Community event
Auburn Meadows Garage Sale
Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3, 2026
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A connected neighborhood with room to gather, play, and grow—right here in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Stay connected with Auburn Meadows. Find community updates, events, forms, and amenity information all in one place.
View updates →Our neighborhood
Auburn Meadows is a close-knit neighborhood in northwest Oklahoma City with an Edmond address and Edmond Public Schools. Our shared spaces bring neighbors together throughout the year.
Learn more about Auburn Meadows →A community within our community
The Villas is the gated, controlled-access portion of Auburn Meadows. It maintains its own HOA website for Villas-specific neighborhood information, contacts, meetings, and association matters.
17926 Arbor Lane · Edmond, Oklahoma 73012
Visit The Villas HOA websiteQuick access
Important neighborhood information, organized simply and available when you need it.
Facility information, reservations, access, and community-use guidelines.
View details →02Seasonal access, resident safety, guests, and pool-area expectations.
View details →03Resident access and responsible use of the neighborhood fitness room.
View details →04Request help with clubhouse, pool, or fitness-center access.
View details →05Begin the approval process before making exterior improvements.
View details →06Annual-meeting information, records, and ways to participate.
View details →07Neighborhood sale guidance and local permit reminders.
View details →08Send a neighborhood question, concern, or maintenance report.
View details →09View the regional winter road-responsibility map.
View details →10Oklahoma City water, trash and recycling schedules, plus electric and natural-gas contacts.
View details →11Address, retail hours, local phone number, and USPS contacts.
View details →12Police non-emergency, city-service, water and sewer, and emergency contacts.
View details →13Events, monthly calendar, weekday lunch program, and transportation information.
View details →14Fitness classes, educational programs, arts, social activities, and events for adults 50+.
View details →15Park locations, official trail maps, amenities, and outdoor recreation information.
View details →16Woodland trails, wildlife education, accessible amenities, maps, and visitor information.
View details →Community calendar
Mark your calendar for these upcoming Auburn Meadows community events.
Community event
Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3, 2026
Association business
Tuesday, November 17, 2026 · 6:30–7:30 p.m.
Residents will vote on 2027 HOA concerns and priorities.
Helpful contacts
Service providers can vary by address. Residents should confirm the provider assigned to their property before opening an account or reporting an outage.
Water · Wastewater · Trash · Recycling · Bulky Waste
Electricity · Select 73012 service areas
Natural gas
Mail & postal services
Public safety & city services
For immediate threats to life or property, call 911. For non-emergency help, choose the agency that serves your address.
Life-threatening emergencies
Oklahoma City
Code violations · Stray animals · City services
Oklahoma City
For Auburn Meadows: Use the Oklahoma City non-emergency and city-service contacts listed above. If anyone is in immediate danger, call 911.
View official Oklahoma City helpful numbers →For adults age 55+
Adult-education programs, fitness classes, games, day trips, special events, activities, and weekday lunches at Mitch Park.
2733 Marilyn Williams DriveHours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
View the current Senior Center calendar for classes, games, fitness programs, trips, and special events. Registration or fees may be required for some activities.
View events and calendar →Lunch is served Monday through Friday at 11:15 a.m. for participants age 55 and older. The suggested donation is $5. Reserve two business days ahead and check in by 11:00 a.m.
Meal Hotline: (405) 216-7900Lunch-program details →The Senior Center does not operate its own ride service. Citylink provides transportation to the center. Eligible riders with disabilities may use free, curb-to-curb Citylink Access Paratransit Service within its service area; trips should be scheduled at least one business day in advance.
Citylink: (405) 509-6370Check eligibility and service area →Wellness for adults 50+
Healthy Living OKC offers fitness, education, arts, recreation, and social opportunities designed for adults age 50 and older.
11501 N. Rockwell AvenueHours: Monday–Thursday, 5:30 a.m.–9:00 p.m. · Friday, 5:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m. · Saturday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. · Closed Sunday
Group fitness options include aquatics, indoor cycling, Tai Chi, yoga, Zumba, strength training, balance, and stability. Class schedules are updated regularly.
Explore fitness classes →Members can participate in educational classes, arts and crafts, social activities, and other opportunities that support active, connected living.
