Homeowner's and Neighborhood Associations
Rowlett is a community of neighborhoods. We are committed to working with all of our Neighborhoods and Homeowner’s Associations, and provide quality customer-service and neighborhood programs that:
- Meet the needs of our small communities through effective 360-degree communication
- Promote community involvement
- Strengthen the relationships between neighborhoods and city staff
What is a Neighborhood Association?
A Neighborhood Association (NA), also referred to as a Homeowner’s Association (HOA), represents all the residents in a neighborhood and is operated through an open democratic process to improve or maintain the overall quality of life for everyone within those boundaries.
Each Neighborhood Association in the City of Rowlett is an independent, autonomous organization that defines its own purpose, determines its goals and strategies, and develops its own neighborhood plans.
Neighborhood Associations in Rowlett are unique because of their passion for involvement and participation in partnerships with their municipal government.
Why Start a Neighborhood Association?
To create a sense of community among neighbors
- To identify and resolve neighborhood issues in an organized and timely manner
- To provide an organized framework to promote, preserve and enhance the quality of life in the neighborhood
- To provide a united voice to governmental entities
- To provide an organized means to meet and get to know your neighbors through planned community activities
- To provide a means to develop and maintain a neighborhood contact list
How Do I Start an Association?
Need some help organizing? View information about how to start a Neighborhood Association.
HOA Registration-2023
Help us communicate important information to the members of your Neighborhood Association and register your NA or HOA! We will send City communications, road construction updates that affect your specific neighborhood, special event news, criminal activity alerts and a whole host of useful information.
