FAQ

The mission of the Russet Woods Community Homeowners Association is to improve the quality of community through neighborhood activities, investment in neighborhood amenities, and to help facilitate communication of issues to our residents that affect our neighborhood. The Association is an organization of volunteers that wish to improve the quality of our neighborhood.

The Russet Woods Community Homeowners Association works closely with the City of Hoover to uphold and enforce the codes and ordinances that govern our city.  This is to ensure that our Community is safe, beautiful and desirable for our residents.

The annual dues for the Russet Woods Community are $40 per year.  

You are considered a member of the Homeowner's Association after you have paid your annual dues.

The dues can be mailed to the PO Box listed in our Contact section or paid via PayPal.

We keep the dues low, kindly consider an additional donation.

Your dues will fund the following:

We love doing business with our residents!  Please send an email here and let us know how you would like to help!

We would love for Russet Woods Community businesses to sponsor events and become involved in our community.

Join us for our Monthly Meetings every first Thursday of the month!

We meet at Moe's BBQ Brock's Gap at 7pm and would love to have you!

 

The Russet Woods Homeowner's Association is made up of volunteers who contribute their time and skills to make the Community a great place to live.

We are always looking for those that are willing to give of your time and expertise to help the Community.

Please send an email here with your contact info and area of interest.

 

 

Russet Woods Community covenants 

Russet Woods Community bylaws

The Russet Woods Community consists of Russet Woods, Southwood and Southwood Highlands.

The Grove is not part of the Russet Woods Community.  If you live in the Grove, please contact Ann or Harry Clark for assistance.

The schedule can be found here 

The City of Hoover will remove most large items that are put on the curb.  Simply submit a request to City Hall using My Hoover Connect 

My Hoover Connect is the perfect place to bring attention to violations of city codes and ordinances.

Some examples are:

Inoperable vehicles

Missed garbage pickup

Drive way build up request

Illegal dumping

Report a pothole

Hazardous trees

Overgrown lots

The goal of Neighborhood Watch is to reduce crime by educating the community, increasing reporting, and improving communication among neighbors.  Communication is also vital between the neighborhood itself and the Police Department.

Neighborhoods that are willing to communicate and interact with each other are better able to identify and report suspicious activity, therefore deterring potential criminal activity.

You and your neighbors are the ones who really know what is going on in your community.  By cooperating with each other and Law Enforcement, citizens can help fight crime in their neighborhood in the most effective way:  BEFORE it begins.

 

Go to the Hoover Police Department Neighborhood Watch page here 

Download the Hoover Police Neighborhood Watch Guide here 

Download the Neighborhood Watch manual here