Hillsboro, OR
Disconnect hoses and cover outdoor faucets to prevent pipes from freezing and breaking.
As we enter the colder months, please remember to disconnect your garden hoses and cover your outdoor water faucets to prevent pipes from freezing and breaking.
Each owner is responsible for the removal of snow and ice from their own lot.
Please refrain from parking in Rood Bridge Townhouses parking spaces.
The adjacent HOA — Rood Bridge Townhouses, located just west of Robin Meadows — has requested that homeowners, tenants, and guests of Robin Meadows refrain from parking in their extra spaces near the recreation center and pool.
Those parking areas are reserved for Rood Bridge residents and their guests only. Please help us maintain good relations with our neighbors by ensuring that all vehicles associated with Robin Meadows are parked within our community’s designated parking areas.
Thank you for your cooperation and for helping keep our neighborhood relationships positive!
Landscaping service day changing from Friday to Wednesday beginning October 1.
Beginning Wednesday, October 1, the HOA will be partnering with a new local landscaping company, New Life Landscaping, based here in Hillsboro. With this change, our landscaping service day will move from Fridays to Wednesdays.
This new partnership not only supports a local business but also saves our HOA $325 per month ($3,900 per year), freeing up valuable funds for other projects in the neighborhood.
New Life Landscaping has requested that residents pick up any personal belongings from landscaped areas on service days. This helps ensure items don’t become hazards for the crew or risk being damaged during maintenance.
Information on how to donate a used car (running or not) for a tax write off and free up valuable space in guest parking areas.
Several residents have noticed an increase in the number of cars that are not in regular use around the neighborhood. Per the HOA’s CC&Rs (section 4.6 and 9.12, guest parking is not for long-term vehicle storage.
Did you know that you can receive a tax write-off for donating your used car? Most businesses will pick up your used car, whether it is running or not, for free.
Donating your used car in Oregon is a meaningful way to support local causes, reduce waste, and potentially receive a tax deduction. Whether your vehicle is running or not, many Oregon-based charities are eager to accept it and put it to good use.
Here are some reputable organizations in Oregon that accept vehicle donations:
OHS accepts cars, trucks, RVs, and motorcycles—even if they’re not running. The process is simple: fill out an online form, schedule a pickup, and receive a tax-deductible receipt. Your donation supports animal rescue and adoption efforts. | Turn Your Old Car Into Hope for Animals
This organization accepts a wide range of vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, boats, and RVs. Proceeds from the sale of your vehicle support various community programs. | Donate Your Vehicle
Donating your vehicle to OPB helps fund independent journalism and educational programming. They accept various types of vehicles and handle all the details at no charge to you. | Donate your vehicle
Your car donation provides meals, shelter, and compassionate care to people experiencing homelessness in Portland. The process is straightforward, and your donation is tax-deductible. | Drive Away Hunger
They accept cars, boats, and RVs—even if they’re not running. Proceeds support programs for families, refugees, and individuals in need. They partner with Speed’s Towing for free vehicle pickup. | Donate your vehicle
Donating your car to a qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit can provide a tax deduction. If the charity sells the car, your deduction is typically limited to the sale price. However, if the charity uses the car for its operations or sells it at a significant discount to a person in need, you may be able to deduct the fair market value.
Your donation can make a significant impact, whether it’s helping animals find homes, supporting veterans, or providing meals to those in need.
Most organizations offer free towing and handle all the paperwork, making the process hassle-free.
Donating your car can prevent it from ending up in a landfill and allows for the recycling of parts, reducing environmental waste.
Tips for a safe 4th of July.
Fireworks went on sale June 23rd. Since we have a few new out-of-state residents, here is some guidance on what fireworks are and are not allowed. For additional information, visit the City of Hillsboro’s website.
Please note that damage to HOA property can be charged back to property owners.
Let’s have a fun 4th of July!
The Robin Meadows board will have a work session meeting Tuesday, April 22, at 12:30pm at 3130 to discuss the search for a new management company.
There will be a Zoom meeting with Aperion followed by a discussion of the other bids.
Free Metro household hazardous waste collection event at Hillsboro High School on March 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Safely dispose of unwanted paint, batteries, pesticides, cleaners, propane, automotive products, medical sharps and more. These common household items don’t belong in your garbage bins at home – stop by so Metro can take them off your hands.
For a complete list of accepted items, tips on how to prepare materials for drop-off and the spring collection event schedule, visit oregonmetro.gov/collectionevents.
*Medications are not accepted at this event. Have some to get rid of? Find options at https://medtakebackoregon.org/
Detail image will be on site starting November 25th from 8 to 5 to clean the gutters.
Please allow access to all sides of your home. If possible leave access to your driveway above the garage.
If you have any questions please contact us.
Thank you!
