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This is the official website for the Briarhills Property Owners Association (BPOA) in Houston, Texas. All BPOA property owners are encouraged to register on this website. When you register, you will be able to access certain pages that are not readily available to the public. You will also be able to receive important announcements from the BPOA Board of Directors or Office Management in a more timely manner. To find out if you belong to this association, check the list of Briarhills POA streets. Questions, comments, suggestions are welcome - please send them through the contact us page.
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A Heartfelt THANK YOU to Our Basketball Court Volunteers!
Posted on Dec 3rd, 2024
Many thanks go out to the volunteers who helped install a row of shrubs by the basketball courts to prevent stray balls from going into the street. From planning, to purchasing, to digging, planting and watering, these volunteers got the job done! A special thanks goes out to the Zapata Family for spearheading the project.
We'd also like to thank Ignacio Fonseca for taking the initiative to research and purchase a solar-powered light for the basketball courts. It is currently undergoing testing but is proving to be an effective solution to extend playing time during shorter daylight hours.  
SUCCESSFUL GREEK BAKING CLASS & 6TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY CHARITY DRIVE
Posted on Dec 3rd, 2024
Maria Galiotos, realtor and BPOA resident, would like to thank everyone who participated in her baklava and spanikopita making class and for their generous donations to the holiday charity drive. The group was able to raise $450 in gift cards, which is $150 more than last year! We hope to keep the momentum going and raise even more next year! Your generous donations are able to help many needy families during this holiday season, and we are proud that Briarhills can be a sponsor of the Easter Seals Foundation of Greater Houston. If you were not able to attend the class, you can go to https://EasterSealsHouston.org to donate. Thank you, Maria, for hosting such a fun event!
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Welcome to the Briarhills neighborhood! To help you get acquainted with your new neighborhood, please read the welcome letter from the Briarhills POA Board of Directors. If you have any questions, please contact the BPOA office or send a message through the contact us page. Also, please be sure to register for email correspondence and notices sent to the community.
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| Upcoming Events |
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Briarhills POA Monthly Board Meeting
Monday, January 13th, 6:30 p.m. at Briarhills Community Center - 14300 Briarhills Parkway
Briarhills POA residents/homeowners are invited to attend this meeting where the board will discuss and make decisions on issues that will impact the Briarhills POA community. Meeting Agenda Briarhills POA Monthly Board Meeting
Monday, February 10th, 6:30 P.M. at Briarhills Community Center - 14300 Briarhills Parkway
Briarhills POA residents/homeowners are invited to attend this meeting where the board will discuss and make decisions on issues that will impact the Briarhills POA community. Meeting Agenda Coming Soon Save the Date: Mardi Gras “Fat Tuesday” Party
Tuesday, March 4th at Briarhills Community Center
More event details to come! Stay tuned! |
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BPOA Office Phone:
281-558-7422
Email Inquiries:
Email the BPOA office using the Contact Us page
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 940548, Houston, TX 77094
Pct. 5 Constables Phone:
281-463-6666
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| Trash and Recycling |
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Trash and recycling collection service is provided by GFL (Green for Life Environmental). Please check the Trash & Recycling page for helpful information.
Trash is picked up every Monday and Thursday, and recyclables are picked up every Friday, except on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Residents are to provide their own trash receptacles. Trash containers should not weigh more than 50lbs.
A recycling bin will be provided by GFL. To request a new recycle bin please contact us.
Trash receptacles may not be left out more than 24 hours before or after refuse is picked up and must be stored away from street view. Please do not store containers on your driveway, patio, side yard or any other area that can be seen from the street.
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