C.O.I.N. - Council of Involved Neighborhoods (C.O.I.N.) is an organization of neighborhoods whose goal is to support one another and to speak with a single strong voice regarding common social and economic issues.
Fountain City Town Hall - Fountain City Town Hall, a non-profit community group, was founded in 1972 with the mission to serve, protect, and assist in the development of our neighborhoods. The emphasis of the organization is to avert problems by actively supporting our residential communities, advocating controlled commercial development, monitoring city government, and keeping residents informed on pertinent issues.
Northeast Knox Preservation Association

Homeowners Associations:

Directory of Neighborhood Associations

• Andover Place - Andover Place is a family-friendly community located in Farragut. There are 152 houses ranging in price from $300,000 to over $800,000. The neighborhood includes a large community swimming pool staffed with trained lifeguards, a clubhouse, two tennis courts, and a basketball court.
• Churchhill Downs - Located in West Knoxville, TN between the Cedar Bluff and Ball Camp communities. The neighborhood is located near Pellisippi Parkway (I-140), Interstate 40, Cedar Bluff Road, Hardin Valley Road, and Lovell Road. It is less than 2 miles from the nearest large grocery store and shopping area and less than 5 miles from the Turkey Creek shopping complex. Churchill Downs is surrounded by streams, woods, and open fields.
• City People - City People, founded in 1983, is a group made up of residents, business people, elected officials, preservationists, activists, and artists working together to address issues concerning Knoxville's center city. City People organizes the very successful bi-annual Home Tours of downtown residences. Many people who now reside in the historic downtown area do so as a result for having taken one of these City People Home Tours.
• Colonial Village Neighborhood Association - Colonial Village is located in South Knoxville and was registered in city deed books on September 18, 1940. This neighborhood is part of the Dogwood Arts Trail.
• Concord Hills Homeowners Association - Concord Hills was originally farmed by H.O. Shriver in the 1940's. Tom Shriver purchased the farm from his family in the 70's, and in 1972 started plans for a residential community.  In 1973 ground was broken for roads, utilities, and first homes were constructed on Pleasant Forest Drive. Concord Hills consists of 10 units, each of which was built by different developers There are 345 single family homes in Concord Hills. The neighborhood is located in Farragut.
  
