National Night Out – August 3rd
Tags: ADNA, Artist Trifecta, Cake Hag, CHNA, fire, HRHD, MSAA, neighborhood watch, police, Public Safety, Sage Nautralceuticals, Wine Shoe, Zone 5
On Tuesday, August 3, 2010, the Hotel Row Historic District will host the Annual National Night Out starting at 6:30pm at ‘The Cake Hag’ on 233 Mitchell Street (between Spring St and Forsyth St). This event is organized by Atlanta Downtown Neighborhood Association (ADNA), Castleberry Hill Neighborhood Association (CHNA) and the Marietta Street Artery Association (MSAA) in partnership with Hotel Row Historic District (HRHD).
Tell your neighbors, tell your friends and come join us for America’s Night Out Against Crime – National Night Out 2010! We will have prizes, snacks, drinks and fun times, all to promote public safety awareness in our Atlanta neighborhoods! Volunteers needed, click to sign-up!
NNO 2010 Flyer (click to download)
NNO 2010 Media Release (click to download)
Awesome Raffle Prizes so far, email us if you have a prize you would like included! Wine Tasting for 16 @ Wine Shoe & Private Tour of Dali Exhibit @ Artist Trifecta, Sage Naturalceuticals Gift Basket, and…
Burglary Task Force Formed
Tags: Atlanta, burglary, crime, district attorney, Fulton County, police, Public Safety
The Fulton County Multi-Jurisdictional Burglary Task Force is a group of dedicated law enforcement officers from six different municipalities and eight different law enforcement agencies in Fulton County under the administration of the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office focused on reducing the number of burglaries occurring in Fulton County, Georgia. Their mission is to reduce the incidents of burglary by 30% county-wide over a 2 year period.
Visit the website for more information: http://hadenoughalready.com
Wires Endanger Walkers – Report & Win!
Tags: Atlanta, code enforcement, PEDS, Public Safety
Win Prizes for Reporting Hazardous Utility Wires in March! Have you seen utility wires, telephone lines or metal cables on the sidewalks in your neighborhood or near your place of work? Loose wires in the pedestrian path can trip people up and cause serious injury. You could win a prize by reporting wire hazards in March. PEDS, metro Atlanta ’s pedestrian advocacy organization, invites all metro Atlanta neighbors (that’s you) to report wire hazards online at peds.org during the month of March. The more hazardous wires you report in March, the more chances you have to win. Learn how you can participate at peds.org.
