Our Mission

Facilitate city government’s communication with particular parts of the City relating to important services

• Promote communication from the neighborhoods to city government

• Help neighborhood residents organize themselves for the purpose of identifying and completing projects that will address their needs and improve their quality of life

• Strengthen residents’ identification with and pride in the history and assets of their own neighborhood

• Increase the number of residents who share this pride in their neighborhood

• Expand residents’ knowledge of city neighborhoods other than their own and increase relationships among residents of different neighborhoods

• Improve the City as a whole by mutually celebrating each neighborhood’s identity, assets, culture, and history

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This effort is meant to celebrate, not separate. Therefore it is not meant to establish:

• Voting precincts

• Political boundaries

• Census Tracts