2021 Premier Neighborhood Award

MEMO: New Cameras In High Pointe 

High Pointe Public Improvement District meets on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at High Pointe Baptist Church (101 High Pointe Lane)

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This outstanding planned community that began development in the early 1980s is now home to over 2,700 households. Residents of High Pointe pioneered the City’s first Public Improvement District in October 1998. The PID board manages improvement projects and special supplemental services within the district.

A separate voluntary entity, the High Pointe Homeowners’ Association, has developed an impressive group of resident leaders that reach out to their neighborhood and the community through regular meetings, special events, voluntarism, newsletters and community partnerships.

• Neighborhood: High Pointe Homeowners’ Association (PDF)
• Developed: 1980
• Number of Tracts: 2,757
• Special Features: neighborhood parks (4) with:
  • gazebo
  • walking trail
  • pond
  • playground equipment
  • sports fields
• President: Delores Shaw
• Organization Type: homeowners’ association - HOA
• Participation: voluntary