Neighborhood Association Boundaries
Neighborhood associations unify the residents of their area to address common concerns and come up with solutions; to create projects and set goals to bring those projects to fruition. A Neighborhood Association also offers a means of communication between neighbors and a stronger voice between the neighborhood and city officials.
When choosing a neighborhood, people want and seek a place that offers safety, a sense of community, well-being and beautification. Neighborhood Associations strive to make those a reality.
Cherry Hill
North: 10th Street | South: 8th Street | East: Pratt Street | West: Main Street
Claysburg
From the Jeffersonville/Clarksville border, south to 10th street, east to almost Dutch Lane and west to Mitchell Ave.
Franklin Commons
North: 7th Street | South: Market Street | East: West side of Fulton | West: East side of Spring
Mellwood
Includes the streets of Meadowlark Rd., Robin Lane, Cardinal Lane, and Blue Teal.
Northaven
North: Nole Drive | South: 10th Street | East: Northaven Dr | West: Reeds Lane
Oak Park
North: Middle Road | South: Beechwood | East: Hemlock, Lancassange, Acorn and Longview | West: Allison Lane Note: Longview extends to Utica Pike
Port Fulton Landing
North: 8th Street | South: Market Street | East: Main Street (with the inclusion of High Street and Jackson) | West: East side of Fulton Street
Rose Hill
North: Court Ave | South: W. Riverside Drive ( E. Riverside included) | East: West side of Spring | West: I-65
Stonybrooke
North: Farm fields | South: The Twilight Golf Course, Utica-Sellersburg Rd and farm fields | East: New Chapel Rd | West: IN 62 and undeveloped land
The Terraces of Park Place
Kewanna, Chippewa, Merryman, Wesley Court, Gilmore, Howell, Mohawk, Brighton, Charlestown Ave, Blanchel Terrace, Utica Pike from Ewing lane to Jackson and Park Place from Ewing lane to Main at. Bridgepoint school and all of Lottie Olgesby park and the east half of Vogt Park are included in TOPP