Community Location

Rio Crossing is in Avondale, Arizona, just west of Phoenix.  We have two entrances, both of them along El Mirage between Indian School and Camelback.    If you’re traveling from Phoenix, take I-10 to Loop-101 Agua Fria, then take Camelback or Indian School to El Mirage.  Enter using the Campbell or Heatherbrae entrances.  Look for the Rio Crossing community monument at either entrance.

HOA Office

As with most HOAs, the HOA itself doesn’t maintain an office.  Your best bet normally is to contact the management company hired by the Association to provide day-to-day support.  See below…

Management Company

As of December 1, 2019, we completed the transition to our new management company,  PDS (Planned Development Services).   They handle accounting including receiving assessment payments, community tours, violations and associated notices, fines, meeting support, contract oversight, and many other tasks.

Community Manager

We have a new community manager as of late April 2022. Please welcome Genevieve Munoz! Genevieve can be reached via Email or phone:

Email: gmunoz @ pdsaz.com
Phone: 623-298-6041

Community Emergency

After hours emergencies on Rio Crossing common areas should be reported to the emergency number at the bottom of the PDS web site.

Rio Crossing Homeowners Association

While we recommend you contact the management company for most matters, we realize you may want to speak directly to someone in the Association.

Board of Directors

Technically speaking, the Board of Directors only have authority to act and speak at the board meetings.  If you have a concern that needs to be addressed by them, please forward your concern/issue to the Community Manager, and she will place the item on the next meeting agenda.  It would be helpful if you would attend the board meeting to answer any questions the board might have.

Association Officers

The Association’s Bylaws (see Article 4) discuss the Officers of the Association.  Often, the people who are Officers are also on the Board of Directors, but their role as Officers, they have some “powers and duties” that are not limited to the official board meeting.  As such, some officers may make themselves available for direct contact by members of the association.

The association president, Ray Harwood, is available to help you with any issues.  Use the Feedback form from this web site, and he will be in touch with you as soon as possible.