Mission
Our mission is to govern consistently with the Declaration and Protective Covenants, to assure the viability of Hot Springs Village by establishing and managing goals and objectives, and to ensure that the voice of the property owner is represented.

Vision
Hot Springs Village, a gated community nestled in the Ouachita Mountains, offers a welcoming, dynamic lifestyle with first class amenities, providing a variety of activities for all ages.

Mike Medica, President
Board of Directors
Board Comments 
 
As 2016 comes to a close, we finished with a total of 268 Newcomers who relocated to Hot Springs Village. The Newcomers were from across the country. Thank you for choosing Hot Springs Village.

A fundraiser was held for our Boys & Girls Club at Coronado Center on December 3rd. Over $20k was raised for the club that is now a partner of Saline County Boys & Girls clubs. Thanks to all who contributed to a very worthwhile cause.
Lesley Nalley, CEO
Greetings from the CEO

Thank you to those that provided staff gift cards for today's luncheon, and to Human Resources and others that setup, catered, and contributed this to this special event.

We are fortunate to have such a dedicated staff of professionals.

From my family to yours, Merry Christmas and may your entire holiday season by joyful!

Thank you,

Lesley Nalley
ADMINISTRATION
Press Releases: Click here to read this week's HSVPOA press releases.
 
Holiday Schedule: The HSVPOA Administration Building will be closed Monday, December 26th and Monday, January 2nd for the Christmas and New Year's Day holidays.

2017 Board of Director Applications: Members interested in serving on the Hot Springs Village Board of Directors may pick up an application packet from the CEO's office at the Administration Building, 895 DeSoto Boulevard, weekdays from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Members may also request an application packet by calling 501-922-5541. Applications are also available online, click here to download. Completed applications with resume and photograph are due by 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2017. One board position is open in 2017.

Standing Committees:  Members in good standing are needed to serve on the Common Property and Forest, Governmental Affairs, and Public Safety Committees. If you are interested in serving on one of these committees, click here to download an application. Please turn in applications to the Assistant General Manager's Office at 895 DeSoto Blvd.

2017 Annual Amenity Renewals:   The 2017 Annual Amenity Renewal Form and Fees are available on the HSVPOA website. To renew by mail or at the POA Administration Office, please click here and print the renewal form and all applicable registration forms. All forms are in fillable format, or you can print them and fill them in. Once all forms are completed, either mail them with a check to HSVPOA at 895 DeSoto Blvd, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909, or bring them to the POA office at the same address.   If you bring them into the POA Office, you may pay via cash, check, or credit card. (If you do not have the capability to print your forms, you may obtain them at the POA Administrative Office). 

Our new e-commerce section of the Member Portal is now available. In this section, you may now renew your 2017 items (such as Vehicle Decals, Pet Registrations, Cart Registrations, and all annual amenity items) using your credit card online.  Go to www.hsvpoa.org and log in to your Member Portal (default password is 12345678 if this is your first time logging in).  Once there, go to the e-commerce section where you will be able to register and/or purchase your 2017 Annual items here.

**Please note, if you do not complete the renewal form and any applicable registration forms, there may be a delay in receiving your renewal items.**

If you have questions or need assistance to make these purchases, please do not hesitate to call Member Services at 501-922-5556 and select Option 1. (A link to complete instructions for the online member portal is available on the Green Bar at the top of the HSVPOA website).
GOLF DEPARTMENT 
Winter Season Golf Rates: As part of the Golf Department's flex pricing schedule, daily member winter golf rates will be offered through February, 2017 at all golf courses.  Click here for the daily, member winter pricing schedule.
PERMITTING & INSPECTIONS
Special Event Signs: The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) requires an annual permit, by January 31st, for temporary signage for special events (commercial, church, & non-profit organizations) with a listing of all anticipated events for the coming calendar year. Any changes during the year must also be submitted for ACC approval.
 
