Local City Events

The Lives BNA Impacts

Baxter Neighborhood

Survey Shows High

MLK Jr. Park to Get

The Grand Rapids crime mapping program provides public access to crime information for the past 90 days. The data is collected from reports made by officers of the Grand Rapids Police Department. The map shows approximate locations and the preliminary information on a crime.

BNA services and resources

Local Crime Incidents

Services & Resources

Collection Begins

Every 1st Monday

BNA board meetings at 6:00pm

Expungement Fair

The BNA's board of directors would like to wish all of our residential and business members a safe and memorable Xmas holiday. In addition, we thank all our volunteers and supporters whose help made all of this year's accomplishments possible.

Quality of Life

The 2022 National Community Survey shows that GR offers residents favorable quality of life, but also has room for improvements. Listed challenges include the health pandemic, economics, climate change and social/racial tensions. More details can be viewed by choosing “more.”

Makeover in 2024

Grand Rapids Local Crime Map

“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

Bing Goei Approved

New Board Members

Offered May 4th

Grand Rapids

Yard Waste Curbside

Yard Waste Begins April 1

Resources

Whether you just moved to the Furniture City or have been a long-standing resident, there's always something new happening in the city. One of the best ways to manage all the fun events is through the city's outstanding website. For the latest and greatest, click on the MORE button.

City Services
MLK Jr. Park to Get Major Facelift

BNA is Looking For

GR begins its curbside yard waste collection Monday, April 1. Curbside yard waste is collected on the same day as refuse collection through the second Saturday in December, weather permitting. For more info select "more."

New Board Member Application

City Activities

Residents can get all upcoming local events and activities here.

to City Commission

Bing Goei is the first Asian American to serve on the Grand Rapids City Commission. The City Commission unanimously approved him to fill the Third Ward position left vacant by Commissioner Nathaniel Moody. Click “more” for additional details.

City Services

The new city website connects you to everything you need. 24 hrs., 7 days a week.

Expungement Fair for community residents
Experience GR Events and Entertainment
KROC Center Expungement Fair and Other Legal Services

Online Map Details

Bing Goei Approved to City Commission Seat

BNA provides various services from January through December – finding ways to assist in enhancing your residence’s appeal to checking on seniors. To see some of the many things BNA can do for you, just select the “more” button.

The KROC Center at 2500 S Division Avenue is hosting attorneys on site to offer free ICHAT, fingerprinting and consultation, and expungement petition filing. The third annual event takes place Saturday, May 4 from 9 AM - 4 PM. Select "more" for details.

The Parks and Recreation Department has received $6 million towards renovations to the community lodge and pool locker rooms of MLK Jr. Park. The entire project is expected to cost $18 million and will include a new 25,000-square-foot community building. 

“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

At a Glance