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APNA Treasurer Reports October – November – December 2023
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Support your Neighborhood Association. Become a Member!
Join APNA before September 29 to Vote for Board Positions in November! Learn about news and issues that affect your Neighborhood.
The Armory Park Neighborhood Association (APNA) is a nonprofit member organization, managed by a Board of Directors that serves its members. Join your community of neighbors in having a say in APNA issues that affect your neighborhood by becoming a member using the QR code below or at this link: https://armoryparktucson.org/membership/
If you are already a member, you can check your membership status by logging into your account: https://app.joinit.com/login
Continue reading “Support your Neighborhood Association. Become a Member!”APNA Financials March-May 2023
Check out APNA’s spring financial reports below the fold!
Continue reading “APNA Financials March-May 2023”Armory Park Survey
On Nov. 6, 2018, the City of Tucson voters approved Proposition 407, a $225 million bond package for capital improvements via General Obligation bonds. Armory Park, has $1,511,285 in Tucson Delivers Proposition 407 bond funds budgeted for improvements. Parks and Recreation would like to hear from you on what your priorities are for future park improvements and amenities at this park.
Take the survey to help Parks and Recreation capture your priorities. Note: This process will not focus on any improvements within the Armory Senior Center or Tucson Children’s Museum.
More information can be found here: tucsondelivers.tucsonaz.gov/pages/armorypark.
APNA Treasurer Reports for January and February 2023
The latest on APNA’s financial health!
Continue reading “APNA Treasurer Reports for January and February 2023”APNA General Meeting 4/11/23 @ 6:30 PM
Hi Armory Parkers,
The APNA board voted to have a general meeting in April. There are items of general interest that we feel the neighborhood should hear about. So please come to the Safford School faculty parking lot (corner of 4th Ave. and 13th St.) The library is the big boxy building next to the parking lot. Please enter by the north side door. You have to walk to the far end of the chain link fence and then back along the side of the library to the door.
Topics of general interest:
1. A representative of the City of Tucson Transportation and Mobility Department will be there to talk about the scheduling of residential street repaving.
2. Council member Steve Kozachik’s top aide, Diana Amado, will be there to answer questions.
3. A rewrite of the APNA bylaws will be presented for approval.
4. Meet your current board and talk to them about what you would like to see done in our beautiful neighborhood.
5. There will be opportunity to raise concerns about our neighborhood.
See you next Tuesday.
David Bachman-Williams
APNA President
APNA Treasurer Reports for November and December 2022
Check out the end-of-year financials in the November and December 2022 treasurer reports below.
Continue reading “APNA Treasurer Reports for November and December 2022”2023 APNA Board of Directors
The November 22 annual meeting included elections for the 2023 APNA Board of Directors. Congratulations and thanks to those who will serve! Here is the newly elected and re-elected leadership:
- President: David Bachman-Williams
- Vice-President: John Burr
- Secretary: Jeannie McLain
- Treasurer: Janet Koller
Directors for 2023-2024
- Megan Noli
- Ginny Beal
- Michael Lex
Alternate Directors for 2023
- Emily Nottingham
- Ken Taylor
- Maurice Roberts