District 5 News

Take Our Annual Constituent Feedback Survey

Each fall, my office mails a survey to District 5 residents requesting your feedback to ensure that I am addressing the issues of concern in our neighborhoods. By comparing new data to responses we’ve received over the past several years, this feedback helps us track trends in community sentiment which is valuable information for my staff and I as we create our annual District 5 work plan. This feedback also dictates how we advocate for budget and projects within Council District 5 the following year.

2023-24 survey results showed that your top three concerns were crime, traffic and affordable housing. Here are a few of the initiatives we worked on in 2023-2024 in response to District 5 resident feedback:

• Beautified District 5 neighborhoods by hosting three volunteering initiatives that cleaned city-owned parks and open spaces and re-painted over 30 bus stop benches.
• Created "District 5 Projects Night" to connect District 5 residents with over 20 city agencies and community partners.
• Funded a traffic study of Exposition Avenue between Quebec Street and Leetsdale Drive, including the Monaco Parkway triangle intersection to design traffic calming measures for the City to install.
• Implemented the Near Southeast Area Plan through a legislative rezoning to direct future development along the Leetsdale corridor and to protect naturally occurring affordable housing in our neighborhoods.
• Partnered with data analysts from the Denver Police Department to overlay crime heat maps with street lighting to identify gaps and request additional lighting where it could be helpful in deterring crime.
• Re-established and chaired the Charter Review Committee to help address inconsistencies in our Charter.
• Sponsored a legislative rezoning of the Hale statistical neighborhood to allow for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).

Now it's time to share your priorities for 2024-2025! You should receive a postcard in late August or early September with a QR code linking to the annual survey. In case you missed it, you can access the survey at https://bit.ly/2024D5Survey or by holding the camera of your phone over the QR code below, which will take you to the survey. Please fill out our Constituent Feedback Survey by Dec. 31^st, 2024. Thank you for your engagement and partnership as my office works to address issues of concern in our community!

Business License Hearing Fund

We know that our residents often want to engage with new liquor or marijuana-based businesses opening in our neighborhoods. RNO's are excellent advocates to help address concerns, but that can be expensive. Denver can help! Applications are now open for the third round of the Business License Hearing Fund. Qualifying applicants, including Registered Neighborhood Organizations, who participated in a needs and desires hearing for certain types of licenses between Oct. 25, 2023, and Sept. 30, 2014, can get reimbursed for legal costs related to the hearing. Applications open Sept. 1 and the deadline to apply is Sept. 30. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3WgYGwx

2025 Park Permit Applications Open November 1st!

On November 1, 2024, park permitting applications are able to be submitted to the Department of Parks and Recreation. If you are a Registered Neighborhood Organization (RNO) planning an event in 2025, please consider applying for that permit in November 2024. Please remember that my office can co-sponsor an event, which waives the parks permitting fees. Please e-mail my office at DenverCouncil5@denvergov.org to request a co-sponsorship.

Join us for Fall Community Clean-up Day!

My office will be hosting a Community Clean-up Day of parks, open spaces, and bus stops benches on October 6, 2024, from 8:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. Meet at the Montclair Rec Center to grab breakfast, coffee, and meet Councilwoman Sawyer!

The parks and open spaces being cleaned on October 6 are:

• 6th Avenue Parkway (Colorado Blvd to Monaco Pkwy)
• City of Ulaanbaatar Park
• Cranmer Park
• Crescent Park
• Crestmoor Park
• Jacobs Park
• James N Manley Park
• Lowry Sports Park
• Monaco Pkwy (E Colfax to 6th Ave)
• Pulaski Park

The bus stops that will be re-painted are:

• N Bound - Colorado Blvd & 14th Ave
• N Bound - Colorado Blvd & 6th Ave
• S Bound - Monaco Pkwy & 6th Ave
• S Bound - S Steele St & Ellsworth Ave
• E Bound - 6th Ave & Lafayette St
• E Bound - 11th Ave & Willow St
• E Bound - 11th Ave & Spruce Ct
• E Bound - Colfax Ave & Bellaire St
• E Bound - Colfax Ave & Cherry St
• E Bound - Colfax Ave & Monaco Pkwy
• W Bound - 1st Ave & University Blvd
• W Bound - Monaco Pkwy & 6th Ave
• W Bound - 1st Ave & University Blvd
• W Bound - 6th Ave & Quebec St
• W Bound - Mississippi Ave & S Oneida St
• W Bound - Mississippi Ave & S Valentia St

