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Get involved in your neighborhood. Consider joining the High Pointe HOA today! $15 per year or $25 for two years

High Pointe HOA Meeting, September 17, 2017, High Pointe Baptist Church at 5:30 pm. 
Agenda

High Pointe PID#1 and High Pointe HOA will sponsor a "Neig hborhood Meet &Greet" on October 3, 2017, Bradford Park, at 6:30 pm. Free hot dogs, chips and drinks. Special performances by Collegiate Choir, and Bessie Coleman's Band.

*A Walk with Mayor Franke at Bradford Park on October 21, 2017 at 9:00 a.m.

High Pointe Public Improvement District meets
2nd Thursday of each month • 6:30 p.m.
High Pointe Baptist Church
101 High Pointe Lane

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
Developed:	1980
Number of Tracts:	2,757
Special Features:	neighborhood parks (4)
	with gazebo, walking trail, pond
	playground equipment, sports fields
	2008 Premier Neighborhood Award
President:	Delores Shaw
Contact:	Christine Lane
Organization Type:	homeowners' association - HOA
Participation:	voluntary