What's Happening in Alamitos Heights
Twice Monthly from Spring to Fall
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Last Class for 2025 is in November
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Alamitos Height Improvement Association
Wine Down Fridays
Annual Neighborhood Picnic
Toss|Shred|Recycle Event
Twice a month, from Spring to Fall, our neighbors gather together in a casual front yard setting to "Wine Down" from the busy week. While neighbors bring a beverage to share, AHIA provides a "Host Kit" to our generous host for opening up their home.
Interested in hosting next season?
Contact our AHIA Coordinator, Janine Ransom, by text at
Twice a month, from Spring to Fall, our neighbors gather together in a casual front yard setting to "Wine Down" from the busy week. While neighbors bring a beverage to share, AHIA provides a "Host Kit" to our generous host for opening up their home.
Interested in hosting next season?
Contact our AHIA Coordinator, Janine Ransom, by text at 562-400-2915. She will share with you all the details on hosting.
Toss|Shred|Recycle Event
Annual Neighborhood Picnic
Toss|Shred|Recycle Event
We secure the permit and shredding truck to assist neighbors in their Spring Cleaning and Document disposal. A popular annual event each Spring.
Annual Neighborhood Picnic
Annual Neighborhood Picnic
Annual Colorado Lagoon Tree Lighting
A long-standing tradition, AHIA hosts an annual neighborhood picnic with ALL the fixings for a fantastic day outside; food, treats, games, vendors, door prizes, nieghbors and good old-fashioned FUN!
Annual Colorado Lagoon Tree Lighting
Neighborhood Tree Planting and Beautification Projects
Annual Colorado Lagoon Tree Lighting
Our signature event and community favorite. Every year on the Friday after Thanksgiving, our Community gathers at the Colorado Lagoon for the annual countdown to light the trees. Complete with Carolers. Hot Coco, Treats, and Santa!
Neighborhood Tree Planting and Beautification Projects
Neighborhood Tree Planting and Beautification Projects
Neighborhood Tree Planting and Beautification Projects
In the Fall we work on planting parkway trees that are complementary to the existing Magnolia trees in our neighborhood. The program is funded through a Port of Long Beach grant we secured. Our neighbors at the Conservation Corps partner with us on planting the new young trees. Interested in getting a new tree in your parkway?
Community Meeting
Neighborhood Tree Planting and Beautification Projects
Neighborhood Tree Planting and Beautification Projects
We are proud to have a working relationship with our city officials to advocate for our neighborhood. As part of our mission, we host a community meeting every year to inform our neighbors. The meeting focuses on the issues that matter most to Alamitos Heights Residents.
Feb. 2026 Meeting Featured:
District 3 Representative
Paul Van Dyke,
We are proud to have a working relationship with our city officials to advocate for our neighborhood. As part of our mission, we host a community meeting every year to inform our neighbors. The meeting focuses on the issues that matter most to Alamitos Heights Residents.
Feb. 2026 Meeting Featured:
District 3 Representative
Paul Van Dyke, Traffic Engineer
Adrian Puyott, Project Specialist
Sean Devereaux, Community Engagement Officer, Office of the City Manager, and liaison with the LA28 Olympics.
Volunteers Welcome
Volunteers Welcome
Volunteers Welcome
Creating Community Together is our slogan. Volunteers are the backbone of AHIA. If you are interested in helping our community at one of these events, we welcome your assistance. Please email president@ahia.info
Membership Matters
Volunteers Welcome
Volunteers Welcome
In addition to our volunteers, AHIA can not function without your support. Starting at $45, please make sure your annual membership is current. Thank you!