Neighborhood associations are an important part of the involvement and volunteerism of the residents of the community in city government. Active neighborhood associations enhance resident involvement and provide an important channel for information relative to the activities of the City. A neighborhood association is a group of people organized within a geographical area for the purpose of studying and acting on issues affecting neighborhood and citywide livability and government operations, and that also actively solicits broad involvement by all residents within the association's boundary. There is no cost to be a part of a neighborhood association, and it should be noted that neighborhood associations are not Homeowners Associations (HOA).
More information on the Recognition of Neighborhood Association: Code Chapter 2, Article VIII
Interactive Map - to Find My Neighborhood
Click HERE for the Neighborhood Association Calendar
Click HERE for help in forming or "jumpstarting" your neighborhood association.
Click HERE to view the general Neighborhood Association areas within the Keizer. **Maps show approximate boundaries only**
Greater Gubser Neighborhood Association ("GGNA")
Greater Northeast Keizer Neighborhood Association ("GNEKNA")
Northwest Keizer Neighborhood Association ("NWKNA")
Southeast Keizer Neighborhood Association ("SEKNA")
West Keizer Neighborhood Association ("WKNA")
Forms
Expense Guidelines with Reimbursement Form - for Neighborhood Associations
Expense Reimbursement Form - for Neighborhood Associations
Other
Neighborhood Traffic Management Program