• Crestwood Forest/Hidden Valley - The Crestwood Forest-Hidden Valley neighborhood is located in West Knoxville in the Cedar Bluff Community.  The Crestwood Forest entrance is on Crest Forest Drive off Fox Lonas Road.  The Hidden Valley Entrance is Sky Blue Drive off Middlebrook Pike.  The other neighborhood streets are Hidden Valley Drive, Cheri Drive, Owl Hollow Road and Camero Circle.
• Forest Heights Homeowners Association - Forest Heights is located in the Bearden community of West Knoxville. The heavily wooded, hilly neighborhood has been a stable, attractive, and desirable residential area for over seventy years. The present neighborhood is made up of four separate subdivisions - Forest Hills, Forest Heights, Highland Hills and Highland Hills Addition, bounded on the east just east of Forest Hills, to the south by Sutherland, to the west by Highland Memorial Cemetery, to the north by Interstate 40/75, and in its entirety was annexed by the City of Knoxville in 1960.
• Fox Run Homeowners Association - Fox Run is located in west Knox County in the town of Farragut. It's close to shopping and dining at Turkey Creek, convenient to both Kingston Pike and I-40, yet isolated from the noise and traffic.
• Hickory Woods Homeowners Association - The Hickory Woods neighborhood was constructed in the community of Farragut beginning around 1975. The last house has yet to be built. The last lot was developed in late 1998; however, most of the construction occurred in the 70s. The subdivision lies between Smith Road near the intersection of Grigsby Chapel and Interstate Highway 40/75 close to Turkey Creek. The community is beautiful with many trees, especially the dogwoods that bloom in the spring. Currently there are 114 houses in Hickory Woods. No two are alike.
• Historic Fort Sanders Neighborhood Association, inc.
• Island Home Park Neighborhood Association
• Lakeridge Homeowners' Association - Lakeridge is a community of 300+ single family homes located in West Knoxville overlooking the beautiful Smoky Mountains and Ft. Loudon Lake. Lakeridge is something more that just another subdivision.  It is a community that lives and plays together.  Lakeridge's mixture of homes were built in the 70's, 80's, 90's and today, most with views that will take your breath away. This neighborhood is within one mile of grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations and Pellissippi Parkway (I-140).
• Northshore Town Center - Northshore Town Center is an upsale neighborhood environment that combines the comfort sof working, playing, and living into one charming place to call home. The development will offer a 20 screen movie plaza as well as dozens of shops and restaurants.
• Lonas Drive Community Association - Lonas Drive Community Association (LDCA) is comprised of residents on the area bounded on the north by Middlebrook Pike, the east by I-640, the south by I-40 and the west by Weisgarber Rd and East Weisgarber Rd.
• North Hills Area Association - North Hills is one of the post World War I and pre-World War II subdivisions that sprouted in Knoxville.  Brothers George, Hugh and Carl Fielden started developing North Hills in the spring of 1927.  By 1928, forty-three homes had been built with some of Knoxville's most prominent families living in the area.  Covering 185 acres, it was one of the largest subdivisions in Knoxville for its time. North Hills has always been a Knoxville garden spot, helped greatly by the North Hills Garden Club, which  was formed in 1935.  The garden club deserves much credit for planting flowers and trees throughout North Hills.
• Norwood Neighborhood - The Norwood Neighborhood is located in North Knoxville along the Clinton Highway area. In 1933 what is now called Norwood community was called Tillerytown. A sawmill stood where the Tillery Theatre was for many years. Later came McClain's Nursery and Wallace's ice cream where everyone went for good old homemade ice cream. The Airplane Service Station was, and still is, a landmark.
• Oakwood-Lincoln Park Neigborhood Association - Oakwood-Lincoln Park is located in Knoxville, Tennesee, USA. It extends from 275 North to Broadway and from Sharp's Ridge to Woodland Ave. Oakwood began as a residential development in 1903. Many of the early residents were employed by the Southern Railroad. The Lincoln Park community began as a mineral spring resort in 1899.
• Old North Knoxville, Inc. - Historic Old North Knoxville is a residential and business district built from the 1880's to the 1940's. It includes the triangle formed by Central Street, Broadway, and Woodland Avenue, as well as the area east of Broadway bounded by Cecil Avenue, Sixth Avenue, Glenwood Avenue and Broadway. The houses are of various sizes and styles that reflect the economic conditions of the times.
• South Doyle Homeowners
• Spring Place Neighborhood Association - Located in Northeast Knox County, the Spring Place Community lies between Rutledge Pike to the south and east, and Love's Creek Road to the west. It has Spring Place Park and 110 dwellings on eight streets. Direct access to the area is via Parker Road which connects Love's Creek Road and Rutledge Pike. Major access routes are I-40 East, Magnolia Avenue, Rutledge Pike, Chilhowee Drive, Love's Creek Road. Harris Road, and Old Rutledge Pike.
• Suburban Hills Neighborhood Association - Suburban Hills Subdivision is on a part of what was the Land Grant plantation of Charles McClung and his wife, Margaret White (b. 1771, Rowan Co. NC, m. 10/20/1790 and d. 1835, Knox Co., TN) who was a daughter of General James White (c. 1747 Rowan Co., NC-1821 Knox Co., TN) and his wife, Mary Lawson (1742 Rowan Co., NC-1819 Knox Co., TN) who were Knoxville Founders and lived in a log fort near the First Presbyterian Church.
• Sugarwood Homeowners Association - Sugarwood is an upscale community located in the heart of Farragut.   Conveniently located off Kingston Pike, it is a short distance from all the amenities that West Knoxville has to offer but still maintains the quiet neighborhood setting that makes it such a desirable location. There are 264 residences ranging in price from approximately $250,000 to over $450,000.   Neighborhood amenities include a large community swimming pool staffed with trained lifeguards, two tennis courts, volleyball court, and an outdoor pavilion.
• Sunmer Place Homeowners Association - Located off Jenkins Road between Chert Pit Road and Joe Hinton Road in West Knoxville. Founded in 1991, Summer Place  is located just outside the city limits of Knoxville. Development began in 1989 with the first homes constructed in 1990. Final homes were completed by 1994. There are 132 single dwelling homes ranging between 2,000 and 4,000 square feet. One really nice feature is that the homes do not share one or two designs.
• South Doyle Homeowners Association
• Tan Rara Subdivision - located in West Knoxville.
• Town Hall East, Inc.
• Wesley Neighbors Community Association - The Wesley Neighborhood is a splendid part of the beautiful West Hills community in the west suburbs of the city of Knoxville. It's about five miles west of downtown and within walking distance to West Town Mall, one of the largest shopping malls in East Tennessee.
• Westbrooke Homeowners Association - Westbrooke is a 130 unit, Private Unit Development (PUD) located in West Knoxville. The neighborhood is located between Lovell Road and Bob Gray Road, just east of Pellissippi Parkway.
• West Hills Community Association - West Hills is one of the premier neighborhoods in all of Knoxville, Tn.  It is conveniently located across from West Town Mall on one side and bounded by Middlebrook Pike on the other.