Thank You, Howard Park Neighbors!

  Our first meeting was a real success. We had a packed house...one of the biggest first meetings ever, according to some. Corporal Jerry Blevins and Corporal Dan Bartok gave a very informative presentation about Dearborn's Neighborhood Watch program. We all learned easy and affordable ways to protect ourselves and our homes from the 'bad guys.'
  John Cascardo, Neighborhood Redevelopment Coordinator for the city was also on hand and touched on a lot of our neighborhood concerns; rental homes, vacant homes, code violations and more. We'll continue to delve deeper into these important issues in future meetings.
  Most importantly, we learned we have a community filled with a lot of active, concerned citizens. We'll take the time to get to know each other more in future meetings, and even have a little fun.
  We'll announce our next meeting very soon. It will definitely include snacks (and more chairs)!

Tonight's the Night!

  Remember, the first meeting of the Howard Park Neighborhood Association will take place tonight at 7pm in the Media Room of Howard Elementary School. 
Bring a neighbor!

First Meeting: October 22nd

   The Howard Park Neighborhood Association will hold its first meeting on Thursday, October 22nd at 7pm. The meeting will take place in the Media Room at Howard Elementary School. Help us spread the word and we look forward to seeing you all there!

Homes & Businesses of Howard Park (Pt. 2)

A few more examples of our area's fine homes and shops...

Homes & Businesses of Howard Park (Pt. 1)

We have a lot of beautiful homes and thriving businesses in our neighborhood. Here are just a few...

                  

Want your home or business featured here? Just send us some pics at howardparkneighborhood@yahoo.com !

Welcome!

The Howard Park Neighborhood Association is now active for the first time in several years. Our area consists of the area south of Ford Road to Wilson Street, bound by Telegraph to the west and Outer Drive to the east.

Like other neighborhood associations throughout Dearborn, ours can be a helpful conduit between city leaders and our unique community.

Soon, we hope to have meetings to address questions regarding issues like Dearborn’s Public Service Days and Neighborhood Watch Program.

Until then, please keep in touch so we can keep you up to date with future programs, events and any other information that impacts the residents of Howard Park.

If you have any neighborhood news to announce, please let us know and we'll post it here. Just send an e-mail to howardparkneighborhood@yahoo.com