The North Avondale Neighborhood Association
Residents of Cincinnati, Ohio have rights and options regarding door-to-door sales and solicitation. Here’s a breakdown of how to manage or stop unwanted door-to-door salespeople: 1. “No Soliciting” Signs: 2. Right to Cancel (Cooling-Off Rule): 3. Reporting Violations or Concerns: 4. Additional Tips:
Join us at our Mitchell Avenue Workshop Share your ideas for the I-75 corridor! There are three opportunities to share your ideas! Join us for the meeting that fits your schedule. The Revive Cincinnati Update will explore opportunities to reconnect and bring positive economic development to the neighborhoods along the […]
The City of Cincinnati has a drone program primarily focused on supporting city operations and law enforcement, with a growing emphasis on using drones as first responders. The city has acquired drones to assist with infrastructure maintenance and is establishing citywide regulations for drone registration. Additionally, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office has launched […]
CincyAlert, powered by Smart911, is the official public alerting and emergency notification system used by the City of Cincinnati. Smart911 is a free national service that allows residents to create a Safety Profile for their household, containing information they want 9-1-1 and first responders to have in an emergency. This information is accessed […]
Carolyn Gillman
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On Feb 19th we had another excellent meeting reviewing potential guidelines. See below Presentation, which has been updated with a few of the consensus items we discussed. We also discussed with groups that are currently interested in expanding or creating separate future districts and I offered to meet with them […]
We have learned the $2.0 million HUD grant was awarded for the City to implement the Connected Communities ordinance, which eliminated single family zoning along a 1/2 mile radius of Reading Road. We recommend NANA leadership invite City representatives and Council members to a NANA meeting to provide transparency of the city’s plans, especially […]
I have learned that the City is applying for a $2,000,000 HUD grant to implement the actions provided for in the City’s “Connected Communities” Ordinance which was passed in June, 2024. As you may recall, this Ordinance provided for the elimination of single family zoning and replaced it with multifamily […]
Find out how to view and download the community input package to participate in this process via email.