At our last meeting in July, we nominated new officers and directors-at-large.
Officers
President – Leslie F. Miller
Vice President – Nichole Wallace
Secretary – Coby Osunsan
Treasurer – Suzanne McQuaid
Directors-at-Large
Jessie Jochem
Meredith Mitchell
Nancy Rose
Cynthia Williams
Mimi Kelly
Billy Thomas
You can download the minutes of that meeting from our Association page. That's where we will put important information like our bylaws, meeting minutes, and newsletters.
We are gathering t-shirt designs for our 100th anniversary to be voted on by all members who are up-to-date on their dues. If all goes well, we should be able to have these at our table at the Lauraville Fair. We'll be sharing the space with our Arcadia neighbors.
We're also working on a 100th anniversary celebration and are forming a committee for those who want to be involved in the planning. If you're interested in helping, please email us at bhia21214@gmail.com.
Please note: Our email address has changed.
Below are some documents from the previous administration that may still be relevant!
There are still problems with the traffic flow resulting from the upgrades, e.g., lack of parking, speed. The DOT is aware of the concerns.
RE: Emissions Testing and Beneficiary Designation for Vehicle Title
These services can be found on the MVA site. Emissions Testing: Senior citizens, 70 years of age or older and whose vehicle is driven less than 5,000 miles per year, can request an emissions waiver
Beneficiary Designation for Vehicle Transfer Upon Death – This can be done online.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) is launching its new OOPS Tag Recycling Initiative, a citywide program designed to reduce contamination in recycling bins and improve recycling efficiency. DPW is placing OOPS Tags on recycling bins found to contain incorrect or non-recyclable items. Each tag clearly identifies the contamination issue and provides guidance on how to properly recycle moving forward. When a bin receives an OOPS Tag, residents will be asked to remove the incorrect items before their recycling is collected on the next scheduled pick-up day. For additional information, visit the Baltimore City Public Works websit
While most of our residents do a fine job with their home’s lawn care, an added measure of attention to a home’s front sidewalks, curbs, and gutters—where trimmings, weeds, and trash can collect—can be the finishing touches that move the neighborhood's appeal up another notch. Please consider your curb appeal and pick up trash and weeds by the street.
The Northeast Citizens Patrol (NECOP) is a citizens Patrol that covers the communities of Northeast Baltimore. Its members patrol their communities every Thursday, Friday, and designated Saturday nights between 7:30 PM and 11:00 PM. When they observe a suspicious activity or an issue needing police attention, they notify an on-duty Baltimore Police Officer, who acts as the Patrol's liaison via a NECOP radio. The officer either responds and abates the issue, notifies another on duty patrol unit to respond and abate the issue, or documents the activity for future investigation by a detective, narcotics, or vice unit. This effort has reduced crime in Northeast Baltimore since the Patrol's inception. Please email bhia21214@gmail.com, if you are interested in volunteering your time.
5807 Harford Road – 410-444-2100
When: Every 3rd Thursday of the Month
Food distribution starts at 1:00 PM. You remain in car and drive through.
If you would like to volunteer setting up the tables and bagging produce, please be at HARBEL by 10 AM on distribution day.
Dues are $10.00/year per household. Simply make a Zelle payment to BHIA21214@gmail.com.
You may also make your check payable to the Beverly Hills Improvement Association and drop it off with any neighborhood officer. Please write your email address in the memo on the check so we can be sure to update our list.