Pandemic Support
Although our lives have been interrupted, UHCA carries on. If you need help getting groceries or medications, walking your dog, or anything else during this trying time, FILL OUT THIS FORM →
We will try to find a volunteer to help.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
The University Heights Community Association (UHCA), founded in 1984, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit member-supported community association dedicated to improving the quality of life and sense of community in San Diego’s University Heights.
The association organizes events that bring people together, publishes a paper to keep them informed, and hosts monthly meetings that serve as a forum for learning and discussion. Self-help projects like cleanups strengthen community pride, volunteer opportunities encourage participation in public life, and a strong membership empowers the community and amplifies its voice. Our Zone Watch program improves community safety by enhancing communication between neighbors and with local law enforcement.
The University Heights Community Association is financed by paid memberships, charitable donations, local business advertising, merchandise sales, and generous city and county grants.
INFORMATION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
UHCA’s Board of Directors:
Stu McGraw (President)
Lisa Getz (Vice-President)
Nan McGraw (Secretary)
Mark Brlej (Treasurer)
Directors at Large:
JD Abercrombie
The UHCA Executive Board manages the affairs of the association. It is a voluntary body of four officers (President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer) plus up to eleven additional board members. UHCA members may nominate officers at the September meeting and vote for their election at the October meeting on even numbered years. Regular membership meetings (held the first Thursday of each month, except January, July, and August) are open the public. See our By-Laws for additional detail.
HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT OUR ORGANIZATION? WANT TO JOIN THE BOARD?
Please contact info@uhsd.org.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS DEMOGRAPHICS
Total Population: 16,431
Population per Acre: 18
Households: 8,814
Owner Occupied: 24%
Median Household Income: $56,031
Median Age: 36
