• FAQ

  • Who is part of the HHCA?

    Every homeowner in Huntington Hills is automatically a member of the Huntington Hills Civic Association (HHCA) when they buy a home here. You can't choose not to be a member. Every homeowner needs to pay yearly dues to support the community.

    What houses are in Huntington Hills?

    Huntington Hills is located between Refugee Road and Stemen Road. Most of the homes along Refugee Road on the Huntington Hills side are considered part of our community. However, there are no homes along Stemen Road in Huntington Hills. 

    What does the HHCA do?

    The HHCA does many things, including organizing community-wide events like Trick or Treat, the annual Easter Egg Hunt, and visits from Santa Claus. They also take care of the public spaces in the neighborhood and make sure everyone follows the rules for the neighborhood. The people on the HHCA board are volunteers who live in the community.

  • Can we park on the street?

    You can only park on the street for up to 2 hours in a row. Overnight street parking is not allowed. Since Huntington Hills doesn't have sidewalks, it's important for safety to keep the streets clear.

    Does the HHCA own the pool and the park?

    The Huntington Hills Recreation Club, which includes the pool, is privately owned and not part of the neighborhood. It has its own group of people in charge and people who use the pool can be from outside Huntington Hills. The park, however, is mainly owned and taken care of by the HHCA. There is a small section of the park near the volleyball courts and storage area that is owned by the Township. All the park amenities belong to and are maintained by the HHCA.

    What happens if I don't pay my HHCA dues?

    While we hope everyone pays their dues to support the community, we understand that sometimes it can be difficult. If you're behind on your dues, please contact the HHCA Trustees to make arrangements. Homeowners who don't make arrangements or set up payment plans are considered behind on their payments and may have to pay fines, go through legal procedures, pay for attorney's fees, and cover court costs.