Neighborhoods

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 71 officially recognized associations.

• What is a neighborhood association? (VMC 2.75.020)
• How to form a neighborhood association (VMC 2.75.030)

Boundaries

Interactive Neighborhoods Map

Use an address to find the neighborhood association it is located in.

Lookup Map

Neighbors

Neighborhood Associations

Neighborhood Associations are independent organizations that bring neighbors together to work with the City.

Neighborhoods List

Resources

Forms and Information

Programs and resources to benefit Neighborhood Associations.

Resources

Office of Neighborhoods

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. You can contact the Office of Neighborhoods at neighborhoods@cityofvancouver.us or call 360-487-8608.

Officially recognized neighborhood associations can reach out to the Office of Neighborhoods for support with newsletter printing, postcard mailing, meeting room and hybrid OWL technology reservations.

You can sign up to receive Office of Neighborhoods newsletter–a twice-monthly email update with neighborhood resources, news and events.