
The registry allows HOAs and neighborhood associations to officially register with the city, providing a centralized resource for residents to access information about community organizations
The city of Washougal recently announced the launch of its Homeowners Association (HOA) and Neighborhood Registry, aimed at fostering stronger community connections and enhancing local communication. Washougal comprises roughly 200 neighborhoods with their own unique character and appeal.
The registry allows HOAs and neighborhood associations to officially register with the city, providing a centralized resource for residents to access information about community organizations. Residents are encouraged to register their associations online to stay informed about city programs, initiatives, and opportunities for collaboration. The city is committed to supporting neighborhoods and strengthening community ties through this new initiative.
“Woven together to create a distinct tapestry, each neighborhood brings its own beauty, its own charm, and identity to the overarching community,” commented Sherry Montgomery, Community Aesthetics Program Coordinator. “This registry is a fantastic opportunity for neighborhoods to connect and collaborate. We believe that by working together, we can enhance the beauty and spirit of our community.”
For more information and to fill out the registration form, visit https://cityofwashougal.us/789/HOA-Neighborhood-Registry.
Information provided by the city of Washougal.
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