The Boulevard Neighborhood Association strives for our neighborhood to be a welcoming place for all residents. There has been a consistent call from our residents to recognize and to be sensitive toward the human dignity of all people that live or spend their time in the Boulevard Neighborhood – regardless of where they sleep, the color of their skin, or the amount of money in their pockets.
In the PDF file linked below are community resources and contact persons related to various concerns that were brought up at the Boulevard Neighborhood Association public safety meeting in September 2023. This includes contacts for neighborhood law enforcement, non profit organizations, tips/recommendations for common situations that arise, and community resources for those who are unhoused or in need of mental health support. If you have an emergency situation or concern about someone’s safety or well-being, you can always call 911 or the ACCPD non-emergency line at your discretion (706-613-3345).
This document was updated to include additional quick reference information in April 2024.
In the PDF file linked below are community resources and contact persons related to various concerns that were brought up at the Boulevard Neighborhood Association public safety meeting in September 2023. This includes contacts for neighborhood law enforcement, non profit organizations, tips/recommendations for common situations that arise, and community resources for those who are unhoused or in need of mental health support. If you have an emergency situation or concern about someone’s safety or well-being, you can always call 911 or the ACCPD non-emergency line at your discretion (706-613-3345).
This document was updated to include additional quick reference information in April 2024.
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