The Hyde Park Neighborhood Membership Drive is taking place in September and October. We appreciate your support! Join us in helping to get the word out by participating in our Walk Your Neighborhood initiative. We have created a letter that can be printed and delivered to your neighbors. Our goal is to have every household in Hyde Park receive a letter. What better way to get your steps in than by helping your community! If you send us a photo of yourself delivering letters, you’ll get an extra entry to win a gift card to a local Hyde Park business.

You can download a copy of the letter here.

Happy walking! And thank you for supporting Hyde Park!

Anthony Isaacs led a team of folks on this one. Thanks, Anthony (and volunteers), for your beautifying efforts! 

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Project description:

Clear the overgrown vegetation from the walking path that connects Tamarack and Grigg Avenues to Withrow H.S. and Wulsin Park. The CRC has added some new concrete paths in the park and rebuilt the broken end of the connecting pathway from Tamarack and Grigg, but honeysuckle, ivy, and soil are covering about a third of the walkway, making it difficult to comfortably use the walkway.

Contact person:

Anthony Isaacs

isaacs.anthony@gmail.com

Meeting time and place:

July 28th, 2022 at 7pm

Walkway at the corner of Tamarack Ave and Grigg Ave

Results:

After removing ivy, honeysuckle and soil from the existing walkway, the path from Tamarack and Grigg to Withrow H.S. and Wulsin Park is much more accessible to people pushing strollers, using wheelchairs, walking dogs, or riding bikes.

Please join us on Tuesday, August 9th.

The meeting will be held in the Little Theater, at Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church, at 1345 Grace Ave.

The meeting packet is posted to the "Meeting & Minutes" section of the HPNC website.

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Please join us on Tuesday, June 12th.

The meeting will be held at Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church in the Welcome Center.

The meeting packet is posted to the "Meeting & Minutes" section of the HPNC website.

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On Thursday, June 23rd, Cincinnati City Council unanimously approved the DORA application for Hyde Park Square. There is not yet a formal opening date, but those involved are doing all they can to have the DORA up and running before summer's end.

You can read more on the Enquirer website here. And you can always check in on things via the Hyde Park DORA website here.

As always, feel free to reach out with any questions you have! 

Please join us on Tuesday, June 14th.

The meeting will be held on/in Knox Commons, at Knox Presbyterian Church, at 3400 Michigan Ave. Th agenda will include a presentation on possible Wasson Way Access points in East Hyde Park

The meeting packet is posted to the "Meeting & Minutes" section of the HPNC website.

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On Tuesday May 10 at 7pm, the Hyde Park Neighborhood Council (HPNC) will hold its Annual Meeting. The meeting will be held at Clark Montessori High School at 3030 Erie Avenue.

The Annual Meeting will include:

• Presentation of HPNC’s “Outstanding Student of the Year” awards to students from our neighborhood schools,
• Presentations on Pedestrian Safety and Trails by City Council Member Mark Jeffreys and Tri-State Trails Director Wade Johnston, and
• Election of trustees. This year’s nominees include Alex Schutte and Tommy McEvoy who joined in the last year along with previously elected trustees Annie Rusche, Blair Whitney, Norm Lewis, Scott Hassell, and Todd Roe.

Please join us on Tuesday evening as we recognize our “Outstanding Students” and learn more about efforts to promote pedestrian safety and trails in our city.

Read the May meeting agenda, May committee reports, and minutes from our past meetings here.

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We're excited to announce our next monthly meeting will be in-person! Please join us on Tuesday, April 12th at 7 pm at the Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church at 1345 Grace Avenue. The meeting will be held on the second floor, in the Little Theater. All are welcome to join!

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The community of Hyde Park is fortunate to be home to many talented, caring, and charitable individuals. Some have touched people with acts of kindness or added to the quality of life in our community. Others have shown remarkable dedication to neighborhood issues or made other significant contributions that have made a difference. Each year at its Annual Meeting, the Hyde Park Neighborhood Council (HPNC) honors an exemplary adult resident of Hyde Park — one of those remarkable people we are proud to call neighbor. HPNC invites all Hyde Park residents to nominate a Hyde Park adult who is worthy of this honor.

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Do you know a special Hyde Park resident who has touched people with acts of kindness or added significantly to the quality of life in our community? Someone who has shown remarkable dedication to neighborhood issues or made other major contributions that have made a difference? If so, please consider nominating them for this wonderful award.

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You can find the Nomination Form here. Once completed, please return it to HPNCpres@gmail.com by 5:00 PM on April 2nd, 2022.

The HPNC Board of Trustees would like to solicit feedback from the Hyde Park community about a pending proposal to create a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) around Hyde Park Square. To that end, we have created a quick survey that's available to all. You can get to the survey, as well as some additional information about DORAs and the the proposal, via this link.