The RWA body is made up of 4 executive members and 6 office bearers and a monthly maintenance charge of Rs 300 paid by the residents comes with services like the upkeep of parks and gardens, repair of roads within the Sector, proper water supply, collection of power bills, garbage disposal and other maintenance activities. Residents can avail on call services of plumbers, chemists, carpenters and domestic help. The RWA committee also organises camps and workshops on issues like registration of voter ID cards, Aadhar cards, ration cards, etc.

The daily shopping needs (grocery stuff, dairy, ATM facility, banks, juice stalls) can be availed at the F and D block markets of Sector 40 and also from the commercial blocks of Sector 41. RWA Sector 40 also has its own Mother Dairy and Safal store. Atta market in Sector 18 and GIP mall in Sector 38, both of which are just about a minute long drive away, also provide shoppers with a diverse range of products. Sector 40 also has a few schools and that includes the Khaitan School.

Personal garages and empty plots take care of most of the parking for residents while visitors, if they are lucky, can also find a slot for their vehicles for a short while.

CCTV cameras at the gates and 20 guards - that is a reasonably good security arrangement for the entire colony.

RWA Sector 40 has several parks and children\'s play areas which provide for a conducive environment for sit-outs, group games and play. The Community Centre houses a library open only for senior citizens and Shri Shirdhi Sai Baba Mandir located within the Sector can address spiritual needs. Apart from all of these, the Residents Welfare Association also hosts and organises functions, jagrans and fests round the year, even as Diwali and New Year are celebrated with much bonhomie.