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REINVENTING NEIGHBORHOODS: 2010 REGIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK CONFERENCE Strong neighborhoods are the building blocks of a vital community. Harrison Township residents are encouraged to get involved in matters related to their neighborhoods. Support for their efforts is provided through the Development Department. The department's Assistant Director, Jack Kuntz, is responsible for working with our neighborhoods and neighborhood associations in a positive and proactive manner. Currently the residents of almost 15 neighborhoods have come together as associations to deal with quality of life issues which affect their immediate area. In some cases, they've banded together strictly for crime watch. In others, they also work to promote neighborhood improvement and pride. If you are interested in finding out more information about the township's neighborhood association requirements and reviewing the registration documents for starting a new neighborhood association, please click on the below link. Please call Jack Kuntz, 890-5611, if you have any questions regarding the registration form or about additional neighborhood services. Registration documents may be turned into the Development Office, 5945 N. Dixie Drive, attention Jack Kuntz. If you are interested in gauging the interest of your neighbors to see if they would be interested in assisting you organize a new Neighborhood Association, please consider some of the below documents as support when you are walking your neighborhood discussing the possibility of forming a new group. If you and your neighborhors decide to get a group started and are looking for some educational tools and ideas, please consider clicking on the following links: National Neighborhood Watch Institute Please take a moment to see if there is an active neighborhood association in your neighborhood. Below is a list of some of the active, recognized township neighborhood associations in Harrison Township along with the contact person who will be able to give additional information regarding their association's goals. Please call Jack Kuntz to see if there may be a group in your area which may not be listed and may be meeting as a more informal group for their neighborhoods.
These contacts are not to be used for soliciting purposes.
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