Fredville keeps a registry of homeowners associations and uses it to keep neighborhoods informed about changes nearby.
HOA Directory
Look up contact details for registered homeowners associations in the HOA directory.
Registered HOA Map
See the boundaries of every association registered with the city on the HOA map.
Register Your HOA
Add your homeowners association to the city's records by completing the online registration form.
Update Your HOA Info
If your association's contacts or other details have changed, send the new information through the online update form.
Early Notice Neighborhood Notification Program
Registered organizations are listed in the city's HOA directory and are automatically enrolled in the Early Notice Neighborhood Notification Program. Through the program, the city shares information about development proposals inside an organization's boundaries or close to them.
Because the notices go out at the start of development review, neighborhood groups get extra time to study proposed changes and share their views well before the public hearing notices that Texas law requires.
Participating organizations generally hear about a pending development request about one week after the developer files it.
The city welcomes comments from neighborhood organizations by email or in writing. Email comments to [email protected], or mail written comments to the Planning Division, P.O. Box 1000, Fredville, TX 75999.
Contact
To find the contact person for a particular association, search the HOA directory.
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