AHIA's Story ...
The Admiral Heights Improvement Association (AHIA) was formed in 1952 "for the general improvement of the community of Admiral Heights." AHIA owns several properties within Admiral Heights. These common properties are maintained with membership dues and generous donations. AHIA's volunteer board continues to aim to keep properties safe and well-kept for future generations to come. We also strive to host community events that are vibrant and celebratory for our community. AHIA's existence continues to rely on membership dues, donations, as well as volunteer efforts.
Volunteer Board
AHIA is NOT a HOA. We are a volunteer-led improvement association focused on preserving and enhancing the quality, safety, and sense of community in Admiral Heights. The Board is made up entirely of your neighbors who volunteer their time to support our neighborhood.
​The board currently has 1 vacant seat.
If you're interested in joining our hard-working community of volunteers or to serve on the AHIA board, please send an email to: info@admiralheights.org
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Volunteer Committees:
Fundraising Committee:
The Fundraising Committee is responsible for supporting AHIA’s financial sustainability through community events and initiatives. This includes planning and executing events such as the Navy Tailgate and Plant Sale, as well as exploring new opportunities to increase revenue and membership engagement.
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Grounds Committee:
The Grounds Committee oversees the maintenance and improvement of AHIA-owned properties, including the Windell Wedge, Halsey Park, Heineman Park, and Dewey Dock. This includes managing vendor relationships (e.g., landscaping contracts), coordinating seasonal maintenance, and addressing community infrastructure concerns.
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Communication Committee:
The Communication Committee manages AHIA’s outreach efforts, including both digital and physical newsletters, email communications, social media, website updates, and neighborhood signage. The committee works to reinforce AHIA’s mission and increase member engagement.
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Weems Creek Committee:​
The Weems Creek Committee focuses on environmental stewardship and preservation efforts related to the creek. This includes collaborating with organizations such as the Severn River Association (SRA), pursuing potential/future grant opportunities, and supporting shoreline stabilization and water-quality initiatives.
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Neighborhood Safety Committee:
The Neighborhood Safety Committee works to enhance community safety through coordination with local agencies, including the Annapolis Police and Fire Departments. The committee addresses safety concerns, shares relevant updates with residents, and supports initiatives that promote a safe neighborhood environment.