Welcome to Hunters Glen

The next HOA Meeting is Thursday, May 8, 2025 at 5:00pm, at the Post Falls Library. Homeowners are welcome to attend the meeting. We hope to see you there.

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                       Join in the Hunters Glen neighborhood 

                                             GARAGE SALE

                                         when:  May 17, 2025

                                      time: 9:00am to 1:00pm

                    A few things to keep in mind this season.

SNOW REMOVAL

• For snow accumulation of 2” or greater, the homeowner/resident is responsible for clearing their driveway and the sidewalk between their property lines.  It is also our responsibility to remove snow around mailboxes and fire hydrants.  If these areas are in front of your home please consider helping with this or coordinating with a neighbor to make sure these areas get cleared. 

PARKING

• Hunter’s Glen has a 48 hour restriction on parking recreational vehicles, (boats trailers, ATVs, etc.) in the yard, driveway and on the street. These types of vehicles need to be stored in the garage or behind a standard sight obscuring fence for any time over 48 hours. The City of Post Falls ordinance restricts on street parking of any vehicles to only 24 hours. 

Pets  

• Please walk dogs on leash and clean up after them year-round. 

Trash cans  

• Please put away your trash bins after pick-up so your neighbors don’t have to navigate around them and snow plows have maneuverability.

                                   *HOA dues will increase 10% in 2026*

Hunters Glen is a cozy neighborhood tucked away in the beautiful city of Post Falls, Idaho. We are a community of 140 homes within the boundaries of Weatherby Avenue, Widgeon Street, Ithaca Street and Canvasback Avenue.  Our neighborhood borders Kiwanis Park and has lovely mature trees with green spaces and trails. We have a nearby library, excellent schools, and access to the Spokane river. We pride ourselves on keeping well-maintained homes and encouraging a sense of community.  

​​​​​Since 2001, our Homeowners Association (HOA) has been led by a volunteer, homeowner elected board of directors. We share the same motivation to ensure our investments are looked after while protecting and preserving the rights of all homeowners.