Manager’s phone #602-380-3014 or Irrigator’s phone #602-380-3015
Irrigation Schedules have been posted for Lines 1-4, 11-18 for the week of October 7, 2024.
The District email addresses will be changing to: admin@sbfidphx.com, manager@sbfidphx.com, and office@sbfidphx.com. Other ‘named’ emails have gone away!
The high temps have hampered the scheduling for switching to the winter schedule. At this time, there will be no irrigation the week of October 28th, 2024 (Halloween)
In addition, the plan is for no irrigation to run the week of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year. Pending Mother Nature, irrigation will fit in those known off-weeks. As those months approach, a more firm schedule will be posted here.
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
We no longer accept changes or cancellations for irrigation over the phone or requests left on our answering machine – they must be in writing because it impacts your billing.
For All Irrigation Changes, email Cari Crew, the Irrigation Manager, at manager@sbfidphx.com or sign up at the boards on the lines BEFORE 10am on Wednesdays before your irrigation week.
You can also come by the office and fill out a customer request change form.
FYI: The office hours are 8:00 am – 4:00 pm, M-Th. Fridays we close earlier as Friday afternoons are usually extremely slow.
Sunburst Farms Irrigation District
16040 N 43rd Ave
Glendale, AZ, 85306
Office: 602-938-8760
Irrigation Manager Phone: 602-380-3014
Irrigator’s Phone: 602-380-3015
Board of Directors
Larry Hudson, President- (602) 738-1008
Victor Armendariz, Secretary – (602) 739-4949
Robert Myers, Treasurer – (602) 978-0898
EMAIL: To email SBFID office – office@sbfidphx.com
EMAIL: To email SBFID Irrigation Manager – manager@sbfidphx.com
EMAIL: To email SBFID Board of Directors – boardofdirectors@qwestoffice.net
EMAIL: To email Custodian of Records – custodianofrecord@qwestoffice.net
Updated Bridle Path Cleanup Process
Due to the new Bulk Trash pickup from the City of Phoenix, a new Bridle Path Cleanup Policy has been approved by the Board, effective 10/1/2024:
It is the homeowner’s responsibility to maintain the bridle path in a manner that allows irrigators to easily access the irrigation valves, that does not cause damage to the District vehicle, and that does not pose a hazard to employees. As a standard, homeowners should remove vegetation in the bridle path in excess of 6 inches in height and any that protrude more than 6 inches from the fence line. Overhanging branches less than 13.5 feet in height must be removed.
Properties not in compliance with the stated standards will be identified for cleanup to be done by a commercial company, and property owners will be billed for the service provided. The homeowner will receive a notification giving 3 weeks notice prior to the cleanup being performed and they may be billed up to $500 for the cleanup. There will be no further notices. If the homeowner cleans up their bridle path prior to the end of the 3 weeks, they must notify the Irrigation District at (602)938-8760 or manager@sbfidphx.com to prevent the commercial company from incurring a trip charge.