Museum of Denver

Exciting things are happening! You may have seen recent stories in the news about Mayor Johnston wanting to have a Denver history museum on the second floor of the McNichols building. As you know, the Museum of Denver (MOD) is very interested in occupying part of the McNichols building. They have submitted information to the city in the hope that the MOD will be selected, and the District 5 Council Office has provided a letter of support. We will know more later this summer and will keep you updated.

Here's what you can do to help:

• Help raise awareness and encourage people to engage with the MOD:
• Are you a Blue Bear or a Blue Horse Denverite? Take the Blue Bear vs Blue Horse poll at the bottom of our homepage and ask your friends to take it too!
• Follow the Museum of Denver - and ask your friends to follow - (@museumofdenver) and on Facebook
• Donate to the Museum of Denver. They need to raise money in order to hire staff and create exhibits. 
• Volunteer to help spread the word, fundraise, and more

Mission: The Museum of Denver will gather, protect, honor and share the stories from yesterday and today that shape our city.

Vision: The Museum of Denver is an educational asset that enriches our community by informing and inspiring visitors of all ages to imagine and create Denver’s future. 

The Museum of Denver Values:

• Hearing everyone’s stories in community conversation.
• Being a safe and welcoming space.
• Cultivating curiosity, perspective, and inclusion.
• Equity in the stories we tell, the audiences we serve, and the partnerships we build.

Additionally, the Museum of Denver team is partnering with the state’s America 250 - Colorado 150 Commission to host two public meetings where community members can talk about how they’d like to commemorate and/or celebrate our state’s “Sesquisemiquincentennial” - the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the 150th anniversary of Colorado becoming a state. You can learn more here: https://www.historycolorado.org/colorado-150.

Lead Reduction Program Begins in the Montclair Neighborhood

Work has started in the Montclair neighborhood this month with replacements slated to begin by the end of September.

In other exciting news, the Lead Reduction Program recently hit a big milestone, with 25,000 lead service line replacements thanks, in part, to federal funding received in 2022, which helped accelerate the replacement work.

Have questions? Denver Water offers community presentations by request for registered neighborhood organizations, business districts or other neighbors interested in hearing more about the Lead Reduction Program.  They also have a subscriber newsletter specific to the program and provide updates on Nextdoor as needed.

Neighbors can contact Denver Water Customer Care at 303-893-2444 with questions. 

Schlessman Public Library Needs Your Help!

One of DPL's most popular branch libraries is in need of renovations! Though the renovation was initially funded in 2017 through a city bond, increased construction and labor costs and inflation require additional funding to complete the project.

The renovations will include an improved community room on the first level, a brand-new teen space, a larger children's library, and enhancements throughout the library that make spaces easier to access and use. To find more information visit dplfriends.org/schlessman



Fundraising Goal: $600,000

Ellsworth Ave. Storm System Phase 2 Status Update 

Phase 1 of the Ellsworth Storm project is complete. The project began in August

2021 at the intersection of Steele St and Ellsworth Ave. This work required

extensive relocation of underground utilities. Major work was performed in the

Ellsworth corridor to update and replace the storm sewer lines that flow down

Ellsworth Ave and connect to Steele St. Green Infrastructure planters were

placed on all corners of the Adams St and Ellsworth Ave intersection and the NE

corner of the Cook St and Ellsworth Ave intersection. Phase 1 ended just west of

Madison St on Ellsworth Ave.

The Phase 2 construction contract was approved by City Council last week, and the project is set to begin this fall!

Phase 2

The work on Phase 2 is similar to Phase 1 however there will be no planters or

bulb outs. Ellsworth will be regraded to eliminate flat areas that currently

experience ponding and icing. Additionally, underground storage and multiple

inlets will be added throughout Ellsworth Ave to intercept some of the flow.

DATE CHANGE: Exposition Traffic Study Virtual Recommendations Meeting in September

The recommendations meeting has been rescheduled for September 24, 2024 at 6:00 P.M. via Zoom due to the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure needing to review additional traffic calming improvements to the corridor.

