Neighborhood Alliance

We've had a big success the weekend of July 12!

Many, many thanks to Lindell and Bart Haggin for the use of the farm on the Little Spokane River, and to the many volunteers that gave their time to make it happen.

Also, congratulations to these award recipients:

Neighborhood of the Year

The Greenbluff Community

Southgate Neighborhood Council

Developer of the Year

Jim Sheehan

(Community Building and Saranac Building)

We find innovative, practical ways to address and solve the most urgent neighborhood land-use problems because the neighborhood is our special interest!

The Neighborhood Alliance is an alliance of concerned neighborhood communities and individuals committed to improving uses of land, natural resources and energy so that nature, our environment and our quality of life are sustained or improved rather than depleted or degraded.

We help plan, implement and monitor ways businesses and governments can improve and preserve our neighborhoods.

The Neighborhood Alliance uses an inclusive, collaborative process to provide a collective voice for neighborhoods as we work to influence decision-making at all levels toward our goal of an improved quality of life for this region.

Join hands across city and county neighborhood boundaries

Seek accountability and promote ethical behavior from elected and appointed officials

Empower ordinary citizens and neighborhoods by providing informational materials and educational workshops

Inform officials and others about reasonable, alternative public policy designed to promote quality of life in our neighborhoods

We encourage individuals, neighborhood groups, and interested organizations to become members of the Neighborhood Alliance to not only stay informed about issues, but also to learn about new publications, workshops and events we may hosting in your area.