The Nevada Lidgerwood Neighborhood organization was established in the mid 1970s…

As a Community Development Steering Committee. In 1996, it became one of the first three neighborhoods to join Spokane’s newly established Neighborhood Council program. The council’s boundary runs from Euclid to Hawthorne between Division & Perry, about 4 1/2 miles long and a mile wide, and includes 11,300 households with nearly 20,000 residents, plus about 650 businesses.

The neighborhood council is about empowering people …

…to better their community as volunteers and activists - serving neighbors and working with federal, state & local agencies to optimize the use of public resources. We partner with the Neva-Wood C.O.P.S. organization and are strong supporters of Block Watch and numerous other safety and social programs. We take an active roll in city government and publish a neighborhood newsletter to inform neighbors of problems and opportunities that merit their attention and involvement. We also sponsor or assist with social activities, fund raisers, cleanup programs and craft fairs.

The Nevada Lidgerwood Neighborhood Council office is located…

…behind the Neva-Wood C.O.P.S. Shop at Addison & Wellesley. Office hours are 10 am to 2 pm, Monday thru Friday, when volunteers are available, from late August through early June, with minimal operations during the summer. The address is 4707 N Addison, Spokane WA 99207, Phone (509) 489-2099 or e-mail 4707nlnc@aimcomm.com.

All neighbors are invited to the General Meetings…

In 2009, we will be having meetings on the second Wednesday of the month in Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June, Sept, Oct, and Nov at 7 pm in the main C.O.P.S. Shop conference room.

2008 Executive Committee Officers are:

Nevada-Lidgerwood Neighborhood Assessment Report

http://www.spokaneplanning.org/Documents/Nevada-Lidgerwood%20AR.pdf