Our neigborhood has 25 to 30 generous Block Captains who voluntarily deliver quarterly newsletters throughout the year, as well as managing annual Luminaria purchases.
Click HERE to find your Block Number on a Block Captain map. Once you know your Block Number, then click HERE to find your Block Captain's contact information.
To volunteer to be a Block Captain, please contact Jim Willis 275-5092 if you live in the northern areas of Fisher Park or Cheryl Poole 275-0333 if you live in the southern areas of Fisher Park.
Neighborhood Information
Fisher Park Neighborhood
Greensboro's first park suburb
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Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Educational Building
Our neighborhood has a 12-member Board. Four Board members rotate off each year and four new Board members rotate on. The Board is never static. We attempt to have a relatively equal number of Board members from the four quadrants of our neighborhood, with Elm Street and the Park itself defining the four quadrants. To nominate yourself or a neighbor to the neighborhood Board, please contact President John McLendon. The Board meets monthly at the date/time/location noted below. For specific dates, click the News tab. Click here to learn of neighborhood volunteer opportunities and responsibilities.
Ourneighborhood Articles of Incorporation were created in September 1978 and our neighborhoodBylaws were amended in 2007. Minutes of monthly Board of Directors meetings are usually available within a month after a Board meeting. They must be typed by our Secretary, a Board volunteer, and approved at the following meeting, then can be posted, so we appreciate your patience.
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Our neighborhood is approximately 7 x 7 city blocks in size. View a map of our Fisher Park neighborhood. Our neighborhood Association represents the entire neighborhood, not just the smaller Historic District within the neighborhood.
Want to use the City park for a special event? Need to know City park rules and regs? You may need to complete a City of Greensboro Park Request Form. Of course, small informal events don't require any form. Just get out there and enjoy our delightful Fisher Park!
In 2003, neighborhood volunteers mailed a survey, gathered results, and held two public meetings to document concerns and desires of our neighborhood residents and property owners. There is much raw data you are welcome to see, but here is an overview of the Fisher Park Next Generation Committee's findings. Only you can help bring these goals to fruition. Find a goal you'd like to participate in, then contact any Board memberto volunteer your time for any project. Thank you!
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Neighborhood Newsletter
Four or more times each year, volunteers generate Fisher Parker newsletters. Our 25-30 neighborhood volunteer Block Captains deliver newsletters to our over 800 homes, apartments, and businesses. We always encourage additional volunteers to help deliver to blocks without Block Captains, to write articles, to manage advertisements, or to assume the editorship for Fisher Parker newsletters. Click HERE to read newsletter issues. Contact Ann Stringfield to volunteer your interest and talents in Fisher Parker newsletter production!
Neighborhood House & Garden Tours
Every 4-5 years, neighborhood volunteers coordinate a home and garden tour as a fundraiser for our neighborhood. Our successful 2002 tourcelebrated our neighborhood's centennial. To volunteer to help organize another tour, e-mail Todd McCain.
Police consistently advise us not to give money or work to people who wander through neighborhoods, because it only enables behaviors better helped in other ways. A source of significant local community health and human services is available 24/7/365 by dialing 2-1-1
Our Neighborhood/Community Watch volunteer is Sonya Loweat 336-209-5525or lowesonya@gmail.com.Also, please post your neighborhood watch concerns to our e-mail list and contact Sonya Lowe ito organize a neighborhood-wide Community Watch meeting.
Neighborhood Greeters
We are fortunate to have up to four neighbors, one in each quadrant, who volunteer to greet new neighbors and deliver a copy of recent newsletters, a map of the neighborhood and Historic District, Historic District Guidelines, and other valuable information. If YOU are new in the neighborhood, please contact a neighborhood Greeter to arrange a brief visit. Understand that neighborhood Greeters do not patrol to see who has moved in, so it's up to you to contact our volunteer Greeters. Click here to see our 4 Greeter's contact information.
Fisher Park Playgroup a.k.a. Young Fisher Parkers!
As our neighborhood grows increasingly younger with new generations of children on every block, we encourage neighborhood children to develop neighborhood friendships. Rebecca Woell coordinates a Fisher Park Playgroup. Our neighborhood's playgroup is laid back, inviting, and a great opportunity for parents and children to meet. Call Rebecca Woell at 404-0898 or woelljr@earthlink.net.
