Windsor Park Neighbors, Inc.

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posted 4/25/2012

Annual Hickory Grove Independence Day Parade and Celebration
Wednesday, July 4th, 2012.
More information read [here]
For Registration Form click [here]

posted 4/22/2012 EAST is organizing a Town Hall meeting on Thursday, May 10th at Central United Methodist Church from 6:30pm to 8:30pm to discuss how the newly proposed C.I.P. Plan will effect the Eastside. Patsy Kinsey and John Autry, our City Council representatives, will have City Staff there to explain the Plan in detail and answer questions. Our goal is to get the facts.
Stay tuned for more information...

posted 3/19/2012 Charlotte Community Garden Tour - May 5th - FREE, The Mecklenburg County Fruit & Vegetable Coalition invites you to join us for our second annual Can You Dig It, Charlotte Community Garden Tour! For more information read here.

posted 2/23/2012 The Charlotte City Council has adopted a new system for public forums, that is the time given to people to address the City Council on issues. [Read More]

posted 2/16/2012 On the right column of this page is a new link showing how the new Intersections for Independence Blvd and N. Sharon Amity, Idlewild Rd, and Farmingdale Dr will be reconfigured.

posted 2/16/2012 On the left column of this page is a new link for Code Enforcement Stats for our neighborhood. These stats will be posted each month after they are received from the City Code Enforcement Officer of our neighborhood.

posted 1/12/2012 Check out the Calendar:
on the left side of page. If you have any news or local events that members and neighbors would be interested in knowing about, please send them to webmaster for posting.

posted 1/10/2012 Concern-Information:
I had a package delivered by UPS and left on my front porch. I received an email notification that the package had been delivered at 10:04am but I was not able to get back home until 6pm. The package was not at my house when I arrived home and I believe that it has been stolen. I have filed a police report #T12000074 but I wanted to file a formal report with the Windsor Park neighborhood as well to warn others of the potential for stolen packages.

posted 12/29/2011 Curfew Changes
The Charlotte City Council has recently made changes in the law regarding the curfew in Charlotte. The goal of the changes is to help protect young people in our community from harm. Youth ages 15 and under and their parents need to know these changes so that they will not be in violation of the law.
The changes are effective December 15, 2011.
Curfew Hours:
Ages 12 and under: 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. seven days per week
Ages 13-15: 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. seven days per week
Youth are not in violation of the ordinance if they are accompanied by a parent or guardian or a responsible adult age 21 or over that has the parent’s permission to accompany the youth.
For more information on the curfew, including the exceptions to the ordinance, visit curfew.cmpd.org.

posted 6/21/2010 Lost and Found, items in the Windsor Park area will now be posted in the Current News Box (here) instead of a seperate email being sent to members. If you ask that something be posted, please be sure to notify the webmaster that the item has been found or returned. Items will remained posted for 7 days unless notified that item has been found or returned. It is believed that more people will see the items here, so be sure to check the website often.
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Our Demographics:

Windsor Park Neighbors, Inc. is made up of home owners from the Windsor Park, Darby Acres, Central Park, Robinhood Woods, Markham Village, Windsor Forest, and Nettlewood Acres which includes the area surrounded by Kilbourne Drive (west side), to Eastway Drive (west side), to Shamrock Drive (north side), to North Sharon Amity (east side), to Central Avenue (south side), back to Kilbourne Drive.

We were formally organized in 1999. We have now grown to over 300 households, all working for the betterment of our community.

Most of our Neighborhood is build on the old Hezekiah Alexander farm. The old Home site can be visited at "The Charlotte Museum of History", 3500 Shamrock Drive. It is the oldest home in Mecklenburg County.

Membership is free. However, costs are associated with the general operation of an association, and all contributions are welcomed. There is strength in numbers, and sometimes bigger is better. Don't delay. If you haven't joined the Association, CLICK HERE to complete the online form.