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Mt. Scott-Arleta N.A. meetings are always held the first Wednesday of every month, at 6:30 p.m., in the Mt. Scott Community Center's Pool Room. Everyone who lives or works in the Neighborhood is a member of the Association, and anyone who attends two meetings is welcome to run for a Board position in May. Board members have an official vote on issues important to our neighborhood, but everyone is welcome to share your priorities and opinions. This May we will have a few open positions, Chair, Vice Chair, Land Use Chair -- these are important and we hope neighbors who have an interest will join the team. You won't be stepping into any position blindly, us chairs are still around and are HAPPY to teach you the ins and outs of the neighborhood board. After 4/5 year runs some of need a bit a break. Put on that volunteer hat and help us shape our future.  This week we will be learning about the sewer project that is happening in the neighborhood and is expected to last for the ne

The Mt. Scott-Arleta Neighborhood had its February meeting tonight.  Want to know what we've been discussing?  Want to see if your interests are on the agenda or a topic of discussion?  Skim the minutes of the last two months of meetings, and put our March meeting on your calendar now! - January 2016 minutes - February 2016 minutes Mt. Scott-Arleta N.A. meetings are always held the first Wednesday of every month, at 6:30 p.m., in the Mt. Scott Community Center's Pool Room.  Everyone who lives or works in the Neighborhood is a member of the Association, and anyone who attends two meetings is welcome to run for a Board position in May.  Board members have an official vote on issues important to our neighborhood, but everyone is welcome to share your priorities and opinions. Please visit the meeting on March 2nd at 6:30 p.m., and see how we can all work together to make our neighborhood the place we all LOVE to live!

Dear neighbors, I wanted to express gratitude for the Neighborhood Association system and in particular the opportunity to serve on the Mt. Scott-Arleta neighborhood board for the past four years with such thoughtful and caring fellow board members. It’s been an honor to chair the meetings of people who are showing up to create community by working together for the benefit of everyone who lives, works, and plays here. As I depart for a sabbatical in the agrarian hills of Southern Oregon in late March, I will reflect on the many accomplishments of our board in which I’ve had the pleasure to participate. Among the more memorable ones are: The neighborhood-involvement survey funded by SEUL Supporting Foster Green and the Alley Allies project with Foster-Powell NA Neighborhood Kickball Champions League also funded by SEUL Beautifying and caring for the Arleta Triangle & Our Happy Block(fiscally sponsored by SEUL) The amazing Neighborhood Clean-ups with Foster-Powell NA And many great f