Heritage Heights Community Association
NEIGHBORHOOD volunteer organization started in 1969
to serve the Heritage Heights neighborhood
and its surrounding community in Madison, WI.

HHCA Board of Directors (7 or 9 members)   *Seats were voted on May 10, 2016
PRESIDENT                                      OPEN
VICE PRESIDENT                             Randall Sarangoulis      223-1549       Queensbridge Road
TREASURER/SECRETARY              Steve Sokasits              224-0024        Greenbriar Lane      (on Nextdoor)
MEMBERSHIPS                                 Harley Schmidt              222-9572       Queensbridge Road  (on Nextdoor)
GARDEN/SIGNS                                Laura Dille                     224-1883        Kevin's Way        
PICNIC CHAIRMAN                           Jesse Engelkins     (563) 543-1984      Stagehouse Trail

​COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE          Bonnie Schmidt            222-9572       Queensbridge Road  (on Nextdoor)
WINTER ICE RINK                           Randall Sarangoulis      223-1549       Queensbridge Road 
​MOVIES IN THE PARK                     Allen Ebert                                          Spicebush Lane   (on Nextdoor)
​CHILDREN'S EVENTS                      OPEN
​BOY SCOUT PARTNERS                 John Mallow and Kevin Kraemer  http://www.pack132madison.org/contact-the-leaders  (on Nextdoor)

COMMUNICATIONS                        Heather Sokasits      224-0024              Greenbriar Lane
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What is a neighborhood association and what does it do?

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​Map of Madison Neighborhood Associations (Download .pdf here) 
A neighborhood association is a group of residents who meet regularly to accomplish neighborhood goals. The association may include homeowners, renters, apartment residents, business owners, school and church officials, and members of non-profit organizations. Depending on the organizational goals, meetings may be held twice a year, once a quarter or every month. Neighborhood associations facilitate communication between residents and local government to support change, help organize volunteers for community projects, and organize improvement efforts. It is important to identify some of your goals before you ask others to form a neighborhood association. Goals should be specific, measurable, realistic, and most importantly achievable. 

Time Commitment
The Board of Executives generally will volunteer 2-10 hours per month.

INTERESTED IN JOINING THE HHCA?
Joining your local neighborhood association can be a rewarding experience. Contact us or stop in to a meeting. We'd love to talk to you! The board's seats come up in the Spring of each year. If you are interested please fill out a Board Application here.

EXTRA RESOURCES
STRATEGIES FOR DEVELOPING NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS from the City of Clearwater, FL
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION RESOURCE GUIDE from the City of Irving, TX
CITY OF MADISON'S WEBSITE PAGE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS
CITY OF MADISON'S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PAGE
Heritage Heights Community Association