Countryside community News

Quarterly Meetings
Citizens of Countryside are invited to discuss neighborhood topics.   

Next Quarterly Meeting will be held in October.  Please check back for date and time.    AGENDA:  To Be Determined

Our Meeting Place is at Countryside Rec. Center
Located at the corner of Countryside Drive & Oak.

National Night Out

National Night Out:   Is a celebration in which citizen's, police and fire personnel, business, and community leaders come together to communicate with each other and to unite against crime.  

Countryside will be participating in National Night Out.    It will be held at the picnic shelter behind the Countryside Recreation Center.  Bring your lawn chairs, bug spray, and a dessert to share.  Folding tables will be provided.  The event will run from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m on August 3rd.




Sponsored by the Fox Meadow Neighborhood Watch Group.

Contact Chris DeJohn at cdejohn@q.com for additional information

 

Graffiti 
Join NFC to rid our
Community of Graffiti refer to the links below to report graffiti: 
   Graffiti          FAQ    
Report Graffiti Online



Rid Countryside of Trash
Meet us at the
Ball Fields on Oak
the 3rd Saturday of every month at 8:00 am

It is a great way to meet neighbors and show pride in our community. 

UPDATE ON LANDSCAPE PROJECT

     Phase One of the landscaping project on Oak Street between 107th and 108th  is just about completed . We would like to start Phase two which is to  lay more rock up to 107th Avenue.  We have spent about $3,500 on the project  in phase one. 

   Phase Two is scheduled to begin the weekend of August 6th & 7th.  We really need folks to volunteer to help with laying down plastic cover, moving dirt, basic clean up and shoveling of rock.  
   If you are looking for a weight loss project, look no further.  Most of the work will be on Saturday, August 7th, and lunch will be served.  All that's required is a shovel and an extra effort to improve our commuity.  If you can help .........
  please contact me.
    

Thank you,  
Tom Roemersberger
Director for Neighbors for Countryside