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The
PNA Announces it's 2nd Annual Scholarship Essay contest.
Through hard work, community support, and accessibility to resources we believe
that all children can accomplish goals and continue on to higher education.
The PNA will reward one graduating high school senior $500 for the furtherance
of their studies. more
Pico
Neighborhood Association is working to improve your mobility within
Santa Monica. The City of Santa Monica’s “Know
Before You Go” program provides weekly updates of City and permitted
utility projects within the City’s streets, sidewalks, parks, and other
public space that are expected to impact the public for more than one day.
A
newly elected PNA Board has ushered in a new era of community engagement in
the Pico Neighborhood. Many in the community are excited about the increased
level of activism that has brought important improvements to the quality of
life in the Pico Neighborhood. "We are focused on providing a family-centered
approach to leadership in our community," stated newly elected PNA Board
member Maria Loya.
The newly elected PNA Board has prioritized issues vital to supporting the working
class families that make up the majority of Pico Neighborhood residents. More
New
PNA Board Ushers in a New Era of
Community Activism and Involvement
The Pico Neighborhood
Association
1705 Pico Blvd • Box 125 • Santa Monica • CA 90405-1648
Pico
Neighborhood Association:
SUPPORT
THE PICO NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION!
Become
a member TODAY
Board meetings
are held on the 2nd Thursday of every month at 7pm at Virginia Park in Santa
Monica...
Contact Us
at 1705 Pico Blvd.
Box 125
Santa Monica, CA
90405-1648
or, e-mail us
We
are a homegrown, grassroots voice with a community heart. We are neighbors working
together to improve the quality of life and participate in the local decisions
that affect us.
Established in 1979, the PICO Neighborhood Association (PNA) is a non-profit
organization that has been involved in a wide variety of issues - crime &
safety, housing, neighborhood conditions, commercial development, City Hall
watch, youth activities, parks, and traffic control.
Important
Neighborhood Stuff!
The
U.S. Census counts every resident in the United States, and is required by
the Constitution to take place every 10 years.
The 2010 Census will help communities receive more than $400 billion in federal
funds each year for things like:
Hospitals
Job training centers
Schools
Senior centers
Bridges, tunnels and other-public works projects
Emergency services
The data collected by the census also help determine the number of seats your
state has in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Summer
programs:
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