New Territory is comprised of 42 neighborhoods. Each neighborhood has several volunteer positions including Crime Watch Coordinator, Social Coordinator, Neighborhood Representative and an Alternate Neighborhood Representative. The Crime Watch and Social positions are appointed while the Neighborhood Representative is elected for a 2 year term.
Neighborhood Representative
The individual you have elected as your Neighborhood Representative (NR) represents your neighborhood with both the Association and the Board of Directors. This is not meant to preclude an individual resident from contacting either the board or the association but in matters of concern for the whole neighborhood, often times more can be accomplished through your NR since they can represent your neighborhood as a whole.
Your NR attends the monthly board meetings as well as a monthly Rep meetings where issues of importance are discussed that affect individual neighborhoods specifically as well as New Territory in general. They will keep you apprised of what goes on in those meetings and bring your issues to the attention of both groups. The NR group has a powerful say in the affairs of our community. Make sure that you know who your Rep is that you provide him/her with your neighborhood issues/comments.
The NR luncheons are normally scheduled at noon every 1st Friday of each month. If you have input for your NR be sure to have it to him/her before that date so they can put it on the Agenda.
Each NR is required to serve on the Property Improvements Committee for one quarter each year.
Neighborhood Crime Watch Coordinator
The Neighborhood Crime Watch Coordinator is a volunteer position. If you are interested please contact the Association office at 281-565-0616 or at
Neighborhood Social Coordinator
The neighborhood Social Coordinator is appointed by the Neighborhood Representative to provide the leadership and organization of activities for the Neighborhood as well as coordination of the Neighborhood's activities with the general New Territory activities. Active neighborhoods create a more desirable place to live and enhances the quality of life for all.
But this is Your Neighborhood
These are the roles of your neighborhood representatives. But if our neighborhood is to remain one of the finest places to live and raise a family, we must all be involved. Leaders can lay out the best of plans but those plans can only be successful as the effort that is put into them by all of us. Let your voices be heard. Get to know your representatives and take the little bit of time it takes to be involved.