Our office is working with the Winston Downs Community Association, residents, and Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure to improve Exposition Avenue from Leetsdale Drive to Quebec Street including the Monaco Parkway & Leetsdale Drive intersection. This study will identify opportunities to calm traffic on Exposition Avenue and to improve crossings for people walking and biking.

Thank you to everyone who joined us on May 21st for the virtual data collection meeting. Please mark your calendars for September 24 at 6:00 P.M. via Zoom where we will be hosting our virtual recommendation meeting.

Colorado Boulevard Study

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) in collaboration with the Regional Transportation District, the City and County of Denver, Arapahoe County, and the City of Glendale, is working to deliver Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) on Colorado Boulevard. The primary project area is on Colorado Boulevard from I-70 to Evans Avenue. 

BRT provides high-quality transit service by combining the capacity and efficiency of light rail with the flexibility, cost and simplicity of bus service. The Colorado BRT project will build upon the results of the Colorado Boulevard Corridor Plan. 



Colorado Boulevard is a state highway and commercial corridor connecting people to jobs, schools, health care, shopping, restaurants, recreational destinations, and many other key destinations. Colorado Boulevard is the only major arterial on the city's east side that moves people between the northern and southern boundaries of Denver and connects to Glendale. It is a backbone of activity for both Denver and Glendale, but can be a difficult street to travel by any means other

than a car.

Over the last century, Colorado Boulevard has evolved to move high levels of daily traffic as efficiently as possible. This has resulted in a busy and congested corridor that doesn’t work well for all road users. Colorado Boulevard is a part of Denver's high-injury network for traffic-related deaths and serious injuries. The Colorado Boulevard BRT Project aims to improve safety, travel and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

If you have any questions, visit the project website, contact the project hotline by phone at 720-900-5609 or reach out via e-mail to ColoradoBlvdBRT@gmail.com

Jackson Street Storm Drain Project Update

STATUS

We’ve had a delay to the start of irrigation installation and landscaping, but we anticipate that work starting up next week!

ADA RAMP WORK NEARBY

You may see crews from DOTI’s Street Maintenance Program in the Congress Park and Hale neighborhoods working on ADA ramp replacements and associated concrete repairs. This work is not part of the Jackson Street Storm project. You can find more information on the city’s ADA Ramp Program / schedule here.

TRAVEL + PEDESTRIAN IMPACTS

The right-hand turn lane on E. 13th Ave. onto NB Colorado Blvd. remains closed, however, right-hand turns there are permitted. That right-hand turn lane at E. 14th Ave. / Colorado Blvd. remains closed starting at Harrison for crew safety. Right-hand turns onto Colorado Blvd. from E. 14th Ave. are permitted.

The sidewalk on the north side of E. 13th Ave. remains closed until irrigation and plantings are complete. The sidewalk closure around the corner from that — NB on the east side of Colorado Blvd.— is still in place.

QUESTIONS?

Just email, or call / text the project hotline—they reply very quickly. The project website also has updated project details: Bit.ly/JSStorm

Reminder - Help Us Spot Neighborhood Issues During 311 Thursdays

We're asking District 5 residents to call in an issue, problem, or complaint every Thursday! Is there a pothole on your street? Graffiti on an electrical box or building? Tall weeds or overgrown vegetation in your neighborhood? An intersection that needs improvements? Please report to 311! Not only will this help the City know where problems are, it will generate needed data to show how the City can best allocate its resources to make our neighborhoods safer!

Community Spotlight

Reid Matsuda

Hey there, Reid Matsuda at your service. I am a husband and father of two teenage girls. I am a Denver native that graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School at the turn of the century. I just celebrated my 17^th year with the City and County of Denver. I started with the city as a Tree Timmer with Parks and Recreation. Due to an injury, I took a Customer Service position with Solid Waste Denver Recycles. That is where I perfected my customer service skills and completed my Bachelor of Science from Metro State. I found a perfect fit as Residential Housing Investigator with the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment. After years in the field, I was promoted to Program Supervisor in 2021 to oversee the Residential Health and Housing Program.

