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MHRC is an independent residents’ group, not affiliated with HOA management or the developer.

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Metro Heights, kept by its neighbors.

Alerts, issues, lost and found, and the record of what has happened here, in one place. Run by residents. Not the HOA, not the developer.

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Metro Heights Residents’ Club

Coyotes, lost pets, found items: neighbor-posted, they expire on their own. Tap for details.

What neighbors have lost and found. Items with a pinned spot show as diamonds on the map. DM the bot /lost to add yours.

To report an issue or post an alert, tap the + button at the bottom right, or message MH Wiki Bot on Turrit.

Around the neighborhood

Every pin is a real report. Drag to pan, pinch or scroll to zoom, tap a pin for the full story.

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circles show stated precision, nothing here is house-accurate

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Who this is

MHRC, the Metro Heights Residents’ Club, is a volunteer group of residents. It is not the HOA, not HOA management and not the developer, and it takes on no HOA duties or liability.

It runs MH Wiki Bot, an assistant on Turrit that helps neighbors find what the governing documents actually say, report and track community issues, and keep a record of what has happened in the community. The assistant quotes the governing documents. It does not interpret them.

The tools

Everything neighbors keep, in one place.

Five pages, one sign-in. Each one is the record of something the community would otherwise lose track of.

Resident directory map

Verified residents are listed by default and can hide their listing. If you choose to relist after hiding, you cannot hide again for six months.

Document versions and revision history.

Track which version is in force and when revisions reached residents. The HOA’s resident portal holds the authoritative copies.

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The record of each meeting, as it lands.

Dates and summaries, kept where neighbors can find them later.

HOA meetings

The clubhouse at dusk, its glass rooms lit.

The Metro Heights Almanac, 2026 edition.

The community’s own reference, in one long page, open to anyone with the link.

The Almanac

Sunset over the basin from the ridge, the water tanks below.

The questions neighbors keep asking, answered once.

MHRC’s saved answers, the clubhouse amenities map, and where we’re from. The same answers MH Wiki Bot gives.

Saved answers

The clubhouse lounge in the evening, chairs around a long table, the windows going blue.

Run by residents, for residents.

The people who keep this page live here, on the same streets, under the same rules.

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Your neighbors are one message away.

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