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“I never realized what a need there was for a neighborhood association until it became difficult for me to maintain my yard in the last several years.
BNA's annual neighborhood volunteers came and not only raked, trimmed bushes and cut grass in both the back and front, but they also helped with a few chores in the house as well.
BNA's genuine concern about the neighborhood and residents is awesome."
Kay T,
Baxter Street resident
“I had a nuisance issue with my next door neighbor and tried to resolve it by talking to them. After several attempts asking them to stop without any change, I contacted the BNA to help.
The association very quickly responded to my complaint and resolved it in a manner that didn't cause any negative feelings between me and my neighbor.
If it wasn't for BNA's assistance I don't know what I would have done to fix the issue."
Robert K.
Thomas Street resident
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Residents are welcomed to the first of three City Commission Night Out meetings Tuesday, March 28 at Grand Rapids Public Schools University, 1400 Fuller Avenue NE. Doors open at 5 PM and will include food and beverages.
The city invites all stakeholders to a series of sessions to discuss health and safety initiatives Monday and Wednesday, March 20 and 22. Events will take at 6 PM on the 20 and 10 AM on the 22. For information, click MORE.
Night Out Meeting
Office and Crime Coordinator, Marian Barerra-Young will be out of the BNA office temporarily until further notice. However, for any related community questions or issues, she may be contacted via phone at 616.821.3740.
Residents can get all upcoming local events and activities here.