News and Information
The Voting Is Open for the Referendum
Paper ballots for the current referendum were mailed on October 1, and electronic voting opened on October 5. On October 10, we held a Town Hall to review the proposed changes and answer questions from Members. Attendance was good, although it represented a relatively...
🎃🚗 TRUNK OR TREAT IS BACK IN PINE RIDGE! SATURDAY OCT 24!
🎃🚗 TRUNK OR TREAT IS BACK IN PINE RIDGE! 👻🍬 Get ready for a spooktacular evening of Halloween fun at Pine Ridge Estates! Bring the kids, invite your neighbors, and join us for one of our favorite annual community traditions! 📅 Saturday, October 24, 2026⏰ 5:00 – 7:00...
Garden Club Meeting Reminder for October 21, 2026
Important Pine Ridge Dog Park Information
Dear Property Owner’s, Any owner who has not re-registered for the dog park must do so to receive the new code. Re-registration is required for anyone who wants to use the dog park. https://pineridgeassn.com/pr-dog-park-registration/ The Board has reminded our...
Message from the Board
Pete Cuccaro, a longtime Pine Ridge Resident and Member, recently penned an editorial featured in the Citrus County Chronicle. The Board believes the editorial is worth sharing with all Pine Ridge Members. Shortly after his election to the Board, Pete found it...
Community Wide Yard Sale Saturday Only November 14, 2026
Dear Property Owners, We are pleased to announce that the Community Yard Sale will be held on Saturday, November 14, 2026, beginning at 8:00 a.m. To participate as a seller, please email your property address to Paula at officeassistant@pineridgeassn.com. Please...
Pine Ridge Board Workshop Agenda ~ Tuesday October 13, 2026, at 9:00 am
The Dog Park is Open
The Dog Park Has Reopened, The Pine Ridge Dog Park is now open. During the closure, a number of maintenance items were completed, and we also upgraded the park’s locking system to enhance security and help ensure that the facility remains available to Pine Ridge...
DID YOU KNOW: Fall Migration is Underway?
Dear Property Owners, Each fall, Florida becomes an important rest stop for millions of migrating birds traveling south to wintering grounds in Florida, the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. Warblers, vireos, thrushes, and Baltimore Oriels, and many other...