Briarhills Dolphins Swim Team
Posted on Apr 15th, 2025
Registration is Open for the 2025 Swim Season
Registration for the 2025 Swim Season opened for new swim team families on April 10th. Spots fill up quickly so if you are interested sign uo as soon as possible.
Recycling Guidelines
Posted on Mar 19th, 2024
Recycling material is picked up on Fridays by GFL Environmental, our trash and recycling company. Please make sure your recycling bins are at the curb by 7.00am. All types of plastics with numbers 1 to 7, cardboard and paper of all types and metal containers of all types are all acceptable. Please ensure containers, both plastic and metal, are clean and have been rinsed out.
Please do not put out your recycling bins until either the night before or the morning of pick up.
NOT ACCEPTABLE - glass, plastic bags, styrofoam, pizza boxes and other paper and cardboard that is stained with food or grease. Also, no metal hangers
Glass of all types can be dropped off at the recycling facility on Brittmoore Road (on the corner of Brittmoore Road and Westview Drive). The hours of operation are 6.00am to 6.00pm Monday thru' Friday, 7.00am to 2.00pm Saturday, closed on Sunday. Entry to the facility is on Westview Drive. The facility accepts all items picked up by GFL Environmental, our recycling company plus glass of all types. Please remove any metal caps, lids, etc. from glass containers before dropping them off.
Energy Corridor Farmers Market Update
Posted on Feb 4th, 2024
The Energy Corridor Farmers Market is returning. Starting on February 17, Your Neighborhood Farmer's Market will be hosting the Energy Corridor’s farmers market every 3rd Saturday of the month from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at 1520 Eldridge Pkwy, at the corner of Eldridge and Briar Forest.
Briarhills Community Center
Posted on Jun 4th, 2022
The Briarhills Community Center is available for private rentals. For more information, please visit the Community Center information page on the Briarhills POA website.
Pool and Amenities News
Posted on Jun 4th, 2022
Ammenities Access
Access to the pool, tennis courts and community center is by access key card which will allows electronic access to all the facilities. Up to 2 cards will be issued per property address. Property owners will need to complete an Access Key registration form and show proof of residency by providing either a driver's license or utility bill. Please review the 2022 BPOA Amenities Information Guide prior to obtaining your key card. Access cards can be picked up from Andjela Tomic at our management company. It is important that you email Andjela (andjelat@grahammanagementhouston.com) to arrange card pick up. Also, please make sure you have completed an Access Key Registration form before picking up your cards.
RENTERS MUST PROVIDE WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION (LETTER OR EMAIL) FROM THE HOMEOWNER AUTHORIZING THE RENTER TO OBTAIN CARDS.
Instructions for Using Your Access Card:
The card reader is sensitive and will pick up your card if you hold it close to the reader while you are inputting your PIN. Please keep your card down and away from the reader until you get to step 3.
1) Enter the PIN that was assigned to you
2) Press the # symbol
3) Hold your card up to the card reader and the gate/door will electronically unlock.
* If the user does not follow the instructions in order, the gate/door will not open.
Tennis Courts
The gate to the tennis courts must remain closed at all times. Please do not prop the gate open. When the gate is propped open, the access control system sends many alerts. There have also been incidents of the gate being left open overnight when no players are playing. If you see the gate propped open, please kindly close it and let the players know in case they did not receive this message.
Please be sure to push the gate all the way closed and ensure that the lock has engaged before leaving the courts. Only residents of Briarhills POA, Briarhills HOA, and Terraces on Memorial are allowed to use the tennis courts. Please report any trespassers to the Constables by calling them at 281-463-6666. In addition, please follow all of the tennis court rules as listed in the BPOA Amenities Information Guide at all times. The following items may not be brought into the tennis facility: pets, prepared food, glass or any breakable container, skates, roller blades, skateboards, bicycles, scooters, soccer balls, or any other play equipment not associated with tennis. Children are not permitted on the courts unless they are actively playing tennis.
