What's News In & Around Clairmont Heights!

CHCA news & updates

November 2019 |

Clairmont Heights Civic Association

Spring Social

Event

April 18, 2020

Do you have a graduating high school senior?

Let us know!

We want to start preparing our traditional congratulations banners and signs for neighborhood seniors!

DHHS, DSA, Independent Schools.

Everyone will be celebrated!

Clairmont Heights Magnets

Do you have your CH magnet yet? They're only $5 each or free with your new yearly membership!

Visit our website membership page to renew your neighborhood association membership or click on the "Donate" button to purchase!

IS YOUR MEMBERSHIP IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION CURRENT?

Membership in Clairmont Heights Civic Association (CHCA) is open to anyone 18 years of age or older who own or reside within the CHCA boundaries. Membership is on a household basis and dues are $25. Our membership year runs from June 1 - May 31.

How we use your Membership dues:

Neighborhood Improvements: We buy plants for neighborhood entrances and help fund additions to Melton Park. We provide grants for things like our annual Graduation Banners. We mow common areas when necessary.

Social gatherings: CHCA sponsors our neighborhood’s annual Halloween potluck and occasionally other cookouts and Family Movie Nights. We try to provide opportunities to meet your neighbors and have a good time.

Communications: The Association website, this monthly eNewsletter, and the neighborhood Facebook group are all mechanisms that we employ to share information about the community. With separate committees addressing traffic issues, zoning and development concerns, and schools, our Board learns about a wide variety of things that we share throughout the year.

JOIN CHCA HERE

The next meeting of the Clairmont Heights Civic Association Executive Board will be on Sunday, January 19, 5:00 pm, at the Schuler Residence (815 N Superior). The meeting is open to all members of CHCA.

Safety Updates

Be extra aware when you park in shopping malls! Don't leave any visible packages in your car and don't be distracted as you walk around! Stay off your cell phone and be aware of your surroundings and people around you.

Remind your family and guests to clear out their cars parked on the street in front of your home.

Have packages delivered to your home when an adult is there to receive them. you’re home.

Celebrating 100 Years of

Druid Hills High School!

Calling all alumni and supporters of our public school cluster!

Please join us for a wonderful evening of fun and excitement at the

12th Annual DHHS Auction Party

Saturday February 1, 2020

6:30 Pm - 10PM

Emory University's Miller-Ward Alumni House

The Druid Hills High School PTO, in partnership with The Druid Hills Athletic Association (DHAA), generates support and funding for academics, arts, and athletics at Druid Hills High and Middle Schools, providing teachers and coaches with resources that are often not available through the Dekalb County School District. This year, our goal is to raise $100,000 to provide needed technology, enhanced learning & athletic resources, and other enriched opportunities to help our students fully reach their potential.

Traffic Updates

Did you know there is a Facebook Group dedicated to tracking incidents and advocating for a safer intersection of North Decatur Road and North Superior Avenue??

Check out Fix the Intersection if you're interested in joining.