Neighborhood Leadership Academy taking registration for Spring session
Neighborhood Leadership Academy taking registration for Spring session
TEMPE, Ariz. - Tempe residents who want to learn more about leading
neighborhood and homeowner associations are invited to participate in the
city's Neighborhood Leadership Academy.
The Neighborhood Advisory Commission is sponsoring free classes, which are
open to all Tempe residents. Participants can take one or more of the
following classes from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tempe Public
Library, 3500 S. Rural Rd.
* March 22 - "Leading a Homeowners Association - Tips
from the Trenches," focusing on items from creating a positive relationship
with members to legal do's and don'ts for community association leaders and
board members.
* March 29 - "Leading a Neighborhood Association - Tips
from the Trenches" focusing on basic organizing tactics (e.g. writing a
newsletter, conducting a meeting, encouraging participation) for voluntary
organization leaders.
* April 12 - "Crime Prevention in Your Neighborhood" -
City staff from the crime prevention unit of the police department will
provide tips on making your neighborhood safer, including information on
forming and running a successful Blockwatch.
* April 26 - "Town Gown Relationships" - focusing on how
neighborhoods, the city and Arizona State University can work together, on
neighborhood issues, including rental housing.
* May 10 - "Neighborhoods and Community Planning" - a
special class on hot topics in planning, including how the public can
effectively participate in planning processes, land usage, redevelopment,
zoning law and decoding planning jargon for the layperson.
To sign up for a class or for more details, call 480/350-8234 or email
neighborhoods@tempe.gov. Each class is
limited to 25 participants
TEMPE, Ariz. - Tempe residents who want to learn more about leading
neighborhood and homeowner associations are invited to participate in the
city's Neighborhood Leadership Academy.
The Neighborhood Advisory Commission is sponsoring free classes, which are
open to all Tempe residents. Participants can take one or more of the
following classes from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tempe Public
Library, 3500 S. Rural Rd.
* March 22 - "Leading a Homeowners Association - Tips
from the Trenches," focusing on items from creating a positive relationship
with members to legal do's and don'ts for community association leaders and
board members.
* March 29 - "Leading a Neighborhood Association - Tips
from the Trenches" focusing on basic organizing tactics (e.g. writing a
newsletter, conducting a meeting, encouraging participation) for voluntary
organization leaders.
* April 12 - "Crime Prevention in Your Neighborhood" -
City staff from the crime prevention unit of the police department will
provide tips on making your neighborhood safer, including information on
forming and running a successful Blockwatch.
* April 26 - "Town Gown Relationships" - focusing on how
neighborhoods, the city and Arizona State University can work together, on
neighborhood issues, including rental housing.
* May 10 - "Neighborhoods and Community Planning" - a
special class on hot topics in planning, including how the public can
effectively participate in planning processes, land usage, redevelopment,
zoning law and decoding planning jargon for the layperson.
To sign up for a class or for more details, call 480/350-8234 or email
limited to 25 participants
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