Harvest,Explained

Contact Information

Contact the organization that can act

The fastest way to solve a problem is to identify who owns it. The HOA handles private community matters. Your Belmont District handles certain infrastructure, district taxes, and public contracts. Denton County, a school district, Northlake, Argyle, or TxDOT may control other issues.

Include your address, the exact location of the problem, when it began, whether it is recurring, photographs when useful, and the specific action you are requesting. Save the confirmation number, email, or form receipt.

Emergency and police

NeedDistrict 1 (generally west of Harvest Way)District 2 (generally east of Harvest Way)
Emergency911911
Police non-emergency incidentDenton County dispatch, 940-349-1600, ext. 9; dispatches a Northlake officerDenton County Sheriff, 940-349-1600
Police administrative lineNorthlake Police, 940-648-4804Denton County Sheriff, 940-349-1600

Water, wastewater, and household services

Northlake Utility Billing email: utilitybilling@town.northlake.tx.us. District 2 (generally east of Harvest Way) uses separate offices for drinking water and wastewater, so some questions require two calls.

NeedDistrict 1 (generally west of Harvest Way)District 2 (generally east of Harvest Way)
Water billingNorthlake Utility Billing, 940-648-3290Argyle Water Supply, 940-464-7713
WastewaterNorthlake Utility Billing, 940-648-3290Argyle Public Works, 940-464-3449
Trash and recyclingRepublic Services, 800-333-7301Republic Services, 800-333-7301
Frontier844-660-0648844-660-0648
DirecTV866-258-8766866-258-8766

Roads, drainage, and streetlights

For a problem on a subdivision street, begin with your Belmont District’s Report a Problem form. Include the nearest address or intersection, photographs, and details about the hazard.

FM 407, county roads, and some roads near Harvest have different owners. Use the Roads and Traffic guide when you are not sure which public body controls the location.

Denton County Roads

Use this for: Old Justin Road and other county-maintained roads. Potholes, drainage, damaged signs, or road-maintenance problems.

Road service request: Denton County Request for Assistance.

Phone: 940-349-3420.

Not sure who owns the road? 940-349-3430.

TxDOT / FM 407

Use this for: FM 407 road problems, signals, or questions about state-highway projects.

FM 407 widening questions: Grace Lo, P.E.

Email: Grace.Lo@txdot.gov.

Phone: 214-320-6627.

General TxDOT road problem: Use TxDOT’s road-issue report.

HOA rules, amenities, and exterior-home approval

Call the Harvest HOA at 817-717-7780 for pools, community amenities, common landscaping, dues, covenants, violation letters, or approval to change the outside of your home.

The Architectural Control Committee, usually called the ACC, reviews exterior-change applications.

HOA Board questions and resident feedback

Austin Walker is Harvest’s resident HOA board member and serves as Director, Member at Large. Contact him at memberatlarge@harvesthoa.com for resident feedback or questions intended for the HOA Board.

For dues, account problems, amenity questions, maintenance requests, violations, or ACC applications, begin with FirstService Residential or the Harvest HOA office so those items reach the management team that handles day-to-day service.

Contact a Belmont board

District 1 (generally west of Harvest Way) residents can use the contact feature on belmontfwsd1.com. District 2 (generally east of Harvest Way) residents can use belmontfwsd2.com/contact.

Use a board contact when your question concerns a district decision, budget, tax rate, public contract, or repeated service problem. Use the Report a Problem form for a specific infrastructure repair.