Gearing Up your Neighborhood

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14 Basic Steps in Creating a Neighborhood Association
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31 janvier 2012

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Gearing Up your Neighborhood: 14 Basic Steps in Creating a Neighborhood Association Hillsborough County has a Neighborhood RelationsAsk for help! Office that can help. Inventory the neighborhood – get together with neighbors and friends and form a committee to identify housing, schools, businesses, recreations, and determine what can be improved. Find a meeting place and select a meeting date convenient to most. Create meeting announcement flyers and distribute as many places as you can think of. Request articles in local papers announcing meeting. Invite community leaders (both local and surrounding areas), heads of community organizations, House and Senate representatives, police and/or sheriff, city/county department heads, etc who can explain the benefits of an association in your neighborhood. Night of meeting – have your committee set-up tables and chairs; set out refreshments; have greeters at the door with sign up sheets and “interest lists” – put out nametags. Introduce your special guests and have them say a few motivating words. Have audience members introduce themselves (name/occupation). Discuss if there’s a need for an association. Invite questions, comments or concerns from the audience. Invite attendees back to second meeting Thank everyone for coming. Have the committee assist with clean up.
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