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NEWS
FLASHES! Next Meeting: Monday January 30, 2012, 7:30PM,
Kings Harbor MultiCare Center, Gun Hill Road at Stillwell Ave. Agenda:
Update on community concerns A Note About Our Guest Speakers The Northeast Bronx Association is a Not-For-Profit Civic/Social Welfare Organization,
and according to state regulations is not permitted to engage directly or indirectly in political campaigns or endorse candidates
for public office. When elected officials are invited to speak at our meetings, they are there to inform
the community of activities within their jurisdiction and to answer questions. NEBA cannot allow them to
campaign for election. NEBA attempts to establish good relations with ALL our elected representatives -
regardless of political affiliation, to further the interests of our community and to obtain public funding for programs that
benefit our community, and are provided to the community at no cost. We are extremely grateful for the
support and funding provided by our elected representatives. However that relationship is not to be implied
as an endorsement for any candidate running for political office. In the same vein NEBA will not allow
anyone who attends our meetings to engage in politicking or campaigning.
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to our success.
See links at the bottom of this page to other community related websites.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
If you would like more information or would like to placed on (or removed from) our email or postal
mailing lists, call or fax 718-231-8569 or email info@nebxassn.com or write to us at NorthEast Bronx Assn Inc, PO Box 681
Baychester Station Bronx, NY 10469-0681.
Please scroll down to the bottom of this page for links to other important
community related sites.
The Northeast Bronx Association was formed to preserve and improve the quality of life
and promote harmony within the community. We are a non-profit, volunteer based organization consisting of concerned residents.
NEBA is proud to be the recipient of the following awards: Award for Excellence from the NY State Attorney General Citation from the NY State Assembly Community Service Award from the Jewish Community Council of Pelham Parkway Various citations from the NYPD
Programs and Services of the NorthEast Bronx Association:
• Civilian
Mobile Patrol and Blockwatchers program that works closely with the 49th precinct to help control crime and other quality
of life violations.
• Operate Crime Alert Network in conjunction with the 49th Precinct.
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Reporting community concerns to the local Community Planning Board and following up to make sure that those concerns are resolved.
• Hosting meetings for the discussion of neighborhood concerns between residents, businesses, elected officials,
and local government agencies.
• Promoting programs for seniors and youth, including Seniors Day Out and Bedtime
Stories for Children.
• Hosting a Community Fair and Flea Market.
• Disseminating information
to the community on any issues of concern and eliciting the input and participation of all residents via Newsletter,
print media, and the Internet.
• Sponsoring Blood drives, Toys for Tots, Food and Clothing drives for the
needy.
If you are a resident of the Northeast Bronx and would like more information about our organization, or
you would like to be on (or be removed from) our mailing or email notification list, please call 718 231-8569 or Email us
at info@nebxassn.com
The Northeast Bronx Association Inc (NEBA) is a non-profit community based organization that
provides the information herein as a service to the community. NEBA is simply a conduit for the dissemination of this information
from what we believe are reputable sources. However the original source of this information (not NEBA) is responsible for
the content herein. It is not to be implied that NEBA endorses any person, organization or program due to its listing herein. A
Note About Our Guest Speakers The Northeast Bronx Association is organized
as a Civic/Social Welfare Organization. According to our corporate charter, federal and state regulations
related to our status as a not-for-profit organization, NEBA is not permitted to engage directly or indirectly in political
campaigns or endorse candidates for public office. When NEBA invites elected representatives to speak at our
meetings, we do so in the interest of establishing a dialogue with those representatives for the benefit of the residents
of our community. They are there to inform the community of activities within their jurisdiction and to
answer questions. NEBA cannot allow them to campaign for election. Since its inception NEBA
has attempted, and in most cases succeeded, to establish good relations with ALL our elected representatives - regardless
of political affiliation, to further the interests of our community and to obtain government funding for our programs, which
benefit our community, and which are provided to the community at no cost. END
We are extremely grateful for the support and funding provided by our elected representatives. However
that relationship is not to be implied as an endorsement for any candidate running for political office. In the same vein NEBA will not allow
anyone who attends our meetings to engage in politicking or campaigning. Anyone who has a concern related
to our community who wishes to speak at our meetings can do so; provided they inform us what it is they wish to speak about
- prior to the meeting. NEBA reserves the privilege to allow or disallow a speaker based upon a determination
of the relevance of their topic to our community. END
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