Who We Serve
The purpose of the Tri Community Homeowners Association (TCHA) is to bring together the homeowners in the neighborhood to address issues of common interest. These include civic, security, safety, social, community and other issues that can have an impact on property values and the quality of life.
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The Tri-Community Homeowners Association (TCHA) represents homeowners in Southern Danbury, CT. The TCHA works to preserve the common interests of the community, maintaining property values or quality of life in the neighborhood.
Want to get involved?
We are always looking for help! One way is to become a street representative on your street.
It's not time consuming or difficult, but it's an important role in the neighborhood!
Become a Street Representative
We are looking for individuals or couples who will step up to become leaders on their street. Being a street representative isn’t a hard job, but it’s an important job in the neighborhood.
Role of a Street Representative
As a street representative, your primary objective is to develop and maintain a personal relationship with all neighbors on your street and:
Promote neighborhood meetings
Carry out active TCHA projects or initiatives
Providing newcomers with TCHA information
Maintain contact information (name, email)
If you are interested in serving as a street representative, or if you would like further information, please send us a message. There’s no obligation!
The TCHA is comprised of the following streets in Danbury, CT
Caisson Drive, Cannonball Drive, Carriage House Drive, East Drive, Grenier Drive, Harwood Drive, Jonathan Court, Marc Road, Miry Brook Road, Ole Musket Lane, Olympic Drive, Shady Acres Park, Short Lane, Spruce Mountain Road, Spruce Mountain Terrace, Spruce Mountain Trail, Stable Drive, Tanmar Drive, Ward Drive, Ward Drive South, and Weindorf Lane.
See what's in your community!
Army Reserve in Danbury, CT is a military facility providing training and support for reserve soldiers.
Danbury Municipal Airport is a public use general aviation and commercial airport in southwest Danbury, CT.
Tarrywile Park, once a dairy farm and orchard, is 722 acres with 21 miles of hiking trails, 2 ponds and picnic areas.
Miry Brook Fire Department, Volunteer Fire Company Station 13 is located at 51 Miry Brook Road and works to protect the community.
The Danbury Dog Park is located at 76 Miry Brook Road. The park offers a safe place to run and play with areas for small and large dogs.
A 25-acre park with a playground, benches, 4 soccer fields and tables. No swimming allowed. All kayaks, boats and canoes are prohibited.
About Us
The purpose of the Tri-Community Homeowners Association (TCHA) is to bring together all our homeowners in the neighborhood to address issues of common interest.
These include, but not limited to, civic, security, safety, social, community and other issues that can have an impact on property values and quality of life.