Chattanooga Launches 2025 Neighborhood Registration Campaign
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The Neighborhood Services Division of Chattanooga has announced the kick-off of its 2025 Neighborhood Registration Campaign, aimed at encouraging local Neighborhood Associations to register with the city. This initiative is designed to maintain current contact information, meeting details, and board member lists for participating neighborhoods.
Neighborhood organizations based in Chattanooga can register at no cost, gaining access to a range of benefits.
These advantages include:
– Eligibility for Grants: Registered associations can apply for Neighborhood Services Grants, which are focused on initiatives geared toward community enhancement and development.
– Dedicated Support: Each association will be paired with a Neighborhood Relations Specialist who will provide tailored assistance for neighborhood needs and projects.
– Important Updates: Registered groups will receive timely notifications regarding City press releases, event updates, and crucial public notices, including zoning changes that may influence their communities.
Interested Neighborhood Associations can register by visiting cha.city/neighborhoods. For any questions or help with the registration process, residents are encouraged to reach out via email at neighborhoods@chattanooga.gov or by calling or texting 423-567-5389.
It is important to note that only designated officers or authorized representatives are allowed to complete the registration for their associations. The campaign will remain open until February 28, 2025.
Neighborhood Associations are vital for strengthening the civic life of Chattanooga, enhancing community quality, and promoting local democratic processes. By registering, these groups contribute to a more engaged and empowered community.
The Neighborhood Services Division is committed to fostering neighborhood growth and collaboration, and aims to connect and support Neighborhood Associations in their efforts to improve local living conditions. For more details, interested parties can visit their site at chattanooga.gov/neighborhoods.
SOURCE: Chattanooga Pulse
