Heritage Hills Metropolitan District
- As of 07/01/2025, this is an old website address. Please refer to the new District website at
Https://heritagehillsmetro.specialdistrict.org/
-Turf application of Fiesta Scheduled for July 2nd
Welcome to the beautiful Heritage Hills community!
Your Metro District Board has been busy!
We are listening! Click on the bullet points below to learn more.
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Gates & Security The Metro Board is implementing a new, comprehensive gate and community security service.
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Community App by MyQ Link to instructional video.
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If you would like access to the Community App, please reach out to Chasity at chasity@frommco.us
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Landscaping Projects Our goal is to be environmentally conscien-tious and to safely preserve the beautiful landscape we have.
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Pesticide & Herbicide Applications Turf applications of Granular Fertilization with Caliber Cote and Granular Grub Treatment with Acelepryn are scheduled for April 23rd and April 24th. Spot Spraying of Turf Weeds with Organic Fiesta is scheduled for April 30th.
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Contact Your Board Members
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Contact District Management at info@heritagehillsmetro.org
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Shaun Seales, President, at Shaun@heritagehillsmetro.org
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Brad Dodds, Vice President, at Brad@heritagehillsmetro.org
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Jerome Dyck, Secretary, at Jerome@heritagehillsmetro.org
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Paul Strickland, Asst. Secretary, at Paul@heritagehillsmetro.org
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Heath McLaughlin, Director, at Heath@heritagehillsmetro.org
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About the District
The Heritage Hills Metropolitan District was established on June 28, 1996 for the purpose of providing, operating and maintaining facilities including public street improvements, storm sewer facilities, and park and recreation facilities.
Special Districts in Colorado are local governments, i.e., political subdivisions of the state, which make up a third level of government in the United States. (The federal and state governments are the other two levels.) Local governments include counties, municipalities (cities and towns), school districts, and other types of government entities such as "authorities" and "special districts."
The HOA handles covenant enforcement, design reviews (external changes to homeowner's property) and community events. The HOA does not operate and/or maintain any property in Heritage Hills. More information is available on their website at heritagehillshoa.org.
HOA dues are billed in December and collected annually in January. All Heritage Hills Homeowners are members of the HOA.
While the District owns cameras which record activity in proximity to access points to the community, the District is not a police force or security agency and does not provide security or police services within Heritage Hills. In the event you see suspicious or possibly criminal activity, please contact the Lone Tree Police Department at 303-799-0533 or call 911 in the event of any emergency. To the extent the District has information that may be of assistance in a police investigation, the District will work diligently with the lone Tree Police to provide information to the Lone Tree Police in compliance with Colorado Law.