Highland Park Neighborhood Association

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Welcome to HPNA!

During its history, the Highland Park Neighborhood Association has drastically impacted its area through acquisition of grants to add sidewalks, trees and the largest community xeriscape in San Antonio and Bexar County.

HPNA was one of the first associations in Bexar County to organize semi-annual neighborhood cleanups. Through the efforts of the neighborhood association, Highland Park is slated to become the site of the first community demonstration rainwater catchment system in Bexar County.

We continue to work together to educate all area residents and improve and maintain the quality of life both now and in the future.

We are doing things to make Highland Park a safe and pleasant place to live for all residents. If you share this vision, come join us!

Pages & Links

Pages created by us and Links concerning our neighborhood and local area.

Documents & Pages: Add; HPNA January 2011 Minutes; HPNA Meeting May 4, 2010; HPNA meeting notes April 6 2010; Highland Park Neighborhood Association members

External Links: Add; City of San Antonio; San Antonio Police Dept.; East San Antonio Crime Coalition; San Antonio City Council

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