Need to contact the HOA?
Need to get in touch with the HOA? Luckily, we’ve set up an easy form for that! Scroll down or click here to contact the HOA leader using the form below. Make sure you fill out the simple math question as that’s verifying you are not a robot and are a human neighbor.
Want to help out with planning community events? Reach out to us using the button at the bottom of this page or click here to check out the JTHNA page!
so who do I
contact?
It can be confusing about who to contact for what when both an HOA and Neighborhood Association is involved. But we’ve made a little list of FAQs to help you out! Check them out below and if you still have questions, feel free to reach out and we’ll try to help.
What’s the difference between an HOA and an Association?
Home Owner’s Association (HOA)
An HOA is a formal and mandatory organization established to manage and maintain common areas in the neighborhood. This is where your dues are going and is tied to the property ownership.
Neighborhood Association (JTHNA)
The Neighborhood Association is more concerned with community building, organizing events, addressing local issues, and advocating for residents’ needs. We aim to improve quality of life for the neighborhood and are your fellow neighbors!
Making Changes to Your Property?
HOA – Any structural or visual changes to your property (like paint color, fencing, or landscaping) require HOA approval. Use the form below to get in touch with the HOA.
New to the Neighborhood & Want to Get Involved?
We’d love to meet you! Reach out to JTHNA using the button at the bottom of this page or within the Juan Tabo Hills Neighborhood Facebook page. We host community gatherings and share opportunities for neighbors to connect and make sure to sign up for our blog updates on the home page!
Issue with Community Maintenance/Damaged Property?
HOA- This is their area of responsibility. Maintenance of shared spaces, signage, and landscaping is managed by the HOA. Use the form below to report the issue directly to the HOA leader.
Concerns About A Neighbor Not Following HOA Rules?
HOA – The Homeowner’s Association handles compliance with covenants, rules, and regulations. Scroll down to use the contact form below to reach out directly to the HOA leader.
Suggestions for Neighborhood Improvement?
Contact Us! We welcome suggestions on neighborhood improvements and will work with fellow residents to advocate for positive changes in the area. We live here too!
Questions About Community Updates?
Please reach out to JTHNA. We organize events, share news, and work to build a more connected and solid community. You can contact us through the button at the bottom of this page, through the Facebook group, or emailing us directly!
There’s a water main break or sewer backup on my street — should I report it to the HOA?
The City – Water main breaks and sewer problems are typically the responsibility of the City’s Water or Public Works Department. Contact them immediately to report the issue and avoid further damage or health risks. Click here for their information.
Notice illegal dumping or graffiti in the nearby park?
This is something to report directly to the City’s Parks and Recreation or Public Works Department. Since parks are public property, the City is responsible for maintaining cleanliness, safety, and aesthetics.
Notice traffic signs that are missing or damaged in the neighborhood?
Please reach out to the City’s Traffic or Public Works Department. They are responsible for maintaining traffic signs, signals, and road markings.
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