A board position created to maintain equal representation for all different geographic areas of the Woodstock neighborhood.. The neighborhood is divided into 5 geographic sections and area reps are appointed for the area they live in. They are available to represent the concerns of their neighbors at the monthly general meetings and at the board meetings. Community Connectors often help with general WNA projects of their choosing.

Printable resource sheet >>

There are numbers for your SEUL representatives, city numbers that are helpful, i.e. neighborhood mediation and poison control and numbers for the board members. Print it out and have nearby your phone.

Printable resource sheet >>

A more concise version of the above. These resources deal strictly with issues you may be having in your neighborhood.

Woodstock Neighborhood Plan (PDF Document, 5,262kb)

The Woodstock Neighborhood Plan, created 10 years ago and used today to guide the WNA and WCBA in the direction our neighborhood is going.

WNA Bylaws (PDF Document, 63.3kb)

The WNA bylaws govern how the organization will conduct meetings, elections and decision process.

Financial Policies (PDF Document)

The WNA adopted Financial Policies that help guide us with our budget.

To learn more about the board and its roles within the assocation, click here. Becoming a volunteer board member is a great way to create new skills. Or if you have a special talent in an area, volunteering offers opportunties to expand and hone your skills. Volunteering not only benefits your community, it can benefit you as well!

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