Welcome to St. Joseph's Glen

Dear Residents,

We are preparing to begin a major roadwork upgrade project throughout the subdivision to improve our community’s infrastructure. To complete these repairs as quickly and safely as possible, short sections of the road will be closed during active work.

Please review the following details regarding how these closures may affect access to your home:

48-Hour advance notice: Prior to work beginning on your specific section of the street, you will receive a individual 48-hour notice detailing when your block will be impacted.

Temporary access restrictions: During your section's closure, vehicular access to and from your driveway will be completely blocked for up to 24 hours. You will need to park your vehicle on an adjacent unaffected street and walk to your home during this window. 

Street parking requirements: All vehicles must be cleared from the street in the scheduled work area prior to the start time listed in your 48-hour notice. Any vehicles remaining on the schedule road when work begins will be towed at the owner's expense to prevent project delays.

Rolling schedule: Work will take place in small, incremental sections to ensure that no single area experiences restricted access for longer than 24 hours.

We will also place updates as soon as we get them here under daily annoucements.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this temporary disruption may cause and greatly appreciate your cooperation as we work to improve our neighborhood roads.

If you have any questions or require special assistance, please contact the St. Joseph's glen Proprty Owners Association at sjgpoa@gmail.com. Thank you

Hello,

All of Property Owners that attended the last several meetings have approved an amendment to thesubdivision bylaws restricting the use of vehicles weighing more than six tons within the subdivision. This change was adopted to help protect our neighborhood streets, reduce roadway wear and damage, andpreserve the safety and appearance of our community.

Under this amendment, vehicles weighing more than 6 tons are prohibited from entering the subdivision, including commercial service vehicles such as large garbage collection trucks, unlessspecifically exempted below.

Exceptions

The following are permitted on a limited basis:

✓ Emergency vehicles and government vehicles performing official duties.

✓ One-time delivery vehicles making a special delivery to a resident.

✓ Moving trucks used by homeowners or tenants who are moving into or out of a residence.

These exceptions apply only for the duration necessary to complete the delivery, move, or emergency service.

Resident Responsibilities

Residents are responsible for informing contractors, vendors, delivery services, and other service providersof this restriction whenever possible. Please note the POA is notify the trash companies initially. Serviceproviders that do not comply with the bylaws may be denied access to the subdivision. We appreciateeveryone's cooperation in helping protect and maintain our community infrastructure. 

Please keep in mind there are mutiple trash companies that service our area with smaller trucks, even Watse Management Company has smaller trucks. We will update below regularly with companies that confirmed and agreed to use smaller truck here. 

A-Z Sanitation 501-912-6783

Saline County Disposal 501-249-8743

Road Repairs Coming Soon to St. Joseph’s Glen

The St. Joseph’s Glen Property Owners Association is pleased to announce that road repairs will soon begin throughout the subdivision. These repairs will address several problem areas that have developed over the years and help prepare our streets for the future.

One of the main issues being repaired is what many of us jokingly call the “inverted speed bumps.” These are the dips that have formed where the roadway has settled around or between underground pipes. Some have become quite noticeable when driving through the neighborhood. The affected areas will be repaired and leveled to provide a smoother and safer road surface. be sure to look at the Subdivisions Map for dates on repairs.

Parking During the Repairs

Road work will require some temporary changes to where residents and visitors can park. Before construction begins, we will hold a neighborhood meeting to explain the repair schedule, which areas will be affected, and parking arrangements during the work.

We know that road construction can be inconvenient, especially when work is taking place near your home. We will do our best to provide plenty of notice and keep everyone informed as the project moves forward.

Preparing Our Roads for the Future

These repairs are about more than simply fixing a few rough spots. They are also an important step toward the long-term future of our subdivision streets.

Once the necessary repairs have been completed and the roads meet the required standards, we hope to move forward with the next steps that could eventually place the streets under City responsibility for future maintenance.

There is still a process to complete before that can happen, so we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. However, completing these repairs puts us in a much better position to move in that direction.

More information, including the meeting date, repair schedule, and parking instructions, will be shared soon.

Thank you to everyone in St. Joseph’s Glen for your patience and cooperation as we work to improve our neighborhood.

A Major Milestone for St. Joseph's Glen

The St. Joseph's Glen Property Owners Association is pleased to share an important update regarding the subdivision's long-term sewer project.

The Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority (LRWRA) has completed its engineering evaluation and identified the nearest available sewer connection points for St. Joseph's Glen. According to LRWRA's analysis, sufficient wastewater capacity exists to serve our subdivision through connection points located at the southern end of Alexander's current sewer service area.

