Meetings & Minutes
Historic South Park, Inc. helps you participate in community building and self-governance. We meet ten times a year, January-July, September-November. The 4th Tuesday of the month at Hope Lutheran Church, 500 Hickory.
July 2024 Meeting Minutes
We met in Blommel Park to celebrate the near-completion of this centrally located park’s upgrade with new playground equipment, picnic tables and in the near future the addition of shade trees. Thank you to everyone that made this transformation happen to quickly!
June 2024 Meeting Minutes
Interesting updates on proposed traffic improvements and property developments
May 2024 Meeting Minutes
HSPI General Meeting, Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 7-8pm, Hope Lutheran Church at 500 Hickory. Meeting called to Order at 7:02pm by President Mark Manovich; Introduction and Social Time Invite.. Community Reports City of Dayton Police: No report Community Engagement: No...
April 2024 Meeting Minutes
HSPI General Meeting, Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 7-8pm at Hope Lutheran Church, 500 Hickory Meeting called to order at 7pm by President Mark Manovich; Introductions and Social Time Invite Community Reports No Police Report. Martha – City of Dayton, Community Engagement:...
CONSTITUTION & OFFICERS
Meet the team! These are the neighbors elected to the Executive team of Historic South Park, Inc. , and the Chairs of our standing committees: Anticrime/Housing, Communications, Parks and Social. Read our Constitution & Bylaws, Mission, Vision and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion statements.
How to make abandoned/vacant buildings livable: the hot topic on our May 23 meeting agenda
7pm at Hope Lutheran Church. Our guest speaker, John McManus, Montgomery County Treasurer, will discuss how to acquire abandoned, vacant buildings.
On April 25, loose dogs lead the agenda
7pm at Hope Lutheran Church. Our guest speaker, Beth Miller of Wagtown, will advise us on how to handle encounters with loose dogs.
We talk about traffic issues on March 28
7pm at Hope Lutheran Church. Hear the latest updates on efforts to resolve safety issues on Wayne Avenue, and get an update on Hickory St/Emerson Academy.