The Heights at Porter Ranch
HOA Notices
1. The results of the reconvened annual elections are in. The new board members are Roya and Julia Uber. Congratulations to them, but thanks to Dave Koerner our most recent treasurer for his decades of service as Governance Chair, Budget and Finance Chair, Hearings Chair and multi-talented volunteer. Also special thanks to David Lann who served as most recent member of the board and current Security Committee Chair. His time and efforts on the Hearings Committee, the Site Review Committee and his participation in various landscape and miscellaneous related matters have been, and will continue to be, greatly appreciated.
Management
Our community manager has been serving The Heights since 7/1/11 and he has unrivaled credentials and designations.
Email him at
security
Our security company is Oasis Private Security!
For security related matters email Security@TheHeightsatPorterRanch.org
homes for sale and for rent
Northridge Heights Community Association, aka The Heights at Porter Ranch, is comprised of 404 homes. Community amenities include 24 hour guard gated/video surveillance, 2 pools, 2 spas, children's wading pool, 2 pool houses, 2 tennis courts, basketball courts, sport court, generous park with picnic area, children's play equipment with swings and a spectacular view of the San Fernando Valley. Click on the Homes link for information on properties for sale and for lease in our HOA. Monthly assessments are only $326 as of 1/1/2026!
Few HOA's can boast the experience of our board members and community manager. With the 5 board members who have served the community a combined total over 100 years and a community manager who has served the community since 2003 as past president, treasurer, secretary, member and current property manager, our HOA is in good hands.
2. Residents are reminded to rely only on official HOA email correspondence and this board of directors approved website for HOA information and note that social media groups often propagate incomplete information or misinformation.
3. Residents are reminded to report issues related to inoperable street lights and poorly maintained landscape matters to management. Photos are very helpful when reporting these matters to management. Report suspicious activity inside and at the perimeter of the HOA to security 24/7.