Snow Information and Schedules

Snow closures and delayed openings of the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center occur on the same days as the School District 49 closures and delayed starts. The District performs snow removal on public trails Monday-Friday during business hours and the El Paso County Department of Public Works removes snow from County roads, including roads in Meridian Ranch. Residents are required to remove snow from sidewalks adjacent to their houses. For additional information, please visit the following websites:

Don't Flush Them!

As residents stockpile disinfecting wipes and paper towels to clean their homes more often to reduce the risk of coronavirus, we must urge our customers to keep one thing in mind: Don�t flush them down the toilet.

Read more on our News Page.

Recreation Center

• Recreation Center Information
• Recreation Center Handbook
• Recreation Center Hours
• Birthday Parties
  at the Recreation Center

Tour the Community

Meridian Ranch was created by GTL Development, Inc. (the Developer) as a Recreation and Golf Course community. [READ MORE: Tour the Community]

Antler Creek Golf Course

The Antler Creek Golf Course was designed by the Developer to be an integral part of the master planned community of Meridian Ranch. [READ MORE: Antler Creek]

Meridian Ranch Newsletter

View the Meridian Ranch Newsletter August, 2021 Edition.

Notice of 2021 Service Fee Changes

View the Notice.

Meridian Service Metropolitan District

Meridian Service Metropolitan District (the District) was established in 2000 to provide the master planned community of Meridian Ranch with dependable water, wastewater, storm-water, parks, trails and recreational amenities. The District is dedicated to ensuring that the services we provide and maintain, now and in the future, are of the highest quality for Meridian Ranch residents and business owners to enjoy.

This website offers residents and business owners information about the District's programs and services within the community. The Meridian Ranch development consists of 2,650 acres and, at full build-out, a proposed 4,000 residential units, four schools, a golf course and commercial property. Currently, Meridian Ranch consists of 2,000 developed residential units, the Meridian Ranch Elementary School, the Falcon High School, the Antler Creek Golf Course, CreekView Grill, seven neighborhood parks, 20 miles of trails and parkways, the Recreation Center and the Lodge at Stonebridge. For more information on the Meridian Ranch development, please visit the developer website at www.meridianranch.com.

Meridian Ranch is located in a southwestern, semi-arid climate zone. We believe it is extremely important that all citizens are informed of the many options and challenges that come with providing clean water as well as attractive park and trail landscaping. The District is dedicated to keeping the water affordable, streetlights lit, parks clean, and wastewater discharge environmentally safe. But, we need everyone's help. By all of us being good stewards of our wonderful amenities, the Meridian Ranch community will continue to flourish for decades to come.

Together, let's make that happen.

Metro District Offices

The District office is located at The Shops at Meridian Ranch at the northeast corner of Meridian Road and Stapleton Drive.

The offices at The Shops provide a visible point of contact for water, wastewater and storm-water emergencies that may arise from time to time. The District's utility billing is processed by Community Resource Services (CRS), in Greenwood Village, Colorado.