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Introduction
The Office of Neighborhoods provides City residents, City Council and staff with responsive, coordinated services that promote and support collaboration and communication among residents and City government through recognized neighborhood associations.
Neighborhood Associations in Vancouver have been officially recognized since 1975. Since then, the Office of Neighborhoods has been growing and changing along with the community. Over the years, the city has increased opportunities for citizen involvement and built strong partnerships between city hall and the community through special programs and benefits for recognized neighborhood associations. In 1990 there were 14 recognized neighborhood associations; today there are 63 officially recognized associations.
Neighborhood Leadership In-service Training Information
The 2010 Neighborhood Leadership Meeting have not yet been scheduled. Please visit again soon!
Upcoming Meetings & Informational Flyers
These may be requested as pages in your neighborhood newsletters
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Census 2010 Flyer
Census 2010 Coloring Page
Neighborhood Resource Directory
Other Items of Interest
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Doo Something Pawsitive.
How Many Households Are In Your Association?
Prevent Vehicle Theft & Prowls 2009.
Neighborhood Concern-Suggestion Form
Neighborhood Association Tree Canopy Percentages.
Newsletter Translation Assistance.
Map Your Neighborhood Letter.
Map of Vancouver Fire Stations .
East & West Side Investments 2002-2008 .
What is a Neighborhood Association?
OoN Library List .
Think Before You Top Tree Flyer.
Recycling Articles
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Special Note: If your association meets in a school and the school is closed for any reason the neighborhood association meeting will be cancelled.
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