Milwaukee Ridge HOA

  • Milwaukee Ridge is a 213-acre residential neighborhood located at the corner of 34th Street and Milwaukee Avenue in northwest Lubbock, Texas. The community includes 477 single-family homes, most built between 2008 and 2020, ranging from approximately 1,350 to 2,600 square feet with three to four bedrooms. It’s a neighborhood of young families, professionals, and longtime Lubbock residents who value a well-maintained community with real amenities and an active homeowners association.

    Milwaukee Ridge was one of the first neighborhoods in Lubbock to establish itself as a registered sex offender–free zone — a distinction the community takes seriously and maintains through its CC&Rs. All prospective homeowners and residents undergo background screening as part of the purchase and occupancy process.

  • Milwaukee Ridge residents enjoy access to a well-equipped community park with amenities for all ages. The park and pool are maintained year-round by dedicated contractors and funded through annual homeowner assessments. Access to the pool and park facilities is managed through a keycard system.

  • Milwaukee Ridge is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Directors elected by the homeowners. Board members serve without compensation and are responsible for enforcing the community’s CC&Rs, managing the annual budget, overseeing park and amenity maintenance, and setting the direction for the neighborhood. The Board expanded from three to five members in 2026 to broaden representation across the community.

    Board of Directors

    • Kaylah Barnes, President

    • Matt Winfree, Vice President

    • Cole Watts, Treasurer

    • Bryce White, Secretary

    • Lexi Halimeh, Community Engagement

  • In 2026, the Board partnered with Peak HOA Services to handle the day-to-day operations of the association. Peak manages billing and payment processing, homeowner communications, resale certificates, compliance inspections, and accounts receivable for all 477 homes. This transition allows the volunteer Board to focus on long-term planning and community improvements while ensuring homeowners receive prompt, professional service.

  • Milwaukee Ridge is situated in one of Lubbock’s fastest-growing corridors, with convenient access to Marsha Sharp Freeway, South Plains Mall, Texas Tech University, and the Lubbock medical district. The neighborhood is minutes from restaurants, grocery stores, and everyday retail.

    The community is zoned for the highly sought-after Frenship Independent School District, which serves more than 12,000 students across 16 campuses and is consistently ranked among the top districts in the Lubbock area and the state of Texas.

  • Milwaukee Ridge hosts several community events throughout the year, including neighborhood-wide garage sales, an annual Fall Festival with train rides and bounce houses for families, Lemonade Day celebrations, and a full pool season running from Memorial Day weekend through early fall. The Board and resident volunteers organize these events to bring neighbors together and build the kind of community where people actually know who lives next door.

    The neighborhood also maintains an active presence on social media and communicates regularly through its management portal, email updates, and the HOA website to keep residents informed on everything from landscaping reminders to park improvements.

  • If you’re considering a home in Milwaukee Ridge, here’s what you should know. The neighborhood is governed by Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) that all homeowners agree to at closing. These govern everything from exterior home maintenance and landscaping standards to architectural modifications and occupancy requirements. Annual homeowner assessments fund the community’s shared amenities, park maintenance, insurance, and management services.

    Title companies handling closings within Milwaukee Ridge can request a resale certificate through our website. There is a $200 fee for the resale certificate, which includes the current assessment balance, any outstanding violations, and the governing documents package required by Texas Property Code.

    We encourage anyone interested in the neighborhood to reach out to the Board or Peak HOA Services with questions. Milwaukee Ridge is a place where people invest not just in a house, but in a community.