Hollywood
Neighborhood Association · Lexington, KY
Established 2026 · South Lexington

A brand-new home for our Hollywood neighborhood.

We're a community association looking to bring neighbors together and look out for the place that we love.

Come to the Aug 30 Potluck Join for $10 a year
Hollywood
Neighborhood
Association Lexington · Kentucky
Who we are

Neighbors, working together for the good of the community.

Our goals
  • Celebrate and preserve our neighborhood's intrinsic values
  • Connect residents with one another
  • Provide a forum to discuss and act on the matters that affect us all

Social events

We host regular gatherings and potlucks to bring our neighbors closer together.

Civic & advocacy

A unified voice on planning, zoning, traffic, and the decisions that shape Hollywood.

Informational

Social media groups, an email list, and meetings that keep everyone in the loop.

Mark your calendar

Meetings are open to everyone in Hollywood — come whether you've joined yet or not.

Launch party Sunday · August30

Neighborhood Potluck

5:30 – 8:00 PM

Our very first gathering and the official launch of the HNA. We'll eat, drink, and be merry — then share the exciting news and brief remarks from the president.

Faith Lutheran Church "Faith House" & parking lot, 1000 Tates Creek Road.

Bring a chair, a beverage (coolers & ice provided) and a dish to share.
Wednesday · October15

Fall Meeting

5:00 PM

A look at the history of Hollywood, a call for Block Captains, and a group brainstorm of goals for the association's first year.

Faith Lutheran Church or Ashland Terrace Retirement Home.
Thursday · January15

Winter Business Meeting

5:00 PM

Our annual general meeting for official business. Only paid members may vote; the first Board election will be held in January 2028.

Faith Lutheran Church or Ashland Terrace Retirement Home.
Become a member
$10/ household / year

The membership year runs January 1 to December 31. Dues cover flyers, signs, and the costs of keeping Hollywood connected.

  • Open to residents — homeowners and renters who live in Hollywood are welcome to join.
  • Your voice counts — paid members can vote, present motions, and hold office. One vote per dwelling.
  • Everyone's invited — meetings stay open to all neighbors, members or not.
Pay by Check
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Join the HNA

Want to do more? Become a Block Captain.

Block Captains are the heart of the HNA — friendly faces who help welcome newcomers, share news, and bring their street's neighbors along. It's a small commitment with a big impact.

Bring a neighbor to the potluck and ask how to sign up.

Sign up to lead a block
Your founding board

The neighbors getting this off the ground.

Volunteers from across Hollywood, serving until the first election in January 2028.

Planning, zoning & bylaws

Protecting the character of the place we call home.

Our Planning & Zoning work keeps Hollywood safe and high-quality through advocacy, negotiation, and a close eye on city decisions. Our objectives:

  • 1Limit transient traffic cutting through the neighborhood.
  • 2Improve or hold zoning densities and create buffers between zones.
  • 3Negotiate building heights for adjacent properties.
  • 4Influence the design and access of new development around us.
  • 5Support quality education for Hollywood's children.
  • 6Enhance the lasting value of Hollywood for its residents.
Voting membership is open to homeowners or renters who live in Hollywood. It is not open to non-resident landlords. Annual dues are $10 per dwelling, and current dues are required to vote, present motions, or hold office.
There's one vote per dwelling. Motions pass by simple majority of members present, and a quorum is simply those who show up. Robert's Rules of Order guide our meetings, and any member can request a secret ballot.
The Executive Board has at least seven members — President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and three Directors including Social and Planning & Zoning. Elections happen each January, with the first for the new HNA in January 2028. New officers begin February 1.
Dues defray communications costs — flyers, signs, and other activities that keep the neighborhood connected. All expenditures are co-signed by the Treasurer and one other officer, and anything over $500 needs board approval.
The HNA covers the residential area defined by the association's map and excludes businesses and commercial developments. The association is strictly non-commercial and non-partisan.