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Neighborhood Outreach

Introduction

Neighborhood Improvement
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Community Building
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	Building Blocks for Organizing
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Neighborhood Identity

Neighborhood Projects

Building Blocks for Organizing

The Neighborhood Outreach team offers a “how-to" guide for launching projects that can make one's neighborhood a better place.

Are there physical changes such as landscape beautification or a neighborhood cleanup that would improve your area? Are there programs that make would make your neighborhood a safer place, like block watch or emergency preparedness programs?

A food drive or personal needs collection is an easy way for your neighborhood to build community. The people in your neighborhood can probably think of many projects and programs that would be benefit the neighborhood and help connect residents.

Building Blocks for Neighorhood Projects A "How-to" guide

Contact Information

Neighborhood Outreach
450 110th Ave NE
PO Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Julie Ellenhorn
Phone: 425-452-5372
E-mail: jellenhorn@bellevuewa.gov