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“The Round Hill Association of Greenwich, Connecticut, established in 1942, strives to promote the interests of our residents, to build community, and to protect the beauty and value of our neighborhood.”
Who We Are
The Round Hill Association exists to foster a sense of community, to provide opportunities for contact with neighbors, to maintain and enhance the natural beauty of our area in Greenwich, CT, to advocate for our residents, and to educate them about events or developments which will affect them.
Whether gathering for an information forum about state and local Town of Greenwich affairs or pitching in with neighborhood beautification projects, like traffic islands, our members are a community of people interested and active in caring for their town.
Civic Improvement
Each year, the Round Hill Association takes on civic improvement projects to improve our neighborhood and our community. For some projects, we rally members for hands-on activities. For others, we support financially with proceeds from our Civic Improvement Fund.
October and November Events:
Round Hill Association Selectman Debate
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Round Hill Community House, 397 Round Hill Road
6:30 pm Refreshments
7:00 – 8:30 pm Debate
Round Hill Volunteer Fire Company, 166 Old Mill Road
Open House
Sunday, October 27, 2019
Noon – 4:00 pm
Round Hill Volunteer Fire Company, 166 Old Mill Road
Oktoberfest
Friday, November 1, 2019
7:00 pm
Tickets must be purchased at http://roundhill.givesmart.com
Greenwich Backcountry Neighbor Day was a lot of fun! Thank you to our partners:
Members of the RHA Board will be available to answer questions at the venues.
Visit the RHA website for addresses, updates and more information!
roundhillassn.org
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“Make Us Younger” Event
A fun event at the Greenwich Audubon Center for newer arrivals and membersd!
Westchester County Airport Expansion Hearing
Our President, John Conte, et al., attended this public hearing and spoke on behalf of Round Hill residents.
2018 Annual Meeting
with Senator Richard Blumenthal