Committee List

Looking to get involved in your community? Take a look at the below areas and see where you would like to help out.

 

If you would like to make a difference in your community and can dedicate a couple of hours of the month to contribute, add insight and ideas, or just help out, please contact one of the board members!  YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee evaluates proposed residential modifications in the Harris Crossing Homeowners’ Association and determines if they are within the guidelines set out in the Associations’ CC&Rs. To submit an Architectural Change Request, log in and click here.

• Organize members of committee
• Maintain updated contact list
• Work with community on website suggestions and comments
• Be familiar with city codes and compliance issues
• Report any non-compliant and/or non-approved ARCs to board
• Attend regular meetings with board
  
  

Social Committee

The Harris Crossing Social Committee is comprised of Homeowners who volunteer their time to assist in coordinating, planning and running all of the social events in our community.  Annual events include Community Garage Sale, Fourth of July Family Picnic, National Night Out, Softball Leagues, Easter Egg Hunt, and much more. We are always looking for creative people to help plan our events.  If you are interested in joining the Committee or just want to come to a meeting to see what it is all about send us an email.

• Organize members of committee
• Maintain updated contact list
• Attend regular meetings with board and other committees
• Draft, collect, and send thank you notifications regarding community donations
• Coordinate community flyers
• Take photos and submit to the board
  
  

Community Watch Program

The Community Watch Program is a Crime Prevention program that involves residents working with each other and with law enforcement agencies to reduce crime and victimization in our communities. This committee involves residents protecting themselves and their property by using common sense crime prevention practices. Neighbors getting to know each other, watching out for each other and acting on or reporting suspicious activities.  Residents working with groups, community leaders, and, more importantly, law enforcement agencies to make the entire community safe and free from crime.

• Organize block captains
• Organize community watch patrol
• Organize block captains
• Hold minimum once-a-month meetings with block captains
• Plan monthly meetings with board and other committees
• Work with code ranger to report code violations
• Keep updated on local crimes and pertinent police information in the community
• Participate in community events
• Take and submit photos for the board website
  
  

Communications Committee

The Communications committee is responsible for maintaining and update the content of the website and ensures that all information on the website as well as the newsletters are accurate.  This committee heavily involves on the internet for obtaining information as well gathering pertinent information that can directly and indirectly involve the Harris Crossing community.

Organize Communications Committee Maintain updated contact list Update monthly e-newsletter and website Work with community on website suggestions and comments Stay informed with community and city events Attend regular meetings with board Collect advertisement fees for committee.