Explore social and educational programs →Check the current events listing for workshops, wellness activities, performances, celebrations, and community programs. Registration or membership may be required for some offerings.
View upcoming events →Explore Edmond outdoors
Edmond offers more than 40 miles of paved and multi-use trails for walking, running, cycling, hiking, and time outdoors.
Edmond Parks & Recreation
(405) 359-4630
280 acres · Dawn to dusk
Five miles of paved multi-use trails, two playgrounds, disc golf, basketball, volleyball, an exercise station, skate park, amphitheater, athletic complex, picnic areas, and pavilions.
121 acres · Dawn to dusk
1.5 miles of paved multi-use trails, three playgrounds, a children’s fishing pond, volleyball, exercise station, stage, athletic complex, picnic areas, and pavilions.
49 acres · Dawn to dusk
Multi-use trails, a fishing pond, playground, community dog park, restrooms, parking, and reservable pavilions.
2.5-mile paved pathway
An 18-foot-wide multi-use trail with dedicated cycling and running/walking lanes. The route runs west from Spring Creek Park at Arcadia Lake to I-35, with additional trailheads at INTEGRIS Health Edmond and Fox Lake Trail.
Lake recreation & natural-surface trails
Fishing, boating, swimming, camping and RV sites, disc golf, picnic areas, and scenic trails. The approximately 6.5-mile one-way multi-use trail connects the Park Office and Spring Creek Park for mountain biking, hiking, running, and nature walks.
Oklahoma City nature preserve
Explore 2.5 miles of woodland trails and a hands-on nature center close to Auburn Meadows. The protected park is designed for nature education, quiet recreation, and observing native plants and wildlife.
Hours, fees, trail conditions, and amenity availability may change. Check the linked City of Edmond pages before visiting. City trails are generally open sunrise to sunset.
The clubhouse is a shared, climate-controlled gathering space for Auburn Meadows residents, with convenient access to the pool and fitness areas. Contact the HOA before planning an event to confirm availability, current fees, deposits, capacity, and cleaning requirements.
Neighborhood Little Library: Residents are welcome to take a book and share a book from the clubhouse collection.
The neighborhood pool is a seasonal amenity for residents and their accompanied guests. Posted rules and current HOA notices govern operating dates, daily hours, access, supervision, guest limits, and temporary weather or maintenance closures.
The fitness center is provided for resident exercise and wellness. Residents should follow all posted age, access, clothing, equipment, and safety requirements.
Residents who need a new, replacement, or additional access fob should contact the HOA. Availability, household limits, identification requirements, pickup arrangements, and replacement costs are determined by Auburn Meadows policy.
Request access assistance →Contact the HOA before beginning exterior construction or alterations. Projects commonly requiring review may include exterior paint, roofing, fencing, pools, pergolas, patios, driveway extensions, landscaping structures, and other visible improvements.
Annual meetings give homeowners an opportunity to hear community updates, review association business, provide feedback, and volunteer for the board or a committee. The HOA will publish the confirmed date, time, location, agenda, and any available meeting records.
Request meeting information →Residents may participate in announced neighborhood sales or arrange an individual sale when permitted. Before advertising, confirm the current City of Oklahoma City permit requirements, sign restrictions, dates, and other applicable rules.
Check City of OKC permit information →Residents share an interest in protecting common spaces, neighborhood appearance, safety, and property values. Send the HOA clear details and photographs when useful. Board members and volunteers review submissions as quickly as practical, but matters requiring research, notice, or contractor coordination may take time.
Emergency? Call 911. City-service, utility, or law-enforcement matters should be directed to the appropriate agency.
Report a neighborhood issue →Winter resource
This regional map identifies roads maintained by local cities, ODOT, local jurisdictions, and the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority during winter weather.
Road responsibilities and routes may change. Residents should confirm current conditions and official updates before traveling.
View full-size mapWhere neighbors gather
From summer afternoons at the pool to playtime near the pond, Auburn Meadows offers residents beautiful shared spaces for wellness, recreation, and connection.
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Auburn Meadows
A curated collection of neighborhood views, shared spaces, and community moments.
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