HELP BRING THE ELECTRIC SHUTTLE TO MAIN STREET!

HELP BRING THE ELECTRIC SHUTTLE TO MAIN STREET


JEFFERSON HEIGHTS 
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 
MEETING

Commissioner  Manny Rico and Tom Dugan of CARTA will be in attendance to discuss bringing CARTA electric shuttle service to Main Street businesses and residents.  Please show your support.

Monday, JULY 11, 7 pm
@ The Well (next to Loose Cannon)
1800 Rossville Ave.

Questions?  Contact: 

Pocket park meeting minutes - County and Schools


Attending Meeting...
Gary Waters - Hamilton County
George Ricks - HC School Board
Sounya Goss - Battle Academy
Patty Striep - Battle Academy
Trey Wheeler -
With SSCP Neighborhood Association
Cyhthia Nesson Craig Kronenberg Mary Eubanks

Meeting Objective was to determine level of support from school, school board, and County. Representative had the opportunity to review drawings and plans and provide feedback.
No major road blocks to park installation were identified.
Use of park area would be restricted to School during school hours. (as it is currently) Signs would be posted as reminders.
County would continue to mow, irrigation should come from Water Tower if possible, and lighting will be added.
No dense hedges will be installed and no fencing will be added.
Neighbor hood would be responsible for mulch, etc.
Lights would be selected to match existing street lights. County is agreable to supply power.

Neighborhood will proceed to establish support from City and local businesses.

Neighborhood Meeting July 14 at the Chattanooga Closet Factory - NEW LOCATION

Chattanooga Closet Factory has moved accross from Koch's Backery on the west side of the Broad Street.

We will be meeting 6 pm Thursday night. 

Neighborhood Clean up

The clean up event was a great success with lots of involvement. Our event was coordinated with the RiverCity Clean and Green Event. We collected litter,picked up trash, mulched trees and cleaned a vacant lot. Tools were provided by the Tool Barn and Leadership Chattanooga. Team Tool Barn participated in cleaning up the empty lot. We ended our work day with hamburgers at Miller Plaza. We want to say a special thanks to all the volunteers, the City, RiverCity and Leadership Chattanooga.

NEIGHBORHOOD ROUNDTABLE MEETING REMINDER - May 11 1-2:30pm

NEIGHBORHOOD ROUNDTABLE MEETING REMINDER

DATE:

May 11, 2011

TIME:

1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

LOCATION: Mayor's Conference Room
Third Floor, City Hall
101 E. 11th Street

AGENDA:

Speakers: Sgt. Rebecca Shelton
Chattanooga Police Department
Property Crimes/Fraud Division

 

 

Debbie F. Johnson

Neighborhood Relations Specialist

Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development

(423) 425-3711

 


Neighborhood Networking Session





Please join the Office of the Mayor, Chattanooga City Council and the Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development at a "Neighborhood Networking" sessions Monday, April 18.  Invited guests are presidents and vice presidents of all neighborhood associations in the City.  This will be an opportunity for leaders who have been chosen by their neighbors to represent them to have a conversation with city officials and other neighborhood leaders about problems affecting the communities where you live, work and play.

After the networking session, leaders are invited to join city officials for an update on how the City's budget has an effect on your neighborhood.  Understanding how the City and County spend your tax dollars is important and we want to hear what you think about it.  We want your input. 

Again, the event is April 18th and will begin at 5:00 p.m. at the Chattanooga City Council Building, 1000 Lindsay Street.  Refreshments will be served. 

Neighborhood association presidents and vice presidents can expect to receive a call from the Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development Neighborhood Relations Specialists to confirm attendance.  For more information you may contact Richard J. Beeland, Media Relations Director, Office of the Mayor at 425-7800.  We look forward to seeing you on April 18th.


Dottie Brewer
Graphics and Technology Specialist
City of Chattanooga
Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development

Chattanooga Police Department’s Citizen’s Police Academy

Attached is the application for the Chattanooga Police Department’s Citizen’s Police Academy.  The first class starts March 8, 2011.  I encourage everyone to participate as this is a wonderful opportunity to learn about law enforcement and how your own Chattanooga Police Department protects and serves you.  If you have any questions please contact Officer Wayne Jefferson, Jr.  I have also copied Officer Jefferson on this message.                                       
Wayne Jefferson Jr.
Crime Prevention/Explorers
3410 Amnicola Hwy.
Chattanooga, Tn 37406
Office: 423-643-5090