Get Involved in Your Community
We believe that everyone has a place in Aliana, whether you want to lead as a Board member, volunteer on a committee, or simply get to know your neighbors. Taking an active role in your community helps you put down roots, serve those around you, and build meaningful, lasting friendships right here in Fort Bend County.
Aliana is more than just a neighborhood—it’s a thriving, connected community built by the people who live here. Your participation helps keep it that way.
Stay Informed
As an Aliana resident, you have several ways to stay connected and informed about what’s happening in your community:
Monthly HOA Newsletter — a printed newsletter is mailed directly to homeowners and includes community updates, board highlights, and upcoming events.
TownSq — our official communication and resident service platform for announcements, account information, architectural requests, and event notices.
Email Communication — official notices and reminders are sent from Sterling ASI, our community management company.
Aliana HOA Website — serves as a central hub for HOA information, documents, and helpful links for residents.
If you’re not receiving updates, please verify your current mailing address and email in TownSq and ensure your contact information is accurate.
To update your information:
Log in to TownSq.
Click your name in the upper-right corner.
Select Edit Profile and make the necessary changes.
Aliana HOA on Social Media
The Aliana HOA Facebook page is used to share timely announcements, community event reminders, and important information.
Additionally, many resident-run neighborhood groups exist for social connection, recommendations, and local support.
Want to Get Involved?
If you’d like to contribute your time and talents, we’d love to hear from you. There are a variety of ways to volunteer or serve within the community.
Committees and Volunteer Opportunities include:
Events & Activities — plan and support neighborhood social events, markets, and festivals.
Communication — assist with newsletters, TownSq notices, and digital outreach.
Grounds & Beautification — help oversee landscaping, trees, ponds, and fences.
Neighborhood Representatives / Block Captains — connect residents, share information, and support communication.
Parks & Playgrounds — provide input on upgrades and safety improvements.
Pools & Recreation — support amenity programming and resident enjoyment.
Safety & Security — work with the HOA and local partners to promote neighborhood safety.
Tennis & Pickleball Committees — coordinate court use, leagues, and resident tournaments.
If you’d like to volunteer, please contact servicedesk@alianaliving.com with your area of interest.
Lost or Found Pets
If you’ve lost or found a pet in Aliana, we encourage residents to share on Nextdoor or local community pages. These networks are active and responsive, often reuniting pets with their families quickly.
For urgent concerns, contact Fort Bend County Animal Services at 281-342-1512.
Hurricane Preparedness
Hurricane season in Texas runs from June 1 through November 30.
Residents are encouraged to prepare early, stay informed, and have a plan in place.
Helpful Fort Bend County Resources:
Fort Bend County Office of Emergency Management — local alerts, storm tracking, and evacuation resources.
CenterPoint Energy Outage Tracker — check for power updates.
Fort Bend County Flood Control & Drainage District — rainfall totals and drainage information.
Houston TranStar — monitor local traffic conditions during severe weather.
Ready.gov Hurricane Preparedness Guide — printable emergency supply checklist.
If you require assistance evacuating due to health or mobility needs, please call 2-1-1 to reserve your ride in advance.
Remember:
Keep important documents, medications, and supplies in a waterproof “Go Bag.”
Stay connected with neighbors and share information when severe weather threatens.