HOLLYWOOD HILLS CIVIC ASSOCIATION

Hollywood Hills Civic Association Mission: “To Protect and Enhance the Quality of Life in Hollywood Hills.” This is accomplished by facilitating public awareness about the many opportunities available to Hollywood residents. HHCA consistently welcomes new residents to Hollywood Hills and continues its year-round engagement with all residents of the neighborhood. Annual Membership Dues are $20.00 per household.

HHCA Officers & Directors Josh Levy – President James Marshall – Vice President Mel Pollak – Past President Mardi Podesta – Secretary Susan Farinhas – Corresponding Secretary Beverley Chatterson – Treasurer Judy Skehan – Director Pam Burgio – Director Rick Prindiville – Director Stan Kapparis – Director Al Ferrari – Associate Director Andy Backs – Associate Director Arthur Billoti – Associate Director Sal Oliveri – Associate Director

Engaging Residents Year-Round General Membership Meetings are held the 3 rd Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at David Park Community Center, 108 North 33 rd Court. Recent guest speakers have included the Mayor, our District Commissioner, City Staff, Broward School Board Representatives, and Landscaping & Insurance Professionals.

Engaging Residents Year-Round Our newsletter, Hollywood Hills Today, is published quarterly. Mardi Podesta is Editor- in-Chief. Interactive HCCA website.

Engaging Residents Year-Round Fun & Social Events: Annual Neighborhood Picnic. Annual Taste of Hollywood Event. National Night Out at Sal Oliveri Veterans Park.

Welcoming New Residents A knock on the door with a smile and a welcome packet… Pam Burgio, HHCA Director

Giving Back to the Community Awarding cash scholarships to Hollywood students. Conducting a Food Drive for the needy. And more….

Neighborhood Improvement! BEFORE Our winning Great Neighborhoods Challenge Public Space project greatly enhanced the appearance of the North 52 nd Ave. gateway and inspired Sheridan Technical College to install complimentary landscaping. BeforeAfter

Upcoming Events Taste of Hollywood – October 15 th at 6:00 p.m. “Changes at Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood Int’l. Airport” – November 19 th at 7:00 p.m.

Immediate Goals & Pressing Issues Make Hollywood and Hollywood Hills “Residentially More Desirable”. Work with the City to emphasize the importance of high property maintenance standards to increase the community’s visual appeal. Enact legislation recognizing Hollywood Hills as an “Older, but Charming” neighborhood.

Immediate Goals & Pressing Issues Keep our standards high- Tile roofs: –Increase aesthetic value & curb appeal –Better for the environment –Reduce electrical consumption –Stronger in high winds –More durable & longer lasting Promote lush landscaping by implementing a city-wide tree planting initiative. We would like to initiate these steps now, so that neighborhoods will be residentially more desirable now, and in the future.

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