Committees

Why Join Us?

• Make an impact in your community.

• Meet new people. Connect with fellow residents who share your pride in Sienna Hills.

• Flexible commitment: Whether you can lead a project or just lend a hand for an hour, there's a place for you!

• Have fun: It's not just work, we have a blast together!

Landscape Committee

Volunteers Meet in the Clubhouse 5:00 pm the first Tuesday of the month February - October.  If you have an interest in gardening and landscaping, join the landscape committee. We work with the Board of Directors on special projects throughout the community to improve the existing landscaping of our beautiful development as well as offer advice to residents on landscape issues. No experience necessary, as this is a learning and teaching group. You can learn proper pruning techniques for increased plant life on vines and shrubs. Contact the landscape committee chair for more information or to volunteer.

Activity Committee 

Volunteers Meet in the Clubhouse at 6:00 pm the first Tuesday of the month. Do you have a knack for planning the perfect party, a passion for bringing people together, or just a desire to see our neighborhood thrive? We are in search of fresh energy and creative ideas! Whether it's organizing our annual summer get together, coordinating holiday decorating contests, or assisting with the seasonal  weekly food truck night, our mission is simple: turning neighbors into friends. Have fun while making an impact in your community!  Contact the activity committee chair for more information or to volunteer.

Clubs

Social Media Groups

Sienna Hills Neighborhood Association (HOA) provides links to third-party social media pages, community groups, and external websites solely as a convenience and courtesy to our residents.

Please be advised that these external platforms and groups are not managed, monitored, or endorsed by the HOA or its Board of Directors. The HOA is not responsible for, and expressly disclaims all liability for, the content, opinions, accuracy, or conduct found on these third-party sites. Residents use these external links and participate in unofficial community groups at their own risk.