Mission

 

The Naperville Area Homeowners Confederation unites local homeowners, tenant, and condominium associations into an umbrella organization that works together, neighbor to neighbor and:

- Serves as an advocate for and a voice of the people who call the Naperville area their home;
- Creates an awareness of residents' needs by developing and maintaining relationships with all levels of government including national, state, city, counties, townships, and school and park districts;
- Supports member associations with their organizational and program needs - facilitating an interchange of ideas, resources, and information between and among individual homeowners associations;
- Builds, through a cooperative effort, a community dedicated to the enhancement of our property; and
- Provides, through regular meetings, special events such as candidate and issue forums, our newsletter and this website, a medium for homeowner concerns and interests.

The NAHC fosters dialogues between member associations, homeowners, and government officials. Through this communication, networking, and neighbors-helping-neighbors, the Confederation is the vehicle through which we, as homeowners and residents, can stay abreast of community affairs and generate a positive influence on our area today and in the future.

To learn more about the Naperville Area Homeowners Confederation email us at nahc-naperhomeowners@wowway.com

If your association is not a member of the NAHC, joining is easy! Click Here to download a membership application.

Local Naperville News



Naperville Sun
Schools fear Quinn idea to shift pension costs
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) Making local school districts pick up the employers portion of teacher retirement benefits could save more than $1.3 billion a year for Illinois beleaguered state treasury. It also could mean financial ruin for some local school districts, school administrators say. Gov. Pat Quinn, with at least tentative nods from Democratic leaders in the Illinois General Assembly, has expressed support for the state shifting its obligation to local school districts. It would free up money needed to pay down a huge backlog of bills and to catch up with a decades-long shortchanging of public pension systems. Local …
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 08:42:00 -0600

City Notes

Evolution in the spotlight At 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, the DuPage Unitarian Universalist Church, 1828 Old Naperville Road, will present Clearing Up the Misunderstandings: What is Evolution (Really) and Why do Biologists Believe it? Al Martin, professor of biology at Benedictine University, will define evolution as biologists use the concept and will attempt to clear up the many misunderstandings that people have about it. For more information, visit www.meetup.com/Humanists-of-West-Suburban-Chicagoland/events/45685672. Naperville READS program set Students from Clow Elementary School and Gregory Middle School will share the stage with nationally recognized author Antonio Sacre on Thursday. The students will be the opening …
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 20:09:17 -0600

Family, friends mourn Spring Brook teacher killed at bar
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Hundreds joined together Saturday night on North Central Colleges campus to mourn the death of Shaun Wild, a former student and Spring Brook Elementary School teacher who was killed in a downtown Naperville bar early Saturday morning. Two others, including one North Central student, were injured in the incident. Steve Hlavac, Wilds best friend and teammate on the colleges football team, said reality hasnt set in. The pair were roommates for four years at the college. Ive never had to deal with death, really, let alone a murder, Hlavac said after Saturday nights vigil. I could immediately talk to him …
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:49:53 -0600