GOHCA Membership

You must be a paid member to participate in the upcoming 2012 elections!

Why join the GOHCA?

To support the improvement of our neighborhood
To receive helpful information about our community
To support the enhancement of the beauty of the neighborhood
To support improved security within our neighborhood
To get a neighborhood directory
To encourage a sense of community among our neighbors through planned social activities
To protect our neighborhood against undesirable development and traffic problems
To allow our neighborhood to participate in the Federation of Civic Associations

2012 GOHCA Membship letters and dues form were mailed out Mon. Feb. 21, 2012

Greater Oak Hills Civic Association
2012 Dues Notices were mailed out
Feb. 21, 2012
Dues are still only $50.00
Please return the 2012 dues invoice along with your check to:
GOHCA, P.O. Box 82952, Baton Rouge, LA 70884-2952
Please send in your membership dues.
We need everyone to support our Civic Association to keep our neighborhood a beautiful and safe place to live.

Lost your 2012 Dues Form?
Printable form to print out and mail

Who can join the GOHCA?

All Oak Hills residents are eligible for membership in the Greater Oak Hills Civic Association.
The membership fee is $50.00 and is based on a calendar year from January to December.

GOHCA ACHIEVEMENTS THROUGH THE YEARS

Beautification

Communication

Public Works

Security

Social

* Entrance signs placed and refurbished

* Brick walls and sign painted at Highland Rd.

* Landscaping and maintenance at all entrances

* Deed restrictions enforced to help maintain property values

* Contests such as Christmas Decorations, 4th of July Red, White & Blue Mailbox contest, and Yard of the Month

* Beautification committee

* Neighborhood directory - a new one was published in 2011 for members only

* Quarterly newsletter published and delivered to your door

* Automated phone tree system for contacting all Oak Hill residents

* Member of Federation of Civic Associations in B.R.

* Guidelines are set and voiced to developers that affect Oak Hills

* Representation of over 600 homes as we voice our opinions/vote at our Metro Council Meetings

* Welcoming committee

* Membership committee

* Block captain coordinators and block captains to aid in collecting and distributing neighborhood information

* Web site communication

* Streets repaved

* Sidewalks repaired

* Some drainage and sewage problems addressed and repaired - these are still being addressed

* Stop signs installed to slow traffic

* Missing street signs replaced

* Regional developments & zoning issues that affect our neighborhood are watched and dealt with accordingly

* Regional development committee

* Additional security patrols throughout the week

* Safety Liaison Committee

* Yearly socials such as Ice Cream Social, Ladies Fall Tea, and Christmas pictures with Santa

*Social committee

Greater Oak Hills Civic Association, P.O. Box 82952, Baton Rouge, LA 70884-2952
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