumn trees and houses.

Supporting regular operational oversight

Sidewalk view with a tree on a grassy hill across the road.

Providing seasonal cleanups and plant care

Park with green grass, trees, and a dirt pathway.

Improving shared outdoor areas beyond City standards

Worker using a leaf blower under a large tree.

Funding volunteer-led planning and decision-making

The CRRA annual fee funds the enhanced maintenance of Cougar Ridge’s shared spaces. This includes landscaping, seasonal care, and the upkeep of medians, boulevards, paths, and signage—well beyond what the City provides.

If you have questions about your property, billing, or need support, our management partner is here to help.

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Still Have Questions?

The answers are here. Clear, local, and shaped by what matters to this neighborhood.

Brick house with evening sunlight on the wall.

We're Residents Too

Reach out with questions, ideas, or concerns. Someone from the neighborhood will get back to you.