Woodmen Hills Metropolitan District

You may see the Woodmen Hills Metropolitan District (WHMD) referenced in connection with our area, so here's how it fits.

WHMD is a separate, overlapping district. Geographically, Bent Grass sits inside Woodmen Hills' boundaries, but the two districts are independent of each other and neither one is "parents" the other. They simply do different jobs on the same ground. WHMD owns and operates the water and wastewater (sewer) systems that serve our homes, plus the larger Woodmen Hills parks and recreation facilities. Bent Grass MD connects to those utilities and pays into them, while carrying its own mill levy, debt, and neighborhood maintenance.

In most cases, a Bent Grass home is governed by the Bent Grass covenants, not the Woodmen Hills covenants. A property is platted into one filing, and that filing's recorded covenants are what bind it. But because district boundaries and platted filings don't always line up perfectly, the only way to know for certain is to check your own property. Look up your home's legal description on the El Paso County Assessor to see your exact filing, then match it to the recorded covenants for that filing.

You'll find the official Woodmen Hills Metro District covenant documents linked below: