Facilitating Neighborhood Action

                               Together We Will Make A Difference

 

 

 

 

Goal: To give representatives in Fayetteville’s neighborhoods the tools necessary to take action on activities that affect their neighborhoods.

Immanent Issues: The following agenda items will take place each meeting in addition to other topics of interest.

Neighborhood Updates: Please be brief. If you have concerns that go beyond the scope of what this group can do to help, please see Julie McQuade and/or Sarah Lewis to get further assistance with the next steps you can take to help with your neighborhood’s concerns.


It is important that each of us feels that we have the power to make a difference!

 

2008 Fayetteville Council of Neighborhoods Year at a Glance

Date Action Topic Review Topic
February 21, 2008

First Steps Toward Action & City Contacts

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March 20, 2008

Building Permits &

Building Safety

 First Steps Toward Action & City Contacts
April 17, 2008

New Development & 

Neighborhood Zoning

Building Permits &

Building Safety

May 22, 2008

Meeting Video

 Code Compliance

New Development &

Neighborhood Zoning

June 19, 2008

Meeting Video

 Community Resources Code Compliance
July 17, 2008 Conservation Community Resources
August 21, 2008 Stormwater Conservation
September 18, 2008 Animal Services Stormwater
October 16, 2008 Traffic Animal Services
November/December (TBA) 2008 Utilities/Communications Traffic
January 15, 2009 Public Safety Utilities/Communications

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Facilitating Neighborhood Action Program is a monthly educational program held at the beginning of each Fayetteville Council of Neighborhoods meeting (Third Thursday of Each Month, 6:00 PM). Attendees are given an overview of issues, ordinances, projects, city services, and other general information pertaining to the Action Topic for that month. The previous month's Action Topic is also reviewed briefly.


The purpose of this program is to give neighborhoods and citizens the tools necessary...

  • to address issues that arise in their neighborhood,
  • to find city policy and ordinance information,
  • to get answers for questions pertaining to city services,
  • to find the right person or division to address issues and answer questions,
  • to participate in the municipal policy decision process, and
  • to facilitating action and/or change in the neighborhoods and in Fayetteville.


For more information about this program contact the Neighborhood Coordinator at 479-575-8253.

Previous Action Topic and Program documents are available on the Neighborhood Resources Documents page.