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CURRENT
NEWSLETTER
About
the RNA
The
Regent Neighborhood Association in Madison, Wisconsin, exists to
promote neighborhood civic-mindedness; to maintain and improve the
family and residential qualities of the community; to maintain
appropriate relations with local businesses, landlords, and renters;
and to improve the quality of the schools, green spaces, transportation
services, and other municipal services serving the neighborhood.
The boundaries of the neighborhood are Breese Terrace, Campus Drive,
Franklin Avenue, Speedway, and the bike paths running from Glenway
Street to Breese Terrace.
Membership is open to all persons residing in the
association’s
area who are at least 18 years of age. The association is governed by a
Board of Directors comprised of the officers and officer-elects
(president, immediate past president, secretary, and treasurer), five
at-large members, and the chairs of the standing committees. All terms
are one year, commencing at the annual membership meeting in May.
The Bylaws
of the Regent Neighborhood association further describe the
association’s operational and philosophical guidelines.
The list of current board officers, committee chairs, and area
representatives can be found on the Contact
page of this Web site.
SCHOOL SAFETY AND SECURITY
You should call the MADISON POLICE DEPARTMENT
(911) if you witness any crime
in progress to include:
drug dealing, graffiti, arson, gambling, etc. if you are witnessing
other types of suspicious behaviors, which may or may not be indicative
of illegal activities, do not hesitate to call the command staff of the
South Police District at 266-5938.
The South District is located at 825 Hughes Place. The command staff of
the South Police District includes Captain Jim Wheeler, Lt. Jane
Stoklasa (patrol), and Lt. Wayne Strong (detectives).
The following
information is needed to make the most efficient use of our resources:
Description of
the behaviors.
Description of the individuals involved to include race, sex, size,
clothing, etc
Location.
Times that the behavior occurs.Any vehicles associated with the
behaviors to include make, model, color, and license plate.
You should call WEST
HIGH SECURITY at 204-4128 if you observe any
of the following
Loud,
boisterous, disturbing behavior
Littering
Loitering – students just hanging out
It will be
important for you to provide the following information:
Description of the problem (1,2,3 above)
Description of the youths involved – clothing, race, size,
and any other identifying features (vehicle, location).
Your telephone number and name – we will never share this
information with offenders, but it will allow us to contact you to
share our findings or clarify your information.
SHOP THE CO-OP
Help Keep our neighborhood co-op open!
RNA
WEATHER
Click above (or at the left)
for the weather in our neighborhood.
NEIGHBORHOOD
PLAN POSTINGS
Please visit the links in the left
panel regarding the neighborhood
development planning project. Several updates and new items have
been posted behind them. The "Old Unv Ave Corridor" is a new link
devoted to planning directed at this sector of our hood: the related
RFP is posted for your review and comment; the Rationale is provided
for your orientation to the focus on this corridor
Postings to the Planning Links will ensue as we move forward. *Keep
tabs.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE REDELOPMENT
At the July 4th picnic residents were asked to fill out a questionaire
based on input from a May 12 meeting to discuss the redevelopment of
University Avenue. Here are the RESULTS
BOARD MEETINGS
Calendar.
Minutes.
BECOME A MEMBER
RNA needs you! Join us
at our meetings and events that occur throughout the year. The Membership Committee
needs help.
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