The procedures to advertise special events hosted by a business, profit or non-profit organization and/or property owner include permit submission, temporary usage (time limitations per sign: signs are allowed to be erected three (3) days before the event and must be removed within twenty-four (24) hours after the completion of the event), and are limited to Banners and/or Ground Signs. Click here for Banner and Ground Sign requirements. 
PUBLIC SAFETY
Winter Weather Road Safety Tips: As the winter weather season approaches, HSV Police Chief Ricky Middleton reminds residents to consider wintry weather road-safety tips. Residents are advised to stay off the roads when covered with ice and snow. Only go out if absolutely necessary, and be sure to take appropriate precautions if you have to go out. Dress warmly, taking along a coat, gloves and hat, in case an emergency would require getting out into wintry conditions. Keep a blanket and cell phone in the car. Use common sense -- If you cannot drive on ice, don't! Click here to read more.
Severe Weather Guide: Be prepared! It's a great motto and a necessity in a severe weather emergency. The Severe Weather Guide is available on the HSVPOA website. Click here to download a copy today. Learn more about how to be prepared for a severe weather emergency. The guide includes a brief list of emergency supplies to keep on hand, local shelter information and emergency numbers. Also included is a list of radio, television and web sources used to communicate with Villagers during a severe weather emergency.

Copies of the guide are also available in the HSV Administration Building Lobby and the Department of Public Works.
PUBLIC WORKS
Holiday Sanitation Schedule: Trash will be picked up on day later than regular schedule the week of December 26th and the week of January 2nd. There will be no yard wast pick up on Friday, December 30th or Friday, January 6th. For more information contact the Public Works Department at 501.922.5524.

Minorca Sanitation Site: A community household trash bin for vacationer is available at the Minorca sanitation site located at 218 Minorca Road, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. The community trash bin is restricted to disposal of household solid waste only.

Lakes
  • Water levels in Lake Sophia and Lake Maria are lowered in preparation for dredging. This work will be accomplished with track loaders. Work will begin in January, 2017. Boat ramps will remain closed.
  • Dredging of Lake Cortez is underway and will be completed with the use of a self-propelled dredge without additional lowering of lake water levels. Work will be complete next week, weather permitting
  • Please do not feed the fish in Lake Balboa and Lake Pineda. We want the carp to eat the weeds.
Roadways
  • Additional pavement markings will be completed within the next three weeks if we can get some periods of warm temperatures.
  • Culvert repairs on DeSoto Blvd are under contract and awaiting the arrival of the contractor. Internal lining of the culverts will be used rather than complete excavation. One of the repairs will require resurfacing a section of the roadway.
RECREATION

Recreation Maintenance: With permission from Cooper Communities, Inc., HSVPOA crews cleared underbrush and tree limbs to improve the line of sight from Highway 5 to LaPlaza Center near the East Gate.

Waypoint at DeSoto Marina   
New Hours:  
Mon - Tues. - Closed 
Wed. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sun. - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Rentals: Waypoint rentals include a pontoon boat, fishing boat, kayaks and paddleboards. Boats may be rented hourly or by the day. Waypoint also sells live bait including crickets, worms and minnows. Call Waypoint at 501.922.5511 for more information.

Food Service: Waypoint serves breakfast burritos, paninis and wraps with choices of bread, tortillas, meats and cheese; gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches; beer brats and hot dogs, with choice of toppings.  
 
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UPCOMING MEETINGS

POA Board Meetings - 9 a.m. on the third Wednesday of each month in the Ouachita Building at Ponce de Leon Center, 1101 DeSoto Blvd.

Standing Committee Meetings:
Architectural Control -1st and 3rd Thursday each month 8:30 a.m. Coronado Center
Common Property & Forest - 1st Monday each month 1:30 p.m. Coronado Center
Golf - 3rd Thursday each month 4 p.m. Coronado Center
Governmental Affairs - 1st Friday each month 8 a.m. Ouachita Room
Lakes - 2nd Wednesday each month 9 a.m. Coronado Center
Public Safety - 2017 - Mar. 8, Jun. 14, Sep. 13, Dec. 13 10 a.m. Coronado Center
Public Works - 4th Thursday each month 9:30 a.m. Coronado Center
Recreation - 2nd Monday each month 4 p.m. Coronado Center
Trails - 3rd Tuesday each month 1:30 p.m. Coronado Center