Neighborhood Watch
The Oak Highlands/Deer Valley Homeowners' Association has initiated a Neighborhood Watch Program. This program is a network of interested friends and neighbors looking out for each other. We are neighbors helping neighbors. We are registered with Nashville Metro Police and sanctioned by the OH/DV Homowners' Association Board of Directors. Membership is 100% FREE and completely voluntary. We hope you will join us! Read More...
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Neighborhood Watch Featured on Channel 5 News
Our Neighborhood Watch Director, Don Johnson, was recently featured on Channel 5 News regarding the latest crime fighting tools that are being used right here in our own neighborhood to help keep us aware of what's going on around us. Read More...
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Parking & Safety Concerns
Over the past few months, the board has received several complaints about people parking on the streets. Complaints have come in for Aaron Drive, Brian Circle, Canoe Ridge Point, Copper Ridge Trail, Pinot Chase, Streamdale Point, and West Oak Highland Drive. The concerns are valid. Parking on the street causes decreased visibility and in some cases, when cars are parked on both sides of the street makes it impossible for emergency vehicles to get through. What can you do to help? Read More...
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The Nashville Flood of 2010
On May 1, 2010 Nashville experienced unprecidented flooding. In Oak Highlands and Deer Valley we were fortunate that no one lost their lives. We were lucky that most of our neighborhood was spared serious damage. However, there were a few homes, mainly near Mill Creek that did sustain some water damage. If you, or any one you know needs information on how to clean up after a flood, or where to get help and services, please visit the Metro Nashville website for more information. Read More...
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