BPCNA NEWSLETTER 4/07

BUCKINGHAM POND/CRESTWOOD NA ALBANY, NY 4/07

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J P Sullivan, President T/Fax 438-5230

e mail Lonerangeralbany@aol.com

 

 

Your neighborhood association works when you do. Become informed.

Participate. Your time, talent and efforts are your dues.

BPCNA bounds: (N) Western Ave (S) Whitehall Rd (E) S Manning Blvd (W) NYS TW/Rte85

2007 Neighborhood objectives include: (1) emergency/disaster pre-

paredness by individuals, households, schools, churches, synagogues, health care

providers, and businesses. (2) public safety through an active neighborood watch

and OPPOSING any restriction by the City of Albany to erode the Second Amend-

ment rights of law abiding neighborhood residents, and impairing their ability to

protect themselves , their loved ones, and property, from criminals and civil

disorder, particularly in times of natural disasters or terrorist attacks.

(3) building more affordable senior housing. (4) caring for and planting more trees

at curbsides and on front lawns. (5) saving open spaces. (6) preparing an improvement

and maintenance plan for Buckingham Pond Park. (7)) reducing the growing

volumes of speeding vehicle traffic and associated congeston, noise, litter, air

pollution. All of these objectives are aimed at the goal of maintaining/improving

neighborhood residential integrity/quality of life and the city property tax base

which supports city services and city schools.

Find out more by going to these websites:

http://bpcnanews.blogspot.com and

http://journals.aol.com/lonerangeralbany/lonerangeralbany/

 

Share this information with family, friends, neighbors.

 

Get involved: Be a block captain. Serve on a committee or work

on an individual assignment, such as: monitoring local and state

governments, their committees. Go to websites for details, or call

me at 438 5230

Go to: http.bpcnanews.blogspot.com      for  more

WATCHERS call Albany Police (APD) 458 9148 or 458 5660

Anti Terror Hotline: 1 866 SAFE NYS (723 3697) as needed.

Thank You Joe Sullivan