Improving our communities requires involvement from each of us and getting to know your neighbor is the first step to developing a stronger, safer and more resilient community. Through Hi Neighbor, residents now have the resources available to make positive changes in your neighborhood.
The greatest contribution you, as an individual, can make in your community is to make yourself available in support of your neighbors. Utilizing your unique skills and enthusiasm for the betterment of your neighborhood is a rewarding experience. The first step in getting involved in your neighborhood is to get to know your neighbors.
Make a commitment to meet at least 5 neighbors and write down their contact information. Aside from the fact that your neighbors are part of your community, they can also be a safety net if you ever need something. By getting to know your neighbors, a lot of valuable information can be learned.
Getting to know your neighbors also helps create a sense of community. Whether it�s hosting a neighborhood meeting, block party, or summer barbeque, Hi Neighbor makes neighborhood networking simple and fun!
Neighborhood Clean-up Campaigns provide trash bins to neighborhoods once a year, free of charge to help dispose of large items that do not fit in conventional trash containers. Work together with your neighbors and host a Clean-up today!
How to host a Neighborhood Clean-Up Campaign:
Submit your contact information and requested clean-up date here. Please allow at least two weeks before your requested clean-up date here.
Work with a Neighborhood Services Specialist to choose locations for your trash bins and create a flyer.
Walk around your neighborhood and get volunteers to help pass out flyers.
Host your Neighborhood Clean-up! Walk around, meet your neighbors and encourage everyone to participate!
You are encouraged to volunteer in one of many City programs and attend your Neighborhood District Council and City Council meetings to discuss issues concerning the community and your neighborhood. You can view City Council meetings live by visiting www.anaheim.net.
Meet Your Neighbor
Create an Emergency Contact List
Plan a Neighborhood Party
Plan A Neighborhood Clean-up
Volunteer
