Providence Master Home Owners Association

Providence is clean and quiet. Sometimes it doesn’t even feel like we live in Las Vegas. Neighbors are great and we love the roving security! If I see anything out of the ordinary, I call the Providence Patrol and they stop by right away. It helps keep the door to door solicitors away and anyone else who may not belong in the neighborhood. The HOA has a lot of activities and is always adding to the list. We have a neighborhood Traditions Program where businesses can advertise and offer residents discounts. HOA employees are great and it is so nice the office is actually in the community.
What I don’t like is the lot that is basically mounds of dirt on the SE corner of Egan Crest and Dorrell. I believe the water district owns it, but it would be nice if it was either walled-​in or landscaped. Also, the entry sign off Hualapai was recently knocked down, but not replaced. Lastly, I wish the business complex had more businesess (especially restaurants).

Love the neighborhood. Great feel. Nice activities. Just needs a community pool

I have lived here for over 7 years and it’s a great community with clean streets, plenty of parks community activities and a plaza in walking distance. Only complaints are that a nice bread and wine place wanted to open but the community voted to not sell alcohol in the plaza but yet 2 years later now there is a gas station that sells beer and cigarettes and a smoke shop!
I feel that the plaza needed the rent and gave up their high standards. If they were afraid of kids buying alcohol why would you say no to a wine and bread store and yes to the tiniest gas station ever that sells beer!

Being that it’s a master community, for the amount of people they have living here, there is not a lot of stores to go to. You have to dire out of here to go shopping. There is no convenient stores so if you forgot something guess what you gotta burn gas to get it. They keep building houses but they lack of stores. There’s a lot of land to build on but for some reason the blueprints for stores is absent. My relatives have been living here for a number of years and still no stores. Nice community but man, they gotta build stores for the community!

I’ve lived in Providence for a total of 5 years now. I love my home (Ryland), and the community overall is very nice.
The Providence HOA is always holding events at the parks, the community center, and neighboring locations. The down side is a majority of the events and activities are for families… as a single man, it’s uncomfortable sometimes participating. I hope that over time there will be more variety to the activities.
The July 4^th fireworks show continues to get better each year, and with that comes more traffic and crowding. Still a great event though!
I’ve also visited the community center a couple times with questions for the HOA. The staff wasn’t too friendly or inviting, but overall helpful. I also regularly place an ad in the Providence Post newsletter for my local salon business, and the Marketing Director at the Providence HOA office was kind enough to help assist me with that opportunity.
Overall, beautiful community! The HOA seems to always come up with great activities and I’m looking forward to attending more events in the future.
UPDATE: I have attempted to volunteer at events and collaborate with the team at the Providence center a few times within the last year. All attempts have been unsuccessful due to lack of support and follow through.