A.O. Smith/Tower Neighborhood Residents to create a Community Advisory Board
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Categories: State Budget Priorities, Civil Liberties & Privacy, Consumer Protection, Corporate Accountability , Economic Fairness, Education, Ethical Government, Electoral Reform, Environment & Conservation, Civil Rights, Immigration, Peace and Social Justice, Property Rights, Public Infrastructure, Smart Energy, African American Issues, Agriculture and Farming, Asian American Issues, Children and Family Issues, Communities of Faith, Criminal Justice Reform, Energy, GLBT Community, Hmong Issues, Higher Education, Hispanic and Latino Issues, Housing and Homelessness, Jobs and Economy, Native American Issues, Senior Issues, Student Issues, Veterans Issues, Transportation, Water Issues, WMC Watch, Women's Issues, Tax Fairness, Labor
The resident's of the A.O. Smith/Tower Automotive neighborhood and everyone who feels personally connected to the site have decided it is time they build a united front for change in their neighborhood. They are researching Community Advisory Board models around the country with the hopes of creating their own board here in Milwaukee. The board will not be a 501c3, will be autonomous from any funding strings and will speak directly to the needs and the political concerns of the residents.
Residents who are interested in helping this effort should attend the next neighborhood meeting on May 10th, 2008 at the Center Street Library. (27th and Fond du Lac) at 10:15 AM.
This meeting is open to anyone who cares about what is happening in our city and believes that residents should have the opportunity to compete for the jobs our money creates!
Residents who are interested in helping this effort should attend the next neighborhood meeting on May 10th, 2008 at the Center Street Library. (27th and Fond du Lac) at 10:15 AM.
This meeting is open to anyone who cares about what is happening in our city and believes that residents should have the opportunity to compete for the jobs our money creates!
