In March 2022 we approved a vendor to design and implement the entrance beautification project. Here are the preliminary sketches of what it will look like!

The funds received from the January special assessment are earmarked for beautification at the four major entrances to Whitehall.  We have contracted with Groundsmith to complete the work and are excited that the work will get underway soon.  

Once the work gets underway, please exercise caution when traveling through the work areas. 

We’re looking forward to having welcoming, inviting entrances to our community and will keep you posted on the progress of the project.

Hello Whitehall residents!

The City of Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources department has granted us TEN trees to be planted along the bare areas of Falls Church Road! This will save us a bunch of money as we embark on a neighborhood landscaping program that we’ll talk more about at the annual meeting.

They will provide:

• Ten trees
• Digging tools
• Gloves
• First-aid kit
• Sunscreen
• Bug spray
• Personnel to guide us

We just need to provide FIVE volunteers to actually do the work of digging holes and filling them in once the trees go in, which should go fairly quickly.

To register as a volunteer, please visit the following link:

As we get into election season (remember to vote!), here is a quick reminder about our policy regarding political signs in Whitehall.

Per the rules and regulations:

No signs allowed with the following exceptions:
-Real Estate within 6 feet of the seller’s building
– Election signs to be displayed and then removed in accordance with Raleigh’s Rules and Regulations.

The Wake County rules and regulations provide further rules about political signs that can be displayed without a permit (ie, yard signs and banners/flags):

• Signs should be less than 2 square feet
• Signs must be removed no more than 15 days after the election (Nov. 18, 2020).