For many homeowners, one of the biggest questions over the past several years has been whether a practical connection to the regional sewer system could be identified. LRWRA's engineering review provides that answer by confirming both the available capacity and the proposed connection locations. This represents an important milestone in moving the project forward.

While this is encouraging news, there are still several steps that must be completed before construction can begin. Additional approvals, engineering design, permitting, and coordination with the appropriate agencies will all be necessary before any physical connection is made. LRWRA's letter outlines these requirements and provides the technical information needed to continue planning for the project.

To help keep everyone informed, we have included LRWRA's official letter along with the accompanying engineering maps that identify the proposed connection points. We encourage homeowners to review these documents, as they provide additional details about the engineering analysis and the proposed path forward.

The Board will continue to share updates as additional information becomes available regarding approvals, project planning, timelines, and future construction activities. We appreciate the continued interest and support of our homeowners and remain committed to providing accurate information throughout the process.

We have to thank our Mayor Crystal Herrmann, she has held and been part of several meetings with the POA, Engineers and LRWRA to make this happen. 

Thank you for your continued trust, patience, and support. Together, we are building a stronger future for St. Joseph's Glen.

St. Joseph’s Glen POA Board Positions Available

The St. Joseph’s Glen Property Owners Association (POA) is currently seeking community members to step forward and help fill all open board positions.

As our neighborhood continues to grow and move forward — especially following recent progress involving the subdivision sewer system — strong leadership and community involvement are more important than ever.

Serving on the POA is an opportunity to help guide important decisions, maintain property values, improve neighborhood services, and support the continued success of our community. Residents are encouraged to participate regardless of previous board or leadership experience.

Open Positions

President

• Provides overall leadership for the POA
• Leads meetings and helps establish community priorities
• Works closely with board members on neighborhood initiatives and planning

Vice President

• Assists the President with POA operations and projects
• Steps in when the President is unavailable
• Helps coordinate subdivision improvements and activities

Secretary

• Maintains meeting minutes and official records
• Assists with communications and notices to residents
• Supports organizational and administrative functions

Treasurer

• Oversees POA finances and budgeting
• Tracks expenses, dues, and financial reporting
• Helps ensure financial transparency and accountability

Committee Members & Volunteers

• Assist with neighborhood projects and improvement efforts
• Support events, communications, beautification, and special initiatives
• Provide valuable input and community involvement

Community Involvement Matters

Active participation is essential to keeping St. Joseph’s Glen a well-managed, safe, and thriving neighborhood. Without volunteers and resident involvement, the POA’s ability to maintain services, plan improvements, and represent homeowners effectively becomes limited.

Residents interested in serving or learning more are encouraged to get involved and help shape the future of St. Joseph’s Glen.

Contact the POA:
sjgpoa@gmail.com

St. Joseph’s Glen POA Secures Major Sewer System Victory

After more than seven years of legal proceedings, the St. Joseph’s Glen Property Owners Association (POA) has achieved a major victory in securing ownership and control of the subdivision’s sewer infrastructure.

The resolution comes through a finalized Consent Judgment issued in February 2026, formally settling the long-standing dispute surrounding the sewer system serving the neighborhood.

Long-Standing Dispute Resolved

The legal case addressed ownership and operational authority involving sewer lines, manholes, and related infrastructure throughout the subdivision — an issue that had created uncertainty for residents and the community for many years.

As part of the ruling, ownership responsibilities and management authority over various portions of the sewer system were clearly defined among the involved parties, including the POA and local improvement districts.

This outcome provides long-awaited clarity, stability, and direction for the future of the subdivision’s infrastructure.

Future Connection to LRWRA

Most importantly, the successful resolution now allows the subdivision to move forward with plans to connect to the Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority (LRWRA).

The proposed transition is expected to provide:

• Improved long-term sewer reliability
• Enhanced infrastructure maintenance
• More stable utility management
• Better long-term service for homeowners

POA Statement

“This has been a long and challenging process, but we are proud to finally have a resolution that benefits our community. We can now focus on the future and ensuring the best possible infrastructure for our neighborhood.”

Looking Ahead

This milestone marks a new chapter for St. Joseph’s Glen — bringing closure to years of uncertainty while opening the door to improved utilities, future infrastructure planning, and continued community growth.

POA leadership will continue working with local officials, engineers, and utility partners as planning for future sewer improvements moves forward.