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Welcome to the North Loop!

The North Loop Neighborhood Association is a group of enthusiastic, committed volunteers using their passions and skills to keep this neighborhood strong and vibrant. Whether it’s bringing neighbors together for fun events, working to create more green spaces, enhancing pedestrian safety or spreading the word through this website and social media about our many exciting developments, the Board Members put in the hours needed to make sure the North Loop’s positive momentum continues.

Vision

Foster a strong community that is rich in the diversity of ideas, talents, people and property. Toward that end the Neighborhood shall promote a climate of safety, livability and improvement through public neighborhood meetings, communication, creation of programs that encourage community participation and advocacy with relevant municipal and county organizations.

Mission

The North Loop Neighborhood Association (NLNA) is an organization consisting of and conducted by the residents, property owners, and business owners of the North Loop Neighborhood. The purpose of the organization is to foster a strong community rich in diversity of ideas, talents, people and property. Toward that end, the NLNA shall promote a climate of safety, livability, and improvement through public neighborhood meetings and communication and advocacy with the relevant municipal and county organizations. Further, we shall:

  • Promote the idea of doing business with local merchants, restaurants, coffee shops, service providers, and others who help make the North Loop a vibrant community,
  • Encourage neighborhood engagement and participation,
  • Become the go-to informational resource for neighborhood residents and businesses, and
  • Engage and attract prospective residents and businesses

By-Laws

Resolutions, Letters & Statements

Below are Resolutions, Letters of Support, Statements and other documents approved by the NLNA board of directors, and used to formally state and document the board’s position on matters impacting the neighborhood.

NLNA Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Policy

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