About Membership
If you love living in Arden Park, we invite you to become a member of APNA! Membership is annual and open to all residents and homeowners in Arden Park. The association's work benefits our entire community.
Join us today and help make our neighborhood an even better place to live!
APNA membership year runs from January to December. Please note that memberships do not renew automatically.
To maintain your benefits for the upcoming year, you must manually renew your membership through our online member portal.
To maintain your benefits for the upcoming year, you must manually renew your membership through our online member portal.
Why Should You Join APNA?
More Members Means More Security:
Our main expense is for security, both private and Sacramento County Sheriff deputies, and is limited by the number of residents who support APNA via annual membership dues. Help us increase security patrols, and work together to keep our neighborhood as safe as possible.
Stay Informed:
Your dues also support MyArdenPark.com, our printed newsletter (TAP Flyer), and member-only email communication. The TAP Flyer is distributed 3-4 times per year and shares important information about security, neighborhood news and more. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Nextdoor.
Cultivate a Sense of Community:
Joining APNA is a great way to stay connected, boost community spirit, and protect our shared property values and quality of life. Studies show neighborhood associations create stronger property values, improved safety and happier neighborhoods.
Vacation Monitoring:
As a APNA member, you can request a sheriff's deputy to perform checks on your home while you are away. Note they do not enter your property, but will call in anything that appears to be suspicious.
Have a Say:
As a dues-paying member, you have a greater voice in the priorities for work of the neighborhood association and safety issues affecting our neighborhood.
As a dues-paying member, you have a greater voice in the priorities for work of the neighborhood association and safety issues affecting our neighborhood.