My small but mighty team ensures that properties across the City and County of Denver comply with the basic minimum standards for human habitation. Our jobs are different in that we never know exactly how bad the problem or issue is. Each case is different and presents its own challenges. If you ever have a concern about your dwelling or consider something to be unsafe or unsanitary, please reach out to 311 and generate a case for my team. If for some reason you don’t hear anything back, please reach out to me at reid.matsuda@denvergov.org.

I am lucky, in that I get to see the positive impact my work has on the communities that my team and I serve. But after I clock out, I clock in as the Board Chair for Denver Employee Volunteer Opportunities (DEVO). We are a non-profit dedicated to connecting city employees to non-governmental community events, like the Paint-A-Thon. This year we celebrated our 20th year partnering with Brother’s Redevelopment, Inc. by painting three homes of residents of advanced age with disabilities and low income. Denver is a special place and I try to do everything in my power to keep it that way. 

Small Business Spotlight

North County

Inspired by the coastal area North of San Diego, where beach culture and the fish taco reign, North County celebrates the cuisine and libations of Baja, California. Their focus is fresh, healthy fare featuring seafood that is flown in daily along with the highest-quality local and seasonal ingredients available. North County’s carefully-crafted menu features traditional ceviches, oysters, tortas, salads and of course, a collection of the best fish and street tacos around – served on our homemade flour and corn tortillas. They are located at 94 Rampart Way in Lowry.



Thank you being an amazing business for all of the residents in the district!

Video Recap

You may have seen the short, informational video clips Councilwoman Sawyer has recorded in an effort to provide transparency and to better connect residents to your government. Watch recent clips below!

WATCH: Budget hearings week at City Council!

WATCH: Learn how to request a photo radar van!

WATCH: Give5 Mile High

Upcoming Rezonings

If you are interested in commenting during a hearing, please review the guidelines and FAQs, and sign up to speak here. Sign-up for public comment at a hearing begins 45 minutes prior to the Committee’s scheduled start time and ends 15 minutes before the meeting begins. Click here for information about how to participate virtually.

There are currently three open re-zonings requests in District 5

• 2500 E 1st Avenue (Cherry Creek West) was filed on May 31, 2024. A Planning Board hearing was held on August 7, 2024, which you can watch it by clicking here. This proposed re-zoning was at City Council's Land Use, Transportation, and Infrastructure Committee on August 13, 2024, which you can watch by clicking here. This proposed re-zoning will have a public hearing at City Council on September 23, 2024 at 5:30 P.M.
• 10353 E. Mississippi Avenue was filed on June 7, 2024. Planning Board hearing is September 18, 2024 at 3:00 P.M. This proposed re-zoning will be at City Council's Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure (LUTI) Committee on Tuesday, September 24, 2024 at 1:30 P.M.
• 1401 Fairfax Street was filed on June 27, 2024. A Planning Board hearing is scheduled for September 18, 2024.

Upcoming public hearings 

*dates are subject to change

September 16

• 4050 N Colorado Boulevard
• 3801 E Florida Avenue
• 1920 S King Street

September 23

• 3300 N Irving Street
• DURA Welton Corridor URP Amendment
• 2500 E 1st Avenue (Cherry Creek West)

September 30

• West Globeville Metro Districts

October 7

• No scheduled public hearings

October 14

• 3821-3897 Steele Street and a portion of 3840 York Street

October 21

• 401 N Delaware Street
• Ball Arena Metro District
• 1000 Chopper Circle and Associated Properties

Citywide News

Budget Hearings week at City Council

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has released his Administration's proposed budget for 2025. Next week, city agencies will present their portion of the budget to City Council, and Councilmembers will ask questions. You can watch those hearings on Channel 8 TV by going to denvergov.org/denver8tv or by finding Channel 8 with your cable provider.

The schedule for next week is below!

DenAI Summit

Join Denver's inaugural DenAI Summit, the nation's first city-led conference focused on utilizing AI technology to solve hard social problems, happening on Thursday, September 19. The day's emphasis is on affordability, including finding creative ways for AI to make cities more affordable for businesses as well as nonprofits, government, and residents.

Denver Disability Commission Needs Your Voice!

The Denver Commission for People with Disabilities (DCPD) is actively recruiting new members with lived disability experience as well as allies and disability advocates. The mission of the Denver Division of Human Rights and Community Partnership disability commission is to promote and enhance equality for people with disabilities through empowerment, advocacy, and education by working with community members, as well as City and County of Denver officials and employees who can effect change.

