Welcome to the website of the Colorado Mountain Estates Property Owners Association. This website was developed to provide information and resources to those who own property in CME, and also for prospective property owners. To have access to the Members section you must own property in CME. If, after looking through the site, you still have questions or suggestions, please feel free to Contact Us.
Invoices for CMEPOA 2023 dues have been mailed. Dues for 2023 are $47.24/lot and are due January 1st, 2023. Invoices can be paid online with a credit or debit card using the Online Payment link on the home page, or by sending a check or money order to:
CMEPOA
838 S. Mountain Estates Rd.
Florissant CO, 80816
CMEPOA 2022 Recap & Focus
The new members of the CME board just completed their first full year. It has been a learning experience for us all. Among the accomplishments of the board over the past year: 1) Arranging for the removal of the RV that was sitting at Lake Magnuson with the help of some very active residents. Read more...
Please be sure to fill out your owner profileand periodically update it anytime you have changes.
Welcome New Neighbors
More than a destination at the end of the day, a community is a place you want to call home and where you feel at home. There is a difference between living in a community and being part of that community. Being part of a community means sharing with your neighbors a common desire to promote harmony and contentment.
Welcome to Colorado Mountain Estates. We encourage all residents to participate in making our Community the best that it can be for all of us.
Contact The CME Board by using the Contact Us form on this website to find out how you can help. Let us know of your interests and expertise. There is plenty to do.
Current Fire Restrictions
There are currently no restrictions on burning in Teller County as of
The Board had our first meeting of 2022 and have decided that our big focus for this year will be fire safety and prevention for CME. As you know, we are in severe drought and that makes for a very dangerous fire season, which is now year-round. With the recent devastating fire in Boulder County, now is the time we all need to start focusing on making the whole subdevelopment safer. Read more
the day, a community is a place you want to call home and where you feel at home. There is a difference between living in a community and being part of that community. Being part of a community means sharing with your neighbors a common desire to promote harmony and contentment.