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NGP May 2025 Meeting on the 21st at the Rec Center

Meeting Announcement for Gresham Park Neighbors



Dear Gresham Park Residents,

We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming Gresham Park Neighborhood Meeting! This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with your neighbors, meet the new board members, and engage in meaningful community discussions. Additionally, we will be selecting committee chairpersons for several key committees.



Meeting Details

  • Date: May, 21st, 2025

  • Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm EST

  • Location: Gresham Park Recreation Center

    3113 Gresham Rd S E, Atlanta, GA 30316

    or Virtual on Zoom



Agenda

  • Introduction of Newly Elected Board Members

  • Open Elections for Select Committees

  • Fielding Neighborhood Topics and Concerns


Open Committee Leadership Positions

Event Committee

Membership Committee

Education Committee

To view the full list of potential committees, please visit the NGP website.


Your input is valuable, and we encourage all residents to attend and participate. Together, we can make Gresham Park an even better place to live!


We look forward to seeing you there!


Best regards,

The Gresham Park Neighborhood Association

 
 
 

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