Anniston residents will soon have an opportunity to hear directly from their homeowners association leadership about the neighborhood’s progress, finances, and future plans. The Anniston Community Association Annual Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., providing homeowners with a chance to stay informed and engaged in the growth of their Katy-area community.

The meeting will take place in person at the gymnasium of David & Terry Youngblood Elementary School, located at 25600 Longenbaugh Rd, Katy, TX 77493, and will focus on providing updates and answering questions from residents about the community.

For homeowners in Anniston, annual meetings serve as an important moment to better understand how the neighborhood is evolving—from financial stewardship to development progress and overall community operations.

What Residents Can Expect at the Anniston HOA Annual Meeting

According to the official meeting notice, the agenda will include introductions from the association’s leadership team and management, followed by key updates affecting the community.

Scheduled agenda items include:

• Opening remarks and introductions from the board and management team
• A financial report covering the association’s fiscal status
• A development update related to ongoing growth in the Anniston community
• General HOA information and community updates
• An open forum for homeowner questions and discussion

Community leadership expected to participate includes Board President Brian Gibson, Vice President Kim Stewart, Treasurer Ethan Springer, and KRJ Management representative Eddie Padilla.

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Developer-Controlled Community Means Informational Meeting

Because the Anniston Community Association remains under developer control, the 2026 meeting will not include a board election. Instead, the gathering will serve as an informational session designed to keep homeowners updated and allow residents to ask questions about their neighborhood.

For many homeowners—especially those who are newer to the community—this kind of meeting offers valuable insight into how the HOA operates and what improvements or development plans may be on the horizon.

Residents Encouraged to Submit Questions in Advance

To help ensure the meeting runs efficiently and that as many homeowner concerns as possible can be addressed, the association is asking residents to submit questions or comments ahead of time.

Homeowners can send their questions to smile@krjcares.com no later than March 31, 2026.

Submitting questions early allows board members and management to prepare responses and helps ensure the open forum portion of the meeting remains productive for all attendees.

Why HOA Annual Meetings Matter for Anniston Homeowners

Annual HOA meetings play an important role in keeping residents connected to the decision-making processes that affect their neighborhood. For homeowners, attending can provide insight into:

• Community finances and budgeting
• Development timelines and neighborhood growth
• Maintenance priorities and amenities
• Future planning and improvements

For a growing community like Anniston in Katy, staying informed helps residents better understand how their HOA is managing resources and planning for the future.

Residents interested in learning more about their community’s operations, financial status, and development updates are encouraged to attend the meeting and take part in the conversation.

Stay tuned to My Neighborhood News for updates and community information affecting Anniston and surrounding Katy neighborhoods.

By Tiffany Krenek, My Neighborhood News 

Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.