About HHIA
Purpose
Hacienda Heights Improvement Association (HHIA) is a private non-profit association with a twelve volunteer member Board of Directors. HHIA was formed in 1948 and incorporated in 1955. Its mission statement is:
1. To foster and support those projects of improvement and development that will make Hacienda Heights a better place in which to live, and to do all things lawful and necessary and needful in connection therewith.
2. To develop and foster proper zoning and land use in the Hacienda Heights Unincorporated Community, assist the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission, and the Board of Supervisors, in studies, zone change requests, and other matters pertaining to land use in our area.
3. To unite in interest all of the property owners and residents of Hacienda Heights for the purpose of creating (non-partisan) community interest, and to effect a combined influence on matters pertaining to the development and welfare of Hacienda Heights.”
Board Election
The 12 member Board of Directors of HHIA is elected by the members of the association. Each member is elected for a two year term, and may serve three consecutive terms. Six members are elected annually. Any member in good standing of the association may seek election. To be qualified to be nominated for a Board position, one must be a HHIA member in “Good Standing” having been a paid member for at least 6 months prior to being nominated. Nominees will complete a “Board of Director Nominee Questionnaire.” Nominations are made in the September Board of Directors Meeting. The election is conducted by mail ballots which are counted by the Nominating Committee during the Annual Business Meeting in January.
Please go to the “Contact" tab to see a list of the current Board of Directors, their Committee assignments, and their e-mail addresses.
