1/5/24- Snow reminder ❄️ Please try to keep vehicles OFF the street so that the plow truck can remove all the snow. The board understands if you have a steep driveway and have to park on the street in order to get out but if possible the streets should be clear.
2/27/24- Garbage Cans- Complaints were brought up to CHIA in regards to garbage cans at the road for extended periods.All cans should not be stored at the road weekly for more than 48 hours. The cans detract from the beauty of our neighborhood. Thanks in advance for everyone’s cooperation.
2/27/24- Dog Owners- Please remember that dogs should be leashed at all times if your yard is not fenced in. This is a danger to other pets and residents walking in the neighborhood. If you see this happening, please notify the dog warden and sheriff. The board has no responsibility in this matter. Please be a responsible pet owner.
2/28/24- Social Committee- CHIA will once again have an Easter Egg Hunt. Please see the Minutes section to print out the flyer for your mailbox if participating. The hunt is March 24th from 1-3pm.
3/8/24- Carnation Dr. Repair Work- Mike Strama will be starting the repair work on the manhole cover on the upper part of Carnation Drive next week on Tuesday 12th/Wednesday 13th depending on the weather. Please use caution in this area. Thanks!
3/29/24- Neighborhood Watch Alert- In the early hours of 3/29/24 multiple residents caught someone opening or trying to open car doors on their security cameras. The person was on foot, seen all over the neighborhood. The sheriff was contacted. Lock your car doors at night and call 911 if you see someone suspicious.
4/25/24- The directory is unavailable until further notice while we update it.
5/1/24- The 2024 Clinton Hills Community yard sale will be June 21st 6-8pm & June 22nd 8-1pm. Please see the events calendar for flyer.
5/2/24- Directory Update- CHIA is updating the directory in order to print a new hard copy for residents. Please complete the google form- https://forms.gle/PMeJeD5zHDFwxUep6
11/18/24- The directory is updated and back available online. Printed copies have been ordered and will be distributed once they arrive.
12/4/24- We regret to announce that John Carenbauer will be relocating, and as a result, his position as Vice President on the CHIA Board will need to be filled. Effective December 16th, Matt Pape has been appointed as Interim Vice President. At the upcoming spring election, there will be an opening for this position. If you are interested in joining the board, please reach out to any current board member for more information. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to John Carenbauer for his many years of dedicated service to Clinton Hills. Your contributions have made a lasting impact. Additionally, we thank Matt Pape for stepping up to serve as Interim Vice President. Your willingness to take on this role is greatly appreciated.
4/22/25- Wilson Paving is scheduled to begin work this Thursday & Friday, involving paving on parts of Balsam, Clinton from Elm to Fir, and curb installation on Fir and Dogwood, with an additional workday scheduled for Monday if needed. Please use caution when driving in the neighborhood in those areas.
7/18/25- CHIA has called an emergency meeting to discuss entrance road repairs. Please see the events page for more information.
8/12/25- There will be another emergency meeting due to the slip. Please see the events page for more information.
8/16/25- CHIA will hold a drive thru vote regarding the proposed assessment. Everyone should have received information and a ballot in their mailbox. The vote is Sept. 5th from 7-8pm at 36 Clinton.
8/17/25- UPDATED ASSESSMENT VOTING- This change was requested today at the meeting and was also posted on Facebook. Ballots can be submitted ONLY on Friday, September 5th. You may either: Drop your ballot off with a board member (please coordinate with them ahead of time to ensure they are available), or bring it directly to 36 Clinton between 7:00–8:00 PM.
8/20/25- Today around lunch, Mike Strama contacted the board with a recommendation to add more rock to fully cover the section of hillside he’s working on. After placing rock 12’ high at the bottom, water would have been able to get behind the wall and potentially erode the hill. The additional rock is to help prevent that from happening. This would add $3,500 in material and delivery costs, he is not charging us labor. This approach matches the way Savage completed the repair farther up the hill and will provide stronger protection against erosion. To avoid extra costs later (such as bringing equipment back to the site and labor costs), the CHIA Board of Directors held an executive phone meeting this afternoon and voted to approve the additional work. Per the bylaws (Article VI, Section 2), the board may approve expenses under $5,000 without a full membership vote.