Are you interested in working together with your fellow residents to improve your community? We would like to help those efforts by providing information and support for community organizing.
Neighborhood Organizations
There is power in numbers! Your neighborhood's unified voice at City Hall will not only work to get needed city services like traffic control and graffiti removal but also help City Hall better understand and focus on your neighborhood's unique concerns.
Neighborhood organizations pull residents together to prevent crime, reduce blight, and tackle issues that threaten neighborhood stability. They also take on beautification projects and help you meet your neighbors. You will make friends and have fun in the process.
The Riverside Neighborhood Partnership (RNP)
is a community group whose mission is to encourage and
facilitate the formation of neighborhood associations city-wide
and to act as a clearinghouse for neighborhood concerns. It is
the Partnership's belief that by being organized, neighborhoods
are better equipped to tackle problems that periodically arise.
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Neighborhood Councils
In May of 2010 the Mayor and City Council endorsed the formation of Neighborhood Councils in each of the 26 community neighborhoods within the City’s General Plan. The goal of creating neighborhood councils is to create and improve two-way communication between City Hall and neighborhoods and provide an even greater opportunity for citizens to participate in the civic process. Click for more information ...
There is power in numbers! Your neighborhood's unified voice at City Hall will not only work to get needed city services like traffic control and graffiti removal but also help City Hall better understand and focus on your neighborhood's unique concerns.
