To maintain the historic character and residential integrity of our neighborhood.

Bold vision

The Bellemeade Bayard Parks Neighborhood Association was founded to serve the residents of our racially diverse residential neighborhood. We have a proud history of maintaining our historic neighborhood. We will take our members to the 21rst century with this same spirit. Building on the foundations which we established in the past, we will build the future, nurture new ordinances, and uphold progressive planning which protects our residents against the invasion of slum lords, drug dealers, and businesses which attract common nuisances.

Our Accomplishments and Goals

First Neighborhood Association in the City
Alley clean ups
Closing of Continental Party Mart liquor store
Noise ordinance
Tree lighting ceremony in Bayard Park
Back to School Treasure Hunt flea market
Housing Corporation-- bought, renovated and sold 9 homes
Helped new city Neibhorhood Associations organize
Heavy trash pick up
Neighborhood tool and ladder bank

We would like to see Evansville follow the example of other cities, such as Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Dayton, and Lexington. City government must work with neighborhood associations, for the good of all.

Favourite links


	Fight the Slum Lords
	Resources: grants, public officials, surveillence equipment Great page. Mayor, police, Indiana officials, legal research and public policy sources
	Ft. Wayne Community Oriented Government Fort Wayne government works with community groups
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