Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Saturday, June 24th , 2017 Community Neighborhood Meeting and Planning

What: General Neighborhood Planning Meeting
When: Saturday, June 24th, at 10am *arrive 9:50 am
Where: Grace Fellowship Church, 3879 N. Port Washington Ave
Contact: 5pnamil@gmail.com or fb: 5points neighborhood association-5pna
If you answer any of these questions yes or no, meet and speak with 5PNA,MPD, & community organizers. Be the change you want to see & improve your area.
*Can you explain what the NID is & how it will impact you as a renter, property and homeowner, stakeholder?  _yes   _no
*Are you concerned about crime, safety, &violence? _yes  _no
*Would you like youth & adult activities in the area?  _yes  _no
*Are you interested in saving on food through gardening? __yes _no
*Did you participate in the Catholic Work Camp home improvement program? ___yes ___no
*Would you like a clean neighborhood?  _yes _no
*Would you take a bus trip with the group to a Brewers game ($3 bus fee per person to cover cost of bus…tickets sponsored by Brewers for July 3rd at 1:10pm)  ____yes  ____no
*Do you have the skills to recognize someone’s language that reveals they need help and are you willing to participate in a Mental Health First Aid class? What if that person were about to attempt suicide and your intervention could save a life until help arrived?  ___yes   ____no
*We will have divide into groups to plan seminars and activities.

                   Neighborhood Policies
*Lights on from dark to dusk
*Report any suspicious activities.
*Noise free zone after 8pm. Reminder this does not mean booming noise can go through the day as there are people who work third shift that deserve the right to sleep and those ill in the area.  Keep noise levels down.
*If there are any private parties held in yards, larger than 10-15 people, book a pavilion or a private space for large parties. Respect neighbors during these curb music with abusive lyrics and swearing.
*Clean up the debris in your yard.
*Helping the seniors and disabled individuals in the area.
*Firecrackers and gunshots reported immediately.  Please do not shoot off firecrackers and gunshots for fun as many vets reside in the area.
*Attend neighborhood meetings and give input. WE will have plenty of activities for youth,seniors, and adults alike.  Your participation is appreciated.
*Work on committees and keep a count on who moves in and out of the neighborhood and who is the owner of properties.
*All policies are not written here but address neighborhood safety, participation, cleanliness, and respect.
*Excessive loitering even from visitors is not permitted.
*Make the 5 Points area great again! Be the change you want to see.
*Submit landlord information to 5pnamil@gmail.com
Thank you for your cooperation.

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

From Alderman Rainey re: health Fairs


from DWD Frederick Nelson

Hello Community,
 
If You are looking for Employment or You know someone who is,
 
PLEASE attend or refer someone to the "Our Community Our Solution Job & Resource Event"  at the King Center.
 
OUR COMMUNITY OUR SOLUTION
 
JOB AND RESOURCE FAIR
 
 
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center
1531 W. Vliet St., Milwaukee, WI 53205
 
Wednesday June 14, 2017
 
Time: 10 a.m. - 12 noon
 
Over 100 positions available
Participating Companies
 
  • Milwaukee Urban League
  • Labor Solutions,
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
  • Public Allies Milwaukee
  • Clean Slate Milwaukee
  • Goriteway.
  • ETE reman transmissions
  • MAXIMUS
  • Prince Telecom, LLC
  • Volunteers of America's
  • AttentaCare Residential Living Options (ARLO)
  • Office of Veteran Services  
  • COA Youth & Family Centers
  • WIS International
  • Community Financial Service Center (CFSC)
  • FedEx
  • MCFI Home Care
  • Milwaukee Center for Independence (MCFI)
  • Home Helpers of Greater Milwaukee
  • Med Group Home Health Care
  • RITUS CORPORATION
  • Spectrum
  • UBER SENIOR CARE
  • Rescare
  • America Works
  • Pitney Bowes
  • Noas Waste Management
  • My Father House
  • New Concept
  • VISIONS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
  • Employ Milwaukee
  • St Charles
  • Comfort Sleepers
  • Artmax
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Any questions, Please Contact:
Frederick D Nelson III DWD
 
 
SPONSORERD BY:
MFHI, NAACP, RESCARE, NEW CONCEPT, MILWAUKEE COUNTY PARKS, AMERICA WORKS, AND
DWD JOB SERVICE

Thursday, June 8, 2017

from Pastor Marbley of Westside MBC

Come and enjoy.  Let's expand our youth's mind's and encourage faith and love to build our communities.


Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Brewers Buddies Program and Ms. Cecelia Gore

Thank you to the Milwaukee Brewers Buddies program and Ms. Cecelia Gore for ensuring that 5pna honor students who attend Hawthorne and our students with special needs attended last night's game. Samuel Sims, President



Friday, June 2, 2017

From Jabril re: NID and need for neighborhood input

Harambee residents and homeowners will meet on Saturday June 3rd 12pm-1:30pm at Solomon Community Temple (3295 N Dr. MLK Drive) to discuss and approve the bylaws submitted by the Rules Committee. These bylaws will be the rules by which the NID will operate and will determine how NID home repair funds are distributed. Residents and homeowners are encourged to attend. The proposed bylaws are available for review here. http://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/ac95e7_1f971fc82d9b4725820156c4e2c0d81a.pdf?utm_source=HGNI+Update&utm_campaign=9bf16b49e9-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2017_06_02&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1752868cba-9bf16b49e9-190457149 This meeting is open to the public

from Alderwoman Chantia Lewis

CampHERO Program Approaching Fast
The Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission is recruiting a diverse group of high school girls for the Second Annual CampHERO Milwaukee – a summer camp to be held July 9th - 14th.
If you know someone who may be interested in this opportunity, please have them contact Kischa Buford directly at414-286-5135 or kbufor@milwaukee.gov , or they may complete the application online athttp://www.gswise.org/en/camp---outdoors/camp-outdoors.html. Thirty girls will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Please do not be alarmed by the pricing - FULL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE.
The Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission, Girl Scouts of Southeastern Wisconsin and MATC partnered to bring CampHERO to Milwaukee. CampHERO is a camp for high-school girls to provide hands on experience with careers that are considered "a man's job” including Firefighter, Police Officer and EMT. It is a week-long camp packed with activities such as foot pursuit, repelling from a three-story tower and CPR certification training. Not only will the girls have hands-on training on protective service careers, but they are exposed to life as a camper as they explore and sleep at Girls Scouts Camp Alice Chester in East Troy.
Last summer, 20 high-school girls participated in the camp and three of them (current seniors) are now pursuing careers in the protective services as a Fire Cadet or Police Aide.