The DCPD meets on the first Tuesday of every month by Zoom. Goals are determined annually depending on Commissioners interests and city priorities. The DCPD meets with the Mayor annually and advises as appropriate. For more information please access the DCPD website at http://bit.ly/DenverDCPD or email HRCPcommissions@Denvergov.org  

Give5 Mile High

5 Hours, Every Month, Every Denverite

During the 2024 State of the City address, Mayor Mike Johnston proudly announced the launch of Give5 Mile High, a new citywide volunteer initiative led by Denver First Lady Courtney Johnston. This program empowers Denverites to come together and strengthen our community through collective service. The Mayor and First Lady are excited to have Denver businesses like, Be A Good Person, R&R Headlabs, TOPO Designs, Maria Empanada and Little Man Ice Cream providing discounts and incentives to Give5 Mile High volunteers who complete their five hours or more each month. 



Learn more about Give5 Mile High here: denvergov.org/Give5MileHigh

Watering Restrictions from May to October

Follow these simple summer watering rules from May 1 to Oct. 1.

The watering rules incorporate best practices for efficient outdoor water use that will help keep your landscape healthy. It’s a simple way for you to help protect our water supply now and in the future.

• Water during cooler times of the day — lawn watering is NOT allowed between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
• Water two days per week, adding a third day only when needed. (Watering more than three days is not allowed.)
• Do not allow water to pool in gutters, streets and alleys.
• Do not waste water by letting it spray on concrete and asphalt.
• Repair leaking sprinkler systems within 10 days.
• Do not irrigate while it is raining or during high winds.
• Use a hose nozzle with a shut-off valve when washing your car.

Longer grass is more water efficient. Keep cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass between 2.5-3.5 inches and warm season grasses between 1-3 inches.



Report water waste

• If you see water waste in Denver parks, water use that does not meet the rules, call 3-1-1.
• To report water waste anywhere else, do one of the following:
• Fill out our Report Water Waste form online (available 24/7).
• Chat with us during business hours using the blue chat icon located in the lower right-hand corner of this page.
• Call Denver Water at 303-893-2444.

Check if you are Eligible for Property Tax Relief

Get a refund on your 2023 property taxes! If you live in Denver County and qualify for the Property Tax Relief Program, you can get an average refund of $1,000. You may qualify if you are:

• A renter or homeowner who is 65 or older
• A renters or homeowner who was disabled all of 2023
• A homeowner who lived with at least one dependent minor child in 2023

This program has income limits and other qualification requirements. Check to see if you qualify and apply at www.denvergov.org/propertytaxrelief

Expanded Public Participation Sign-Up Time

Recently, City Council passed the update to the Rules of Procedure that not only expands the time to sign-up to speak but also offers the option of a more formal written testimony process. These changes take immediate effect and above is a handy chart!

The District Attorney's September Scam Spotter

Back-to-School Shopping Scams

Research shows that in 2024, parents plan to spend an average of $582 per child on school supplies. This figure is rising as more schools require students to have electronic devices like iPads or computers—a cost once reserved for college-bound students but now increasingly necessary for even elementary school children.

Given these high expenses, it’s no surprise that fraudsters are taking advantage of the situation by setting up fake websites where orders are never delivered, or offering deals on supplies that are not what was advertised.

Community Events & Meetings

Fall Shred-a-Thon

October 12, 2024 from 9:00 A.M. to Noon

Mayfair Neighbors Inc is hosting a shred-a-thon event on October 12, 2024, from 9:00 A.M. to Noon in the parking lot of King Soopers at 13th Avenue & Kearney Street. This event is open to everyone. Current members of Mayfair Neighbors Inc can shred up to three (3) boxes or bags for free! Non-members of Mayfair Neighbors Inc pay $20 to shred. Donations are welcomed and encouraged.

This is a paper only recycling event.

Virtual Downtown Community Safety Townhall

Tuesday, September 17 @ 6:00 P.M. @ Lindsley Park

Join Councilmembers Chris Hinds, Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, and Sarah Parady for a virtual townhall via Zoom related to safety in downtown.

