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Welcome to the Sharon Heights Community Association (SHCA). This site and associated services are private, advertising-free, and dedicated exclusively to the residents of Sharon Heights as defined by the Google Map boundaries here. If you live in Sharon Heights and haven't registered yet, you can do so by clicking on the "Register" link on the top right corner of this page.
There are a couple of articles on the history of Sharon Heights here and here. Prior to its development in the early 1960s, it was the estate of Frederick Sharon, son of Senator William Sharon. We are situated on 1.5 square miles and have a current population of about 4,300 and 1,700 households.
Sharon Heights is part of the Las Lomitas elementary school district, La Entrada middle school district, Sequoia high school district, Menlo Park district 5, Congressional district 16, State Senate district 13, and State Assembly district 24.
Local resources include the Sharon Heights Shopping Center, West Menlo Park Post Office, Sharon Park, and Sharon Hills Park.
There are 16 MLS neighborhoods in Menlo Park. Sharon Heights has the 3rd largest population after Belle Haven and Friendly Acres, with Downtown and Central Menlo Park coming in at #4 & #5.
There are 5 city government districts in Menlo Park. Sharon Heights along with part of West Menlo Park constitute District 5 and our council member is Jennifer Wise. Names and contact information for all the city council is located here. There are also 7 city commissions (planning, parks & recreation, housing, etc.) and the websites for each are located here.
Please consider registering for an account and inviting fellow neighbors from Sharon Heights to do the same. As you'll see by navigating the site, there are a number of helpful services including directories, discussion forums, lost & found, garage sales, teen services, surveys, find a sitter, an events calendar, and more.
Another useful online resource for the neighborhood is NextDoor Sharon Heights.
The map below defines the boundaries of Sharon Heights.
