We send out agenda, meeting minutes, and other relevant information to residents via email. There are three ways to get added to this list:

• Email us directly at wpnacolumbus@gmail.com

• Complete the Contact Us form below stating you would like to receive these emails.

• Add your email when completing the sign-in sheet at any of our community meetings,

In turn, these are the same options if you would like to be removed from the list to stop receiving emails from us.

Yes. WPNA charges dues to residents. During our May meeting, residents voted to adopt the following fees:

• Individual $10

• Seniors +65 $5

• Household $20

Paying dues allows members to vote on community meetings and helps fund any expenses like the summer and holiday events. Household members get one vote while individuals get one vote each.

Please note that these fees are the minimum, and that if you are so inclined, you can pay more.

For an in-depth resource of the historic homes in our neighborhood, please visit http://www.woodlandparkcolumbus.com/

There is also a Wikipedia page done about Woodland Park with comprehensive information about the history and characteristics of the neighborhood: Wikipedia - Woodland Park Columbus, OH

There is a Facebook group for residents. You can request access by messaging the administrators. The group can be found in this link: Woodland Park Columbus Ohio

There are multiple organizations working within or around Woodland Park that could be good resources for you. Some of them include:

• Near East Side Area Commission. Woodland Park is part of NEAC’s district 2. Their website can be found following this link: Near East Area Commission

• OSU Healthy Community Center, located in Long Street, will have programming for the community. There is a newsletter you can sign up to keep up with any events or notices. Website can be found here: OSU Healthy Community Center

• Columbus Metropolitan Library has their Martin Luther King Branch in the corner of Taylor Ave and Long St. Other branches can be located followin this link: CML's library locations

• Bronzeville Growers Market works diligently in educating people on food access and gardening. They are involved with several community gardens around the Near East and hold a farmers market. Their website can be found here: Bronzeville Growers Market

• The Growing and Growth Collective is also involved in urban farming and they take care of the community garden in Greenway Ave. They hold different events through the year. There website links can be found in this link: GGC Linktree Information

We are always looking for more people to join WPNA. We all volunteer our time and skills and are happy to welcome new officers. You can become an officer by coming to one of our community meetings and letting the group know your intent and what title you want to pursue. The community then votes and moves to approve your nomination/selection.

You can email us or complete the Contact Us form below to request additional information.

Yes!

If you don’t want to volunteer as an officer, there is always opportunity to volunteer at our meetings and events. Depending on what you would like to help with and feel comfortable doing, we are happy to have as many hands on deck as possible.

Volunteering activities may include distributing flyers through the neighborhood, posting on social media, picking up printed materials, taking pictures at events, and other tasks. Also, if you have any ideas of things you would like to see happen in the neighborhood, please feel free to reach out.