Lowry United Neighborhoods: Housing the Unhoused

Tuesday, September 17, 2024, from 7 – 8:30 p.m. @ Eisenhower Chapel (293 Roslyn Street)

Doors Open at 6:30 (Come early to socialize with your neighbors.)

Housing Is in the News

Since his inauguration, Mayor Johnston has implemented creative and aggressive programs to house and provide services to the unhoused, to aid migrants and to expand affordable Denver housing options. The situation is evolving as Denver takes unprecedented action to resolve multiple challenges.

In April 2022, LUN hosted a panel discussion on the many issues facing the unhoused and the programs serving them in Denver. 

Two and a half years later it’s time to take another look.                                             

• What is working?                                                                                                              
• What have we learned?                                                                                                   
• What has it cost?                                                                                                             
• What have we saved?                                                                                                      
• What can we (Denver citizens) do to help?

Meet our Panel

From the Mayor’s Office:                                                                                              

• Cole Chandler, Senior Advisor for the All In Mile High Program                                    
• Matt Ball, Director of Policy, Roads to Recovery                                                           
• Sarah Plastino, Director of the Newcomer Program:

From the non-profit community contracted to manage housing/services:                        

• Nancy Burke, CEO, St. Francis Center                                                                 
• Michael Karpeles, Director of Special Projects, Salvation Army

Moderator: Lowry’s own Todd Neff who will allow plenty of time for the panel to address audience questions.

Back the Blue BBQ at Fillmore Plaza in Cherry Creek North

September 18, 2024 from 5:00 to 8:00 P.M.

Bring your friends, family and colleagues to a casual evening while supporting an extraordinary cause; raising funds to outfit Denver Police Officers with rifle rated ballistic vests. Enjoy amazing food, spirits, and live music while meeting and mingling with Denver’s finest – those who go above and beyond the call of duty each day to keep our city safe.

The event entrance will be located on Fillmore Street and 2nd Ave. The music and presentation will be under the shade sail. See below for a map of the event area. Registration for the event is required (and can be done on site). Register here: https://denverpolicefoundation.salsalabs.org/2024BacktheBlueBBQ/index.html

2024 Taste of Mayfair TODAY!

September 15, 2024 from Noon-7:00 P.M

It’s that time of the year as we gear up for another special Taste of Mayfair event, and we are still in search of new vendors! For those who are not familiar with our event, it is a full day celebration, encompassing all that is great about not only Denver, but the local Mayfair neighborhood as well. While this event is primarily for vendors like you to sell their products, we also provide the opportunity to connect with like-minded people and enjoy all that the Mayfair neighborhood has to offer! Find more info at www.tasteofmayfair.com 

Registered Neighborhood Organizations

Denver is a unique city in promoting greater citizen involvement through organized neighborhood associations. Currently, there are 78 statistical neighborhoods represented by more than 200 registered neighborhood organizations (RNOs), Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) and Homeowner Associations (HOAs).

In its defined geographic area, an RNO will normally address neighborhood quality of life issues - such as traffic, development and zoning, crime, communication and licensing, and promote social activities to enhance residential spirit, developing a sense of community, and encourage resident participation. RNOs meet regularly and many send out newsletters to keep residents informed on neighborhood issues and events.

Get more involved in your community by joining your Registered Neighborhood Organization (RNO). Below is a list of Council District 5 community organizations. You can also find out which RNO you belong to by entering your address or selecting a location on the map.

• Bellevue-Hale Neighborhood Association
• Cherry Creek East Association
• Cherry Creek North Neighborhood Association
• Country Club Historic Neighborhood Inc.
• Crestmoor Park (2nd Filing) Homes Association
• Crestmoor Park Neighborhood Association
• Driving Park Historic District
• Hilltop Neighborhood Association
• Hilltop Heritage Association
• Historic Montclair Community Association, Inc.
• Lowry Community Master Association
• Lowry United Neighborhoods
• Mayfair Neighbors, Inc.
• Mayfair Park Neighborhood Association
• Park Forest Homeowners Association
• Preservation of Residential South Hilltop Neighborhood Association
• Rangeview Neighborhood Association
• Seventh Avenue Neighborhood Association
• South Hilltop Neighborhood Association
• Windsor Gardens Association
• Winston Downs Community Association

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