That is the average ask — about eight hours a month, and less in the quiet seasons. Committee members share the work, and contractors handle everything specialized or physical.
Whether you bring professional expertise, a particular interest, or simply a little time, there is a place for you. Even a few hours makes a real difference — and sharing the work among more residents makes volunteering easier for everyone.
Stroll the pocket parks and common areas with an eye out for anything amiss — a branch down after a storm, a pond running high, a notice to post before street sweeping.
A good eye and a willingness to walk the neighborhood. Handy with irrigation, construction or landscaping? Even better — but contractors do the heavy lifting.
Look over budgets, reserve planning and the monthly financials with the committee, so the Board can make well-informed decisions on your behalf.
A head for numbers and some patience for detail. Experience — or simply interest — in finance, accounting, budgeting or reserve studies.
Spread the word about Puppy Parties, lend a hand at pet-friendly gatherings, tidy the park afterward, and keep the waste-bag dispensers stocked.
A dog, a cat, or just a soft spot for the four-legged neighbors. Easily the friendliest way to meet people here.
Help with traffic safety while crews work on the gates, gather details from neighbors reporting speeders or damage, and post the seasonal "Icy Roads" signs.
No security background needed. A level head and a habit of noticing things. You’ll work alongside the Board and our service providers.
Keep an eye on the trail, the nest boxes and the sign boards. Trim a little overgrowth, refresh the species board, clean the wood duck boxes.
A love of being outdoors. Bring your boots and your binoculars — this one is more walk-in-the-woods than work party.
Planning, setup, decorating, registration or day-of help for the Garage Sale, Golf Cart Parade, Summer Picnic, Holiday Party and Annual Meeting.
An appetite for a good party. Pick the one or two events that fit your calendar — nobody is signing up for all of them.
