Quick Information
The Annual Bristol Heights Meeting will be held on Saturday, September 14th at 11:00 AM, at our Main Park on Tapestry.
Town Hall Meeting - July 25 @ 7:00 pm - Tapestry Park
Your volunteer Board of Directors is pleased
to announce two Town Hall Meetings on July 25 and August 15. These informal gatherings will enable all of us, the members of the association, to have some quality interaction and exchange. Click here for more details.
Some playgrounds are undergoing necessary repairs. See the News Page for an update on the status of each playground in the neighborhood.
This news brief contains important updates on irrigation, park playground projects, fence maintenance, Tapestry Park renovation, streetside landscape projects, and the McDevitt park master plan.
Check Out the Community Calendar
The Board has created a new Community Calendar, with information about events coming this year. If you're viewing the calendar on a mobile device, click on dates with small dots to view the events.
The HOA Board and Sentry Management
Your Board and Sentry Management are aware of your need to know. This website is designed to inform HOA members and help us all maintain a wonderful neighborhood. We encourage you to browse it thoroughly, as it is a genuine effort to outline the state of your homeowner’s association and the various initiatives and activities in Bristol Heights.
Should you wish to communicate with the Board on any matter, please send an email to help@bristolheights.org. Otherwise, send an email to Michelle Antonov at boise@sentrymgt.com or contact her by phone at (208) 323-1080.
It is important that ALL members of the Bristol Heights Neighborhood Association register for access to the CommunityPro Portal by navigating to https://www.sentrymgt.com
and clicking on My Account. Detailed instructions for creating an account and accessing information in the Portal can be found in this document.
2024 Watering Schedule
Residents are REQUIRED to follow the Board-approved Watering Schedule to ensure proper pump function and adequate flow to all locations. Non-compliance may result in low pressure, pump shutdowns, unscheduled maintenance, and increased costs incurred by the Association.
Learn more on the Watering Page.
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