Upcoming Meetings

Crime & Safety Committee Meeting

January 9 @ 6:00pm

HOA Board Meeting

January 22nd @ 6pm

PID7 Meeting

January 29th @ 6pm

Social Club Upcoming Events

Ladies Bunco Club

January 4th @ 7:00 pm

Poker Club

January 6th @ 7:00 pm

Book Club

January 8th @ 7:00 pm

Clubhouse Reservations, Now Online!

Clubhouse reservations, from June 2024 and onwards, can now be made online via the Heritage Life App! If you are looking for a specific date/time, make sure to click on the tab labeled "Clubhouse Rental". Payments will still need to be made in person at the HOA Clubhouse and must be made within 24 hours of booking online to secure the reservation. If you would like a date before June 2024, please call or visit the HOA office for availability. Click HERE to book your reservation NOW!

Amenity Access Cards & Pool Passes

There is new increased pricing for Amenity Access cards & Pool passes. The Board of Directors had to take this step to meet the rising costs of service and utilities to meet the increased expenses associated with maintaining the infrastructure of the community.

Adults - New Card $15

Teens & Children - New Card $10

Grandparent & Grandchild New Cards - $25

Caregiver New Card - $25

ALL Replacement Cards - $25

Grandchild Pool Wristbands - $2

Pool Guest Passes - $7

Heritage Hurricanes Swim Team Needs YOUR Help

Hello to all our Swim Team Families,

We know that the summer 2024 season is months away, but the planning process starts soon! We need some of our awesome parents to join the Leadership Team for the Heritage Hurricanes. You all help to make our season every summer and without you, the season wouldn’t happen. Our Leadership Team has gotten smaller over the past several years with families moving out of our community. To have a 2024 summer swim season, we need new faces on our team. It’s a great experience to learn how the swim team and HOA work, meet members of our community, and provide a great activity for our kids! Please consider joining and helping to make the 2024 season happen. We will be having a meeting for the next season in early January. If you are interested, please respond to this email with your information or if you have any questions about what it entails, don’t hesitate to reach out to [email protected].

Thank you,

Courtney Sanderson and Dana Johnson

HOA Dues - Important Update

The Heritage Homeowners Association Board of Directors has voted and approved to increase the 2024 annual assessments by $20 per home to equate to a total annual assessment of $440 for each home in the Heritage HOA. The assessments are due semi-annually, with the first assessment of $220 due on January 1, 2024, and the remaining assessment of $220 due on July 1, 2024.

HOA Dues - Autopayment Setup

Please note that when you are setting up autopayments, via ClickPay, for your semi-annual HOA assessments, you will need to set up your autopayments to be paid on January 1 and July 1, as the fees are not posted to your account until five (5) days before the due date of the assessment.

Should you set up autopayments to withdraw a month before these dates, the payment will not go through as the assessment has not yet been posted to your account. However, you may pay them early by indicating the amount you would like to pay vs. selecting “balance due”. In addition, you cannot set up your payment of assessments as a bill payee through your banking institution as the HOA is not set up to receive direct deposits through a banking institution. Payments can only be made through ClickPay or you are welcome to mail in a check to the address indicated on the notice of assessment.

Should you have any questions regarding the set-up of your automatic payments or any general questions about your ClickPay account, please do not hesitate to contact ClickPay at 1-888-354-0135. 

APPLICATIONS

Deadline for December ACC applications: January 29. 2024

Next Meeting: February 6, 2024.

For a list of the ACC requirements, please click here.

Heritage Life App

• Access monthly event calendar
• Access HOA governing documents
• Submit maintenance requests
• ACC FAQs

Connect Resident Portal

• Pay HOA Dues
• Submit ACC Modification Applications
• Update contact information

Homeowners please do not allow contractors or service companies working at your home to install bandit business signs in your yard or parkway in front of your home promoting their business.