As a reminder, the tennis courts are ONLY TO BE USED FOR TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL. Soccer, volleyball, skateboards, roller skates, etc. are never allowed on the tennis courts. Thank you for your cooperation.
Reservations are limited to ONE TENNIS COURT AT A TIME, for a maximum of 90 minutes between 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. Reserving both tennis courts for the same time slot is not allowed.
Security Data from Briarhills Constable Calls
Posted on Nov 10th, 2016
 Registered HOA owners can now access a Security Data page. It shows a summary table of the monthly constable calls, and has a link to a file with details about each call, including the block address.
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The tennis courts are kept locked for security reasons. Access to the courts is by your electronic access card in order to unlock the tennis gate.
The steps for the card reader are as follows:
1) Enter your assigned pin
2) Press the # symbol
3) Hold your card up to the card reader. The light will flash
green and the gate will electronically unlock so that you
may enter.
Please note the card reader is very sensitive. Please keep your card down and away from the reader until you get to step 3.
If you do not follow the instructions exactly as written, the access control will shut down after 3 failed attempts and you will have to wait 5 minutes to retry.
Details for accessing the courts, reserving a court and the rules of use are given in the Amenities Information Guide which all users of the courts should read.
Court Reservation Arrangements Changes (5/6/2021)
Some changes were recently made to the court reservation arrangements. Please check here for details
To obtain an amenities access key card please see above under "Amenities' Access."
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April 21st - HOA Board Meeting, at the Briarhills Community Center, 14300 Briarhills Pkwy, Houston, TX 77077 at 7.00pm.
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Reminders from the Constable
Suspicious persons have been seen in the neighborhood.
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If you see people of any age in places they should not be day or night immediately call the constable on 281-463-6666. When the operator asks whether it is an emergency, say "Yes."
When reporting suspicious persons try to give a description of the person from head to feet starting with hat, hair, glasses, facial hair, race, color of clothing and direction of travel. The more information available the better chance of the subject being located.
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Keep your garage doors closed. An open garage door, whether the main entrance or side door, is an invitation to burglars shopping the neighborhood.
Keep all your car doors locked and windows rolled up if you park your car on your driveway, even for a very short time,
e.g. while unloading shopping.
REMOVE all valuables from plain view and lock valuable items in the trunk,
DO NOT leave any articles of value in your car overnight (laptops, money, wallets, purses, etc.)
Theft from unlocked cars is one of the most common crimes in this area.
Constable Programs
Our Constable offers more services than just vacation watches. There are programs for adults, teens, and children. The Constable offers classes on bully prevention, on line safety, personal safety, and even a Citizen's Police Academy.
Vacation Watches
Click here for an online Vacation Watch Request form.
It is recommended that you add the constable's phone number to your cell phone Contacts List and also give your cell phone number to your home security company.
Local Emergency Information
Constable: 281-463-6666
PETS
Be a good neighbor and please pick up after your dog
Houston Leash Law
Animal Control has been called for loose dogs in our neighborhood. For information about the Houston leash law, fines, and where to call when your loose dog has been impounded, visit the BARC Animal Shelter & Adoptions at BARC.
The city's leash laws prohibit dogs from running loose. Loose dogs are a danger to themselves, other pets and residents. Please keep your dogs under your direct control while they are out of your house or fenced yard.
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A super neighborhood is a geographically designated area where residents, civic organizations, institutions and businesses work together to identify, plan, and set priorities to address the needs and concerns of their community.
The super neighborhood elects a council comprised of area residents and stakeholders that serves as a forum to discuss issues and identify and implement priority projects for the area.
Briarhills is in Houston's Eldridge / West Oaks Super Neighborhood (#17). Board meetings are open to the public - 7:00 PM on the second Wednesday of the month at Eagles Trace. Copies of the monthly board meeting agendas and minutes can be found at Agenda & Minutes. |
Area Map
Try this interactive map that shows streets in Briarhills and the surrounding area. Click on "Satellite" to get the aerial photographic view.
HOA Website Registration:
HOA residents are encouraged to register on this site to utilize various elements for which an account is required. The authorizations will be provided by email.
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