SPRING BRANCH CIVIC ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 430574, Houston, Tx 77243-0574
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, 6-8 PM, OAK TREE PARK, 1441 OAK TREE. We will furnish ice, cold water, cups & some chairs. You are welcome to bring a snack to share and you might want to bring a chair or a picnic blanket. Although SBCA adopted the park and we maintain it, it is still a City of Houston park and therefore City ordinances apply, so glass is NOT allowed. Please join us to see our nice little green space and also to mix and mingle with the neighbors. We will be inviting HPD and CM Amy Peck and hope to have representatives from both in attendance. We are also working on a food truck or a sponsorship from area businesses, so if you have any suggestions, please contact us at sbcivicassn@gmail.com.
SBCA ADOPTED A PARK ON THE NORTH END OF OAK TREE AT 1441 OAK TREE. IT IS A REALLY BEAUTIFUL TRIANGULAR PATCH OF GRASS WITH A COUPLE OF SPECTACULAR TREES. VOLUNTEERS WORK ON THE SECOND TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH, MEETING AT 8 AM DURING THE WARMER MONTHS AND WORK ONE TO TWO HOURS DEPENDING ON WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE. IT ISN'T DIFFICULT WORK (PICKING UP TRASH, SWEEPING STREET GUTTER, PICKING UP LIMBS) AND EVERYONE CAN JUST DO WHAT THEY ARE CAPABLE OF DOING. THE MAIN THING IS TO BE THERE AND SUPPORT ONE ANOTHER AND APPRECIATE WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH A LITTLE BIT OF EFFORT AND THE SUPPORT OF A FEW RESIDENTS.
WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY SO IF YOU HAVE AN IDEA FOR AN EVENT OR AN OPEN HOUSE, PLEASE LET US KNOW!!
Spring Branch Civic Association is an established neighborhood comprised of 837 single family homes (per HAR neighborhood information) in the following subdivisions: Bunker Hill Forest (Sec. 1 & 2), Century Oaks, Long Point Woods (Sec. 1, 2 & 3), Spring Branch Woods (Sec. 1, 2 & 3) and Spring Manor Town Houses, all conveniently located w
Spring Branch Civic Association is an established neighborhood comprised of 837 single family homes (per HAR neighborhood information) in the following subdivisions: Bunker Hill Forest (Sec. 1 & 2), Century Oaks, Long Point Woods (Sec. 1, 2 & 3), Spring Branch Woods (Sec. 1, 2 & 3) and Spring Manor Town Houses, all conveniently located within the Spring Branch area of Houston, Texas. We are situated north of Interstate 10, west of Blalock, east of Gessner, and south of Long Point. This site was established to be a source of information on our community.
Our convenient location to popular upscale shopping venues such as Memorial City Mall, CityCentre and the Galleria as well as easy access to the Memorial City Medical Center along with award-winning SBISD schools makes our area very desirable for families. The overall Spring Branch area continues to revitalize with the renovation of older homes, construction of newer homes and patio homes, and other residential and commercial development.
This is a civic association (an organization whose official goal is to improve neighborhoods through volunteer work by its members and dues are voluntary), not a Homeowners Association (a corporation that provides services, regulates activities, etc. and dues are mandatory). Our elected volunteer Board Members carefully study, discuss, and take appropriate action of issues brought to our attention involving our community and within our power to keep our neighborhood great. However, we cannot do this alone. SBCA needs not only your membership but also your participation in the community.
Please consider joining the Spring Branch Civic Association. Your $20 annual dues help us maintain communication to preserve our community. The membership fees cover the costs of the community newsletter, the SBCA website, an Annual Meeting and social events throughout the year to get to know our neighbors.
Board members attend monthly
Please consider joining the Spring Branch Civic Association. Your $20 annual dues help us maintain communication to preserve our community. The membership fees cover the costs of the community newsletter, the SBCA website, an Annual Meeting and social events throughout the year to get to know our neighbors.
Board members attend monthly SBCA board meetings, Super Neighborhood meetings, City Council meetings, TIRZ meetings and other community events as well as report deed restrictions and city ordinance violations -- all on a volunteer basis. You do not need to be a board member to report violations, attend meetings, and be involved. We encourage all residents to become involved by doing any or all of the following: