Welcome to the website home of Horizon Crest Community Association (HCCA) in Bellevue, Washington.
Dear Horizon Crest Neighbor,
2026 HCCA membership is open to Horizon Crest homeowners and renters! Your dues help fund neighborhood events like our summer picnic, welcoming new neighbors, and caring for shared community areas.
The 2026 annual membership fee is $50, reflecting increased costs while still offering strong value for our neighborhood. If you’d like to join, please submit payment by May 1.
Click here to pay online or use payment options below.
Have questions or suggestions? We’re happy to help—just reach out!
HCCA Board
Board@HorizonCrest.org
HorizonCrest.org
Greetings Neighbors!
We have a lot of neighborhood information to share with you – please read through the below announcements. We appreciate your continued engagement in our neighborhood and wish you a joyous holiday season!
HCCA Board – board@horizoncrest.org
Community Notice Regarding Property Maintenance
The Horizon Crest Community Association (HCCA) Board would like to address concerns regarding a vacant home within the neighborhood where the lawn and yard have not been maintained. Over the past several months, the board has made multiple attempts to contact the property owner by phone, text message, and mailed correspondence, requesting that the yard be brought into compliance with community standards. To date, the board has received no response, nor has any corrective action been taken by the homeowner. The board has explored a number of potential remedies to address this situation. However, due to pending litigation between the vacant property owner and the City of Bellevue, the HCCA is currently unable to pursue additional action due to possible liability. We understand the frustration this may cause and appreciate the community’s patience. In the meantime, the board kindly asks all neighbors to continue maintaining their own yards, sidewalks, and adjacent street areas to help preserve the appearance, safety, and overall quality of our neighborhood. Check out 5 Ways to Be a Good Neighbor.
Inclement Weather Preparedness
It’s that time of year again where weather can be unpredictable. Since we all know that the weather in our neighborhood can be unique compared to lower elevations, we would like to share with you a weather station website that reports neighborhood weather: Horizon Crest Weather Station. In addition, here are some tips to be weather ready:
Save the Date – Annual Board Meeting January 6
The Annual Meeting of the Horizon Crest Community Association (HCCA) will be held on Tuesday, January 6 at 6:30 PM at the Newport Way Library (14250 SE Newport Way, Bellevue, WA 98006). All Horizon Crest residents (owners and renters) are invited to attend. During the meeting, we will:
Please note that you must be an owner and current HCCA member in order to vote. You can check your 2025 membership status or join at https://horizoncrest.org/join-hcca. If you are interested in serving as a board member or would like more information about board roles, please let us know.
Volunteers Needed
We are looking for a few neighbors to help make our neighborhood better! If you have experience in communication, web design or other skills (even making balloon animals or face painting!) that would be helpful to the community, please email us at board@horizoncrest.com.
Dear neighbors,
I hope that you all had an amazing summer. With warmer weather and more open windows we have been receiving a significant increase in issues with barking dogs creating a nuisance across the neighborhood. We do ask pet owners to please be considerate of their neighbors and not let dogs bark endlessly. If you are having issues with a barking dog we recommend the following:
Communicate with the pet owner
Try to talk to the pet owner about the problem. Sometimes owners are not aware of the problem, especially when they are not at home. A neighborly discussion can be helpful. Try to work out a mutually agreeable solution, and allow the pet owner a reasonable amount of time to remedy the situation. Make note of the dates and times of your contacts with the pet owner and responses received.
Provide noise nuisance prevention materials to the owner
Share links to online resources from the Humane Society of the United States and PetMD, as well as a copy of our Noise Nuisance Letter. These materials are designed to help pet owners understand the problem and offer some ideas about correcting a noisy pet issue.
Document and submit a Noise Complaint Petition
· If you have tried unsuccessfully to solve the problem by talking to the pet owner, and you have identified other neighbors who are also disturbed by the noise, we can assist you. Fill out the online Complaint Form. Make sure to carefully follow the instructions. Document your experiences thoroughly and honestly, as you may need to testify at an appeal hearing. Please note that you must have the exact address where the nuisance pet lives, a minimum of three complainants, and the form must be signed. You can also download the form and send your completed petition using one of the following methods:
· Email: pets@kingcounty.gov
· Mail: Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC), 21615 64th Ave. S, Kent, WA 98032
· Fax: 206-205-8043
· RASKC will contact the pet owner to let them know a complaint was filed and that they must take action to correct the problem.
If the noise continues, do not stop documenting the issues. If the steps above do not resolve the problem, RASKC can take escalating enforcement action. In order to do so, contact us with updated documentation of the continuing problem. We will continue to work on the noise disturbance as long as you and your neighbors continue to document the ongoing problems and submit information to us. As necessary, animal control officers will be dispatched and may issue additional notices of violation until the problem is resolved.