Greater Oak Hills Civic Association
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Who can join the GOHCA?
All Oak Hills residents in Oak Hills Place, Oak HIlls Park, and Oak Hills III are eligible for membership in the Greater Oak Hills Civic Association.
Arbor Court residents have their own Association.
The membership fee is $125.00 and is based on a calendar year from January to December.
Why join 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 receive a free 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 Greater Baton Rouge Civic Associations.
GOHCA Achievements 2016 - 2023
GOHCA Achievements 2016 - 2023
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Work in progress
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Installed Security Cameras at all 3 major entrances with License Plate Readers and Sidewalk Cameras. These can be accessed by the EBR Sheriff's Office.
Installed lighting and watering systems at all 3 main entrances. Continue Neighborhod Security Patrol with a paid Sheriff Patrol Car. |
Work in progress
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GOHCA ACHIEVEMENTS 2013-2015
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2014 New! New Entrance sign placed at N. Oak Hills & Siegen Lane. Plans for lighting, watering, and landscaping are in the works! |
Dec. 2015 New! Oak Hills Three became a part of the Greater Oak Hills Civic Assoc. |
2014 New! "No Soliciting" signs and "Sheriff Patrolled Neighborhood" signs along with additional Speed Limit signs.
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Additional security patrols throughout the week
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2013 - 2014 Membership with Hilltop Arboretum which provides a place for meetings and neighborhood socials
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2013 - Highland Rd. Entrance sign lighted. Watering system installed. Ongoing: Brick walls & sign maintained & painted at Highland Rd.
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2013 - 2014 Monthly Board Meetings and Three General Meetings are held each year.
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Stop signs installed to slow traffic & additional speed limit signs posted
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Neighborhood watch program may be implemented
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Yearly socials, such as Ice Cream social, Ladies Fall tea, & Christmas pictures with Santa
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Landscaping & maintenance at all entrances
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2013 - GOHCA website & Facebook page established for more communication with residents
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Some drainage & sewerage problems addressed & repaired
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Safety Liaison committee
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2014! Social committee re-established
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Deed restrictions enforced to help maintain property values
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Automated phone tree system for contacting all Oak Hill residents
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Sidewalks repaired & streets repaved
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Contests such as Christmas Decorations, 4th of July Red, White & Blue Mailbox contest and Yard of the month
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Representation of 600 homes as we voice our opinions/vote at our Metro Council meetings
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Missing street signs replaced & the lights in street lights replaced as needed
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Active Beautification committee
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Member of Federation of Greater B. R. Civic Assns. Member of Federation of Greater B. R. Civic Assns.
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Regional developments & zoning issues that affect our neighborhood are watched & dealt with accordingly
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Welcoming committee Membership committee Website coordinator |
Regional development committee
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Guidelines are set & voiced to developers that affect Greater Oak Hills
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Greater Oak Hills Civic Association
P.O. Box 82952,
Baton Rouge, LA 70884-2952
Contact Us: mhaustin2001@yahoo.com