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ABOUT

About the Mount Hermon Community

Nestled within the 455-acre Mount Hermon campus, the Mount Hermon Community is home to more than 490 residences. Since 1906, these grounds have been dedicated to Christian ministry through the work of Mount Hermon Association, serving individuals and families with conferences, retreats, camps, and year-round programs.

The Mount Hermon Community (MHC) is an independent volunteer organization that fosters friendship, communication, and neighborhood support among residents while working in partnership with Mount Hermon Association. Throughout the year, MHC hosts community meetings and social events that help neighbors connect and stay informed.

Whether you're a long-time resident or new to the neighborhood, we're glad you're here. This website is your resource for community news, important contacts, emergency preparedness information, governing documents, and other helpful resources for living in Mount Hermon.

Welcome to the neighborhood!

To reach out to the Mount Hermon Community board directly, please email [email protected]

New to the neighborhood?

Welcome! We encourage new residents to explore the resources throughout this website, get to know your Area Representative, and attend one of our community meetings or events. They're a great way to meet your neighbors, stay informed, and become involved in the Mount Hermon Community.

Qualities of a Good Neighbor

  1. They practice frequent positive communication.
  2. They want to build good relationships.
  3. They are quick to lend a helping hand.
  4. They look out for other’s property and possessions for possible theft or damage.
  5. They are involved and are responsive to unusual situations.
  1. They promote the well-being of the whole community.
  2. They are concerned for widows, elderly, and children.
  3. Parents are willing to provide a safe place for neighborhood children.
  4. They obey the law.
  5. They seek a win-win situation when problems arise.

Cooperate with others through positive and reasonable communication, observing speed limits (15mph), having an attractive yard, parking vehicles completely off the roads, storing trash cans out of view from the road, and not disturbing the peace.

Other park reminders are to use brown tarps and not blue tarps, attain proper permits for building and tree removal, obey leash and dog barking laws, and be careful to conserve our precious water.

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