THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF REDFORD WELCOMES YOU!
Our Redford Township Council of Neighborhood Associations was createdto support our neighborhood associations. The purpose is to build strong, friendly neighborhood communities. All our associations work together in providing community-wide events that are entertaining to you and your family as residents of The Charter Township of Redford.
Included on the backside of this sheet is a list of established neighborhood associations including contact person(s) and neighborhood parameters. Please take a moment to review the listing.
If you locate a neighborhood association within your new neighborhood, call a contact person and check with them on the calendar of events that have been planned within your neighborhood.
No association in your neighborhood, call The Council of Neighborhood Associations - 387-2771
To learn more about the many activities offered within the township.You may also research us on the internet www.redfordtwp.comAre you interested in helping to start a new association in your neighborhood?Please call! Our goal is to expand the number of neighborhood associations to encompass the entire township. Working together, we can build a community where everyone has an enjoyable place to live.
A neighborhood association is an organized group of people who live in a specific area "neighborhood" and have a vested interest in improving the quality of life in their community. These people come together to reach common objectives that they establish as a group. These goals range from a simple weekly cleanup to creating a committee structure and developing a wide range of other monthly events.
When neighbors come together, lots of positive things can happen…
- Sense of community is created
- Common goals are established
- Neighborhood's resources are used to their fullest
- Shows the neighborhood is united
- Improvements in the neighborhood happen quickly
Township-wide events also help to foster the sense of community pride. The Council hosts the following events for everyone to enjoy:
How can you get involved? Is there an existing neighborhood association within your neighborhood? Check our list of existing associations. Each group is composed of business owners or neighbors that care about their neighborhood.
Click on the colored areas for their association.
Jefferson Neighborhood Association
West of Beech Daly to East of Inkster
South of West Chicago to North of Joy Road
Contact: Mike Fletcher 313-937-2550
Click here for info.Rogers Park Association
Grand River Avenue to Eight Mile Road
Beech Daly Road to Five Points
Contact: Fran Lafferty 313-255-7545
Brady Block Club
Contact: Barbara Snyder 313-534-5164Western Heights Association
South of Five Mile
East of Inkster and West of Meadowbrook
Contact: Pam Lange 313-255-1227
Western View Association
South of Western Golf Course (on Beech), to East of Beech Daly
North of Schoolcraft and West of Telegraph
Contact: Maggie Handy-Prey 313-538-1411
Click here for January 2009 Newsletter
Plymouth Road Association
Plymouth Road
Beech Daly West to Inkster
Contact: "Jeep" Newton 313-937-2510Grand Dale Association
West of Beech Daly to East of Inkster
North of West Chicago Road to South of Plymouth Road
Contact: Sue Thompson 313-937-0548Telegraph Hazelton Association
Telegraph Road to Hazelton
Plymouth Road to Joy Road
Contact: Berline Brown 313-538-8313
23511 Meadow Park
