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Residents (and friends) of Underwood Hills can be kept informed about neighborhood issues and happenings and communicate with each other in several ways, including:
  • underwoodhills.org
  • Meetings — General UHNA meetings are open to all and are held quarterly, usually at such locations as the Atlanta Brewing Co.
  • UH eNews Signup — (Free) subscribers receive emailed newsletters, updates and announcements.
  • UH Blog — Posts include meeting minutes, committee and group activities and other updates.
  • UH Newsletter (print) — Printed newsletters are hand-delivered to neighborhood residences.
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Nextdoor — The Underwood Hills Nextdoor free website/app allows members to view and respond to updates via email or directly on the site. Share recommendations (plumbers, auto mechanics, babysitters, etc.), sell or give away household items, publicize local events, exchange information about crime and safety issues or ask for advice.

September 2020 eNews and Meeting Info
July 2020 UHNA Meeting Minutes
Tree Love
The Volberg Tree
​July 2020 eNews
June 2020 eNews
April 2020 eNews
March 2020 eNews
February 2020 eNews
January 2020 eNews
December 2019 eNews
November 2019 UHNA Meeting Minutes
November 2019 eNews
October 2019 eNews
September 2019 UHNA Meeting Minutes
September 2019 eNews
August 2019 eNews
Meeting About Steragenics Plant in Smyrna
July 2019 UHNA Meeting Minutes
July 2019 eNews
June 2019 eNews
May 2019 eNews
April 2019 eNews
March 2019 UHNA Meeting Minutes
March 2029 eNews
February 2019 eNews
January 28, 2019 UHNA Meeting Minutes
January 2019 eNews

Traffic Committee: Planning Underway
From a Neighborhood Survey in 2017, UHNA leaders determined that we needed to develop a traffic committee to focus efforts on safety measures and concerns. The Traffic Committee began meeting monthly in January 2018 to determine the community’s needs and bring these to City Council for support and solutions. The previous Traffic Study, executed in 2013, resulted in the closure of White Street. Density and commercial development has increased significantly since 2013. Renew Atlanta projects are being implemented now through 2020. If you have any traffic concerns, please contact Jeremy Blair or e-mail the UHNA team.

UHNA ​Email Archive (click each title to view):