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Highland Park is a section of the city of Montgomery, Alabama. It is located just east and south of the present downtown area which is only minutes away. It is also ideally situated for reaching other key parts of the city quickly.
The actual boundaries of the neighborhood are Mount Meigs Road to the North, the railroad tracks before Forest Avenue to the West, Ann Street to the East, and to the South, Spruce Street, which is just south of Interstate 85.
There is also an area that was annexed to the Neighborhood that is East of Ann Street and encompasses the area West of Lincoln Road and South to Chestnut Street.
Elected officers for 2003:
President: Ricky Craig
Vice-President: Chrisi Arrighi
Secretary: Carol Herron
Treasurer: Richard Stowers
Chaplin: Chris Brown
The association meets the first Monday of each month at 7:00PM in the Crump Community Center
(1735 Highland Avenue on the corner of Anderson Street) All are welcome to attend.
Joining the Association is easy. All that you have to do is to send your name, adddress and telephone number along with a check for 12.00 for your yearly household membership dues to:The Highland Park Association
PO Box 70433
Montgomery, AL 36107
The Montgomery Housing Codes were designed to create a clean and safe environment. Residents are not always aware of these codes and that they are enforced to maintain standards within our city. We believe that if all who live in our neighborhood maintain these city standards, we will have an area where property values are improved and crime is discouraged. Together we can create a clean and safe place in which to live.Conditions listed below are in violation of city housing codes:
(Any of these conditions may be reported at 241-2068)
- Grass Too High (Over 12 Inches)
- Yards Full of Junk (Trash, Old Tires, Boxes, Garbage, etc.)
- Appliances in The yard Or On The Porch
- Inoperable Vehicles On The Street Or yard With Expired tag
- Vehicles parked In The Yard (Not On A Prepared Parking Site)
- Houses In Need Of Great Repair
- Unsecured Or Neglected Abandoned/Vacant Houses
- Overgrown Property/Vacant Lots
Other concerns below may be reported at the number given:
- Truancy - Children Not Attending School When In Session (233-6870)
- Tractor-Trailers/Wreckers Parked In Residential Neighborhood (241-2651)
- Loud Music (Especially After 10:00PM) (241-2651)
- Disturbance Of Barking Dogs (241-2970)
- Care & Treatment Of Dogs (409-0622)
Our property is ours to keep clean whether we own or rent. The sanitation department does not pick up trash in the streets. If each one of us takes responsibility for our own home, yard, and street, we can have a clean and attractive neighborhood.
