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here's what's happening in your emerson/garfield neighborhood

Please look under "documents" for the proposed 2010 E-G Neighborhood cleanup plan. Comments about the plan may be directed to Karl Boldt whose email address is karl.boldt@gmail.com.

Emerson-Garfield Neighborhood Council/C.D.Steering Committee officers, elected April 8, are Stan Burke, chair; Mike Cathcart, vice chair; John Vlahovich, secretary; Sally Reid, Community Development Neighborhood Coordinator

Minutes of other monthly E-G Neighborhood Council/Steering Committee meeting are posted under "Documents."

Minutes of meetings of the Spokane city charter review committee are posted under "Other Documents."

Be sure to check out our Emerson-Garfield Neighborhood calendar for upcoming events. It's updated regularly.

Unsure if you live or work in Emerson-Garfield? Check our neighborhood map under "Documents."

The Emerson/Garfield Neighborhood is one of the cornerstone neighborhoods of Spokane, rich in tradition, history, and wonderful citizens! As a resident of Emerson/Garfield, you have many opportunities to become involved in neighborhood events and decisions. If you are not yet a resident of Emerson/Garfield, we encourage you to consider our neighborhood as place of residence. Each neighborhood is represented by a Neighborhood Council and each Neighborhood Council falls within one of three Spokane City Council Districts.

Emerson/Garfield falls within Spokane City Council District #3 and is represented by Councilwoman Nancy McLaughlin and Councilman Steve Corker. Any resident of the Emerson/Garfield Neighborhood can participate in the Neighborhood Council, and we encourage you to become an active member of your neighborhood. Stan Burke, 325-3632 is the current chair of the Emerson/Garfield Neighborhood Council, which meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the Corbin Senior Center (827 W. Cleveland), except in July, August (picnic month) and December.