Est. 1968 · 202 homes · Denver, CO
Huntington Estates / Welch
Our neighborhood, online.
202
Homes
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Posts this quarter
58
Years neighboring
For members
What you get when you sign in
Verified Huntington Estates / Welch residents get the full portal — community updates, event RSVPs, donation history, documents, the neighbor directory and direct board contact. All behind a sign-in, to keep your community's information private.
Community updates
Share news with the neighborhood. Every post is reviewed by a moderator before it appears, and neighbors can reply.
Events & RSVPs
Reserve your place at neighborhood events with live capacity tracking, and get an email reminder the day before.
Donations & payment history
See what your household owes and everything it has paid. The Board records Venmo, check and cash payments, and you get an acknowledgment for each.
Documents & resources
Bylaws, meeting materials, forms and community resources — the Board decides what is public, resident-only, or internal.
Resident directory
Opt in to share your details with neighbors, and choose exactly what appears. Nothing is listed unless you turn it on.
Board contact
See the full board roster with portfolios, and message the Board directly — your note lands in their inbox, not a black hole.
Email notifications
Announcements, event reminders and updates on your own posts. Three switches in your profile control what reaches you.
Your household
Several people at one address can each have their own sign-in, while the household keeps a single record for donations and history.
Don't have an account? Ask for an invitation and the board will set one up.
Reach the HOA
Your message goes to the board — neighbours who volunteer, not an office. They read everything and answer as soon as they can.
- You don't need an account
- Anyone can write: a neighbour, somebody thinking of moving here, a contractor.
- Already have one?
- Sign in and write from inside the portal — the board will see your household with it.
- Something urgent?
- For anything that cannot wait, telephone a board member — the numbers are on who to call.