About Us

Mission Statement:

The Fox Hills Neighborhood Association was established in 1972 with it’s mission to enhance the quality of life in Fox Hills by promoting community awareness, engagement and action.  This mission will be accomplished by providing opportunities for the community in a variety of ways to include but not limited to:

  • The holding of community meetings with local leaders and individuals focusing on common interests / issues affecting the Fox Hills community.
  • Continuing to be a trusted, reliable and comprehensive resource via the Association’s website, social media outlets such as Facebook, Twitter and email mailings.
  • Holding special events to promote community health, safety, and neighborhood improvement.

Recent and ongoing FHNA projects:

  • Spearheaded the parking / traffic study resulting in additional parking spaces. Continuing to work Traffic Department in increasing parking and reducing speed in our neighborhood.
  • Annual Park Pride Clean-up Days in our Fox Hills Park since 2003. We have raised funds to purchase 4 concrete benches and 2 BBQ grills.  Painted rails and wooden benches. Planted and removed weeds.
  • Annual Community Forum with our Fox Hills neighbors and a panel of local leaders (including the Mayor, Fire and Police Departments among others).
  • Candidates Forums – help inform residents about Culver City Council candidates.
  • Continue to work with the Culver City Police Department in creating the Fox Hills Neighborhood Watch.
  • Held Disaster Resiliency event with Culver City Fire Department Station #3 – taught residents about CPR, Emergency Preparedness, First Aid, Cert, Emergency kit check list as well as a Fire Station tour.
  • Voter Outreach: inform residents how to register, where to vote, and election date.

Past FHNA projects:

  • Negotiated optimal plans for supervised basketball in the park stemming from neighbor complaints.
  • Worked with property owner and helped pay for redoing the Fox Hills sign on Slauson and Buckingham Parkway.
  • Coordinated with Westfield during the development of the Westfield Mall.
  • Worked with city to improve trash pickup and other municipal services.
  • Buckingham Parkway narrowed to one traffic lane in each direction, with a wide meridian, to slow traffic.
  • Advocated on behalf of the neighborhood to oppose digital billboards in Fox Hills.
  • City sponsored parking study on Canterbury Drive. Reduced red zones and were able to increase number of parking.
  • Installation of stop signs and crosswalks on Canterbury Drive and Sumner.
  • Installation of a pedestrian activated traffic signal on Buckingham Pkwy.
  • Scholarship program for Fox Hills graduating high school students.

Our Board:

Judi Sherman, President

Paula Keating, Treasurer

Fox Hills Neighborhood Association Bylaws – FHNA BYLAWS