Welcome to the FCMNA Website

Myrtle Spurge (a plant): Myrtle Spurge as an invasive species and there is an offer from Palmer Land Conservancy to help eradicate this plant in our backyards at no cost. - More information in the pdf files listed within the “Myrtle Spurge” page.

1. Neighborhood Potluck Street Party - Sunday, August 30, 2026. The HOA invites you to join your neighbors for the annual neighborhood potluck street party. It's a long-standing tradition and a very fun way to catch up with neighbors at the end of summer. The party will take place on Sunday, August 30 from 5:00 - 8:00pm midway on Friendship Lane.

2. Friendship-Crescent-Mesa Neighborhood Association 2026 ANNUAL MEETING, Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at the Bridge Center, 90117th Street. 7:00 pm.

3. Association board meeting dates are in the "Year 2025-2026 Term Board Meetings" folder within the “Board Related Information” page.

4. Listing of current board officers, directors, and committee members is in the “Board Member Contact Information” folder within the “Board Related Information” page.

5. Recent meeting minutes-reports, as provided by board, are in the “Latest Minutes and Finance Info” folder within the “Board Related
Information” page.

6. Membership directory pdf file is located within “FCMNA Member Directory 2026 v1” page

7. A simple synopsis of the Second Amendment and a copy of the Second Amendment are located under the Assorted HOA Related
Documents

8. Special message from the MESA Road Historical Action Committee - To access, open the pdf file listed within the “MESA Road Action
Committee Message” page.

9. El Paso County Noxious Weeds and Control Methods: https://epc-assets.elpasoco.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/Janusry-2024.pdf

10. How To Report A Crime, Colorado Springs Police: https://coloradosprings.gov/how-report-crime

11. City of Colorado Springs Bear Management and Resistant Trash Ordinance: https://coloradosprings.gov/bears

12. Deer Fibromas: A message from our neighbor Lovice Riffe - We may have all seen our doe with several alarming growths on her body. These are called Fibromas. They are caused by a deer papillomavirus. They mostly may get big but will eventually heal without treatment. They are not a public health concern. I have attached a mailing from CPW that I hope you will forward to our neighbors. - More information in the pdf file listed within the “Deer Fibromas” page.