Become a Member!

 

The best way to be plugged into the NLNA and neighborhood goings-on is to subscribe to the
Neighborhood Updates Email List. Just type in your email address in the field provided to the right of this post.

There are lots of reasons to become active in the community. As a member you will stay informed of local events, neighborhood initiatives, and city zoning decisions that effect our neighborhood. You can get to know your neighbors through volunteer efforts at Liberty Lands or by helping to plant street trees. Or, you can help to deter crime by walking the streets of the neighborhood with Townwatch.

You can also attend our monthly General Meetings which are held the last Thursday of the month at the Community Center from 7pm to 8:30. All neighbors are welcome.  (If you attend at least three of these, you are eligible to run for the Board of Directors. You can also run if you join and attend three Committee meetings, or a combination of both.)

If you want to join a Committee or simply sit in on a meeting,
here is a list of contacts:

Clean & Green Committee Co-Chairs:
Lara Kelly   trash@nlna.org
Erika Goldberg   bgoldewag@verizon.net
Rick Angeli angeli37@comcast.net

Liberty Lands Co-Chairs:
Janet Finegar   janetfinegar@gmail.com
Liz Reed   earead@yahoo.com
Jen Gold   jennifergold@gmail.com

Membership Committee Co-Chairs:
Paula Gansky   pgansky@aol.com
Michael Coyne  m.coyne@att.net

Urban Design Committee Chair:
Matthew Emerson  emerson1899@gmail.com

Zoning Committee Co-Chairs:
Larry Freedman   <larryfreedman@comcast.net
Ira Upin   iualwaysworking@comcast.net

Download these forms to register to vote in the 2013 election.
NLNA Resident Voter Registration
NLNA Business Voter Registration

About the Membership Committee
Committee meetings are at 7 pm on the second Tuesday of the month. The venue changes so please contact one of the chairs if you’d like to attend.

The mission of the Membership Committee is to encourage neighbors to participate in the business and programs of the NLNA. We attempt to do this through public recognition of neighbors who have contributed to the quality of life for all residents, hosting meet ‘n’ greet events a couple of times a year, and preparing and distributing informational brochures from time to time.