Please refer to revised Section 1.7 (r) of the governing documents below which can also be located at http://www.heritagelifehoa.com: "For Rent" or "For Lease" signs are prohibited and shall not be displayed to the public view on the Property. No "bandit signs" (advertisement signs) at all may be placed on the Property or in the rights-of-ways. Please contact the HOA with any questions at 817-741-1912 email [email protected]m

For any compliance related questions or concerns please email: [email protected]

Overgrown Areas

The PID 7 team is working on getting any and all overgrown areas throughout the community cleared. All of the overgrown areas in Barksdale Park were cut down last week. As well, the overgrown drainage area on Bewley and Beach St. was also cleared out.

We are in the process of clearing the overgrowth in drainage areas and creek beds at Sinclair Park North, the greenbelt on Ray White, and the creek bed on Riverside. Creek beds with cattails will only be cleared 75% as that’s the max amount the city allows us to remove, drainage areas with cattails will be cleared completely. Should you see any other overgrown areas, please reach out to the new PID 7 manager here.

Motorized Vehicles in the Parks

Please be reminded that no motorized vehicles, such as ATVs and dirt bikes, may be used in PID 7 areas, parks, and trails. The use of these motorized vehicles is prohibited. Thank you for your cooperation.

Ninnie Baird Park Trees

The City of Fort Worth is still working on the pruning and removal work for Ninnie Baird Park. Unfortunately, due to an extraordinary number of emergencies such as trees down on cars and homes, and broken limbs which are blocking entire streets, the City is currently backlogged which is resulting in longer response to items of this

nature. They will be addressing Ninnie Baird Park as soon as they are able.

What parts of the Neighborhood are PID?

Sidewalks, streets, park trails, and greenbelts are owned by the City of Fort Worth. If you have any issues or concerns, please submit a ticket to the City of Fort Worth and include the QR code for the My Fort Worth app. Click here to see more about the My Fort Worth App.

City of Fort Worth Forestry Department

The City is updating the Forestry Plan. Among other things, the plan is used to determine what trees and shrubs are to be preserved when clearing land for development and to determine what trees, shrubs and grasses must be part of landscaping plans for new construction.

Community survey: https://bit.ly/FortWorthUFMP

For any PID 7 related questions or concerns:

Submit through the PID 7 Website, click here.

Or Contact PID 7 Manager, Machanon Cornejo.

Email: [email protected]

Vacation Checks

Did you know when you are on vacation the off-duty police patrols will drive by and check your home? Please email Lieutenant Myers here, when you are leaving to go out of town.

Officer Patrols

If you have a non-emergency question or concern for the Neighborhood Police Officers (NPOs) and off duty patrol officers, please feel free to send an email here.

Reporting to 911 or Non-Emergency Number

If you see something that doesn’t look right, please call 911 or the non-emergency number:

Police Department (Main Line)

817 ‑392‑4200

After 5:00 PM and on weekends

817‑392‑3900



*For the safety of the HOA employees, they will NOT approach or confront people in the community. Please feel free to report the issue online here or download the My Fort Worth app.

#FortWorthSafe

#FortWorthSafe is a crime reduction operation focused on violent crimes such as homicide, robbery, shootings and aggravated assault. #FortWorthSafe will include an enforcement component as well as a community outreach component, which will address deficiencies in communities that increase the likelihood of violent crime occurring.

Block Captains

The Crime and Safety Committee is looking to confirm and engage residents in the community to be block captains. This map indicates residents that have directly confirmed with the committee of their interest to serve. If you are interested in serving as a block captain for your street, please contact the HOA office at (817)741-1912 and the committee will reach out to you. 

If you were a block captain in the past for the HOA, we would very much like to have you participate again, so please reach out to us so we can have the committee contact you.  

Can Car Thieves Remotely Use the Key Fob inside Your Own Home to Steal Your Vehicle?? It is happening!

Car thieves are hacking key fobs to quickly and quietly steal vehicles

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Your guide to easy Christmas tree disposal

Don't miss the chance to start the new year fresh by responsibly recycling your Christmas Tree.

Community Survey Going in the Mail Soons

Yours could be one of 8,000 households in Fort Worth to receive a survey asking for opinions about the quality of City services. 

Scam Alert: Fake callers posing as officers or jury officials

Anyone who has concerns about messages requesting payment should contact Fort Worth Municipal Court right away.

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Community Engagement Office

HOA Office Number: (817)741-1912



After Hours Customer Care: (877)378-2388