Welcome to West Hazel Dell, Vancouver, WA
Our neighborhood association is dedicated to strengthening the community, helping our neighbors, and continuing to make Hazel Dell a wonderful place to live, work, and play.
Thanks for your patience while we get the website up and running. Scroll down to learn more about our 2025 Neighborhood Action Plan and what WHDNA is all about.
Help Build Our Neighborhood Action Plan
WHDNA is currently putting together our Neighborhood Action Plan – our plan for the most important projects and events for 2025 – 2026. Please attend the January membership meeting and click the button below to submit your ideas and concerns. Help your neighbors and help yourself by telling us how we can work for you.
Who can join the neighborhood association?
Anyone who lives within our boundaries can be a member. There are no dues, no fees, and no requirements other than residency. Click here to see a map of our neighborhood boundaries.
What does membership entail?
As a member of the West Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association (WHDNA), you have the right to attend meetings, vote on initiatives and projects, participate in activities, and join us at our events. You’re also invited to volunteer for a committee or to help with an event. Click here to learn more about joining your neighbors.
What does a neighborhood association do?
WHDNA organizes events, advocates for the concerns of neighbors, provides a conduit to Clark County leaders, and fosters a sense of community, cooperation, and camaraderie among the residents of West Hazel Dell.
How does volunteering work?
Most volunteers spend just a few hours a month helping their neighbors plan fun events, supporting their community, and attending membership meetings. Any member of WHDNA may volunteer – it’s incredibly easy to get started. Click here to contact us and start helping make West Hazel Dell thrive!
Is this the same as an HOA?
Not at all! Neighborhood Associations in Clark County, WA such as WHDNA are absolutely not Homeowner’s Associations and we have nothing to do with them. Anyone who lives within our boundaries is a member of WHDNA, has voting rights, may volunteer or serve on the Board, and pays no dues or fees to participate. We have no interest in what color your garden gnomes are!
Are you a non-profit?
While WHDNA is a not a for-profit organization, we do not currently have 501(c)3 status with the IRS. We have begun the application process and hope to be able to accept tax-deductible donations by 2026. WHDNA Board positions are unpaid, volunteer positions. All funds raised go directly to community events and maintenance of WHDNA resources.
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