Short answer: no, not that I can think of. 
Longer answer: no, but you can maybe get an announcement, then manually create a reminder for yourself if needed? (E.g., Alexa announces "Did you lock the car?" and if no, then you can say, "Alexa, remind me in one hour to lock the car.")
Even longer answer: if you don't already have something set up for this, the biggest challenge is that Hubitat (or any third-party service) cannot natively/officially do TTS to an Alexa device, so you'd need to get something unofficial set up to do that. Echo Speaks is a popular option, though there are others:
Once you get that working, you can automate the generation of announcements on Alexa via any method of your choosing. But I'm not aware of any way to respond to input (e.g., "yes" or "no" directly), at least not with un-natural/awkward workarounds ("Alexa, turn on Virtual XYZ switch"), and I'd probably find it easier just to make a reminder on Alexa myself.
