Community Resources for Druid Hills POA Homeowners
This resource hub is designed to help residents and prospective buyers in the Druid Hills community find quick access to POA documents, local service contacts, and essential Teller County links. Whether you're planning a project or just settling in, these tools will guide you.
Welcome to the Druid Hills Property Owners Association (DHPOA) resource page for residents and property owners. Here you’ll find essential information about POA membership, dues, architectural guidelines, and how to stay connected and involved in the community.
Annual Dues and Payments
All property owners in Druid Hills are responsible for paying annual POA dues of $75 per lot. Dues are used to support administrative needs, community communication, and enforcement of covenants.
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Dues are due each year by September 1
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You can find payment instructions and mailing address on our Pay Dues page
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For questions, contact the POA Board
Governing Documents and Covenants
All homeowners are expected to comply with the community covenants, bylaws, and restrictions, which help preserve the integrity and visual harmony of the neighborhood.
Visit the Documents page to access:
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Bylaws
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Covenants and Restrictions
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Architectural Review Guidelines
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Forms and Policies
Architectural Review Process
Before beginning any new construction, fencing, additions, or significant exterior changes, homeowners must receive approval from the Architectural Review Committee.
The Architectural Review page includes:
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Review process details
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Application forms
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Contact information for the committee
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Common FAQs about compliance
Community Involvement and Communication
We encourage residents to stay involved by:
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Attending regular POA meetings
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Reading News & Updates
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Volunteering for committees
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Subscribing to our Newsletter
Staying connected helps ensure transparency, community input, and a welcoming environment for all.
Moving In or Out?
If you're a new resident or selling your property, please visit our New Resident Guide to learn what’s required for a smooth transition.
You’ll find:
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Covenant summaries
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Architectural compliance info
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Contact details for questions
Contact the POA
Have questions about your dues, documents, or property status? Reach out via our Contact Us form or connect with your Board Members.
A Community, Not Just a Neighborhood
Druid Hills is more than a place to live—it's a place to connect. Residents share a deep appreciation for the natural surroundings, wide-open skies, and the value of good neighbors. Many of us participate in seasonal gatherings, serve on the board or committees, and contribute time or expertise to keep the POA running smoothly.
Located in the heart of Teller County, Colorado, Druid Hills offers access to hiking, fishing, 4-wheeling, snowshoeing, and more. Nearby attractions include:
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Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument (within walking distance)
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Mueller State Park — scenic trails, wildlife viewing, and camping
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Eleven Mile State Park and Reservoir — known for fishing, boating, and open water views
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Local ranches, trails, and scenic drives throughout the Pike National Forest
Our board is here to help. Whether you need clarification on covenants, help submitting an architectural request, or just want to learn more, we’re available.
By Mail: PO Box 91 Divide, CO 80814-0091
For Dues Information or for Title Companies:
please use the form to email us.