Last Chance For Annual Meeting Registration ⏰

Registration for the Daybreak Community Association Annual Meeting is Now Open!

Join us Wednesday, November 15, from 7-8 pm at The District Megaplex Theater for our 2023 Annual Meeting. Learn what we've been up to this year, meet our vendors and ask questions. Space is limited, so click the link below to register now.

Willoughby Park Construction

Expect to see construction at Willoughby Park over the coming weeks, as crews will be conducting work to ensure water does not collect in the basin in the future. Heavy machinery will be in use throughout the construction period. We hope to have the park back to its normal operations by the end of the month.

Garden Box Clean-up

With the gardening season behind us, the time has come to clean out garden boxes. Please have your box cleaned out by November 15. Please don't remove stakes from the garden boxes, as maintenance crews will retrieve them. We request all plant material be pulled and placed in a trash bag. Please leave the trash bag in the garden box for our team to collect.

Seeking Resident Volunteers

The Community Association is currently seeking volunteers for photo and video shoots to be featured across our social media accounts, website and newsletters. Our resident volunteers are a critical component in producing informative content for the entire Daybreak community. Small business owners are encouraged to apply. If interested please email daybreak@ccmcnet.com.

Preparing Yards for the Winter

Want to make sure your yard looks its best when spring and summer come back around? Then it's time to get it ready for winter!

The best time to give your lawn the love it deserves is between late October and early November. This is when the roots need energy to store up for the colder months, meaning you'll see greener, healthier grass earlier next year. So, after your last mow of the season, be sure to apply a quick-release nitrogen fertilizer to help your grass store energy more efficiently.

Here's a fun fact: Fall is also the perfect opportunity for some weed control. Annual weeds like crabgrass and spurge can be kept in check using pre-emergent herbicides in the early spring, while perennial weeds like dandelions and field bindweed can be effectively controlled in the fall. After the first light frost, spraying these weeds is the way to go, as the chemicals are more likely to destroy the roots when the energy within the weed moves downward to the root system.

And guess what? Fall isn't just for weed control. It's also a great time to plant nursery stock! Cooler temperatures make it easier for plants to adjust, and a head start in root growth means they'll be even stronger and healthier by the time spring rolls around.

Fishing Reminders

The fall season is a great time to head over to Oquirrh Lake to do some fishing. However, remember to clean up after yourself once you're done. Pick up discarded fishing lines and hooks, as they can cause serious harm to people and pets. For more tips on fishing etiquette, check out the story below.

Fishing Info

Tennis Court Hours

The tennis courts will run on adjusted hours for the remainder of the season. Opening and closing times will depend on the amount of light available at the time. The nets will remain on the courts as long as the weather allows.

2023 Dog Park Closure Calendar

To protect the Dog Park and ensure the sustainability of the amenity, the park will close every third week to allow the turf to recover. The Dog Park will be closed from 9 am Monday to 9 am the following Monday during the closure week. Please review the dates below for a full list of closures in 2023.

Please follow the rules of the Dog Park to ensure that it remains an enjoyable place for all residents and their pets. Also, please be courteous and pick up after your pet. Thank you!