Neighborhood Associations

Neighborhood associations build stronger neighbor relationships, advocate for positive change in the area and establish an organized voice in city government. A city neighborhood association is a volunteer-based group of homeowners, renters, apartment dwellers, and representatives from businesses, churches, and schools in a defined neighborhood boundary who organize to improve conditions in the neighborhood. Neighborhood Associations consist of your neighbors, family, friends, and community.  When you start a neighborhood association, the people in your neighborhood get a chance to decide what needs to be done and work together to make it happen.  A group that represents the community will have the stability, credibility, and political clout to be an effective force for a better neighborhood.

Believe in Beverly Neighborhood Association


Kristi Kendrick -President

klynnk3@gmail.com

903-733-1179


New Town Neighborhood Association 


Melva Flowers -President

Melva.flowers@texarkanacollege.edu

903-244-1963

 

Shelia Price Williams - Vice President

Swill98737@aol.com

903-277-8743

 

Charlene Cornelius- Secretary

ccorn01.cc@gmail.com

903-276-0301

 

Shelia Howard - Treasurer

Shelia.Howard.104@facebook.com

903-691-9247

 

Steve Matlock- Other Duties as needed

stevie3859@gmail.com

903-244-0603


Rose Hill Neighborhood Improvement Association 


Rhonda Dolberry -President

rdolberry@aol.com

903-276-8813


Mae Hamilton -Vice President

maehamilton61@gmail.com


Joyce Johnson -Treasurer  


Vacant -Secretary



Map - Boundaries