Upper Hurstville | – Residents Association
Security District Board of Commissioners and Residents Association which work to maintain security and quality of life on the squares bounded by Magazine St., Exposition Blvd., Prytania St. & Nashville Ave. The Security district budget is funded by parcel fees on non exempt parcels, and the Resident's Association is funded by membership dues. Both boards are made up of property owners in the district who volunteer to serve.
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Upper Hurtsville, – Residents Association, – Security District, — Advisory, — Crime & Safety, — Neighborhood News / 03.09.2021

Exciting news!  In a statement released by City Councilmember At-Large Helena Moreno, Entergy is projecting that power will be restored to Upper Hurstville on Sunday 9/5.  Of course, this may vary for individual homes and structures that may have specific damage. We continue to be in touch with NOPD and Garda World.  As you would expect, both organizations are dealing with limited resources.  Here is the status as of Friday...

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Upper Hurtsville, – Residents Association, – Security District, — Advisory, — Crime & Safety, — Neighborhood News / 01.09.2021

We hope everyone is safe and secure as we recover from Hurricane Ida.  Of course, we're also sure that, wherever you are, you want to know that the neighborhood is being kept secure. We have been in touch with NOPD and Garda World.  As you would expect, both organizations are dealing with limited resources.  Here is the status as of Wednesday...

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Upper Hurtsville, – Residents Association / 03.04.2021

UHRA 2021 Membership Dues / Data Sheet INVOICE $25 For a pdf copy of this invoice please click here.To pay online using PayPal or a credit card, please click here.If you pay online, you may submit the Data Sheet via reply email. The Upper Hurstville Resident’s Association (UHRA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, volunteer managed association and is funded by annual membership dues of $25 per parcel, per calendar year. The purpose of the association is to: Promote the neighborhood’s safe, quiet, family friendly ambianceFacilitate good relations with commercial interestsPromote historic preservation and improve the esthetic maintenance of the neighborhoodPromote neighborliness and...

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Upper Hurtsville, – Residents Association / 03.03.2020

UHRA 2020 Membership Dues / Data Sheet INVOICE $25 (For a pdf copy of the invoice click here.) The Upper Hurstville Resident’s Association (UHRA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, volunteer managed association and is funded by annual membership dues of $25 per parcel, per calendar year. The purpose of the association is to: Promote the neighborhood’s safe, quiet, family friendly ambiance Facilitate good relations with commercial interests Promote historic preservation and improve the esthetic maintenance of the neighborhood Promote neighborliness and support civic activities Be an instrument of political liaison in representing the views and...

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Upper Hurtsville, – Residents Association, — Neighborhood News / 27.11.2019

Upper Hurstville Residents Association Social Functions Many thanks and kudos to Paulette Rivas for hosting a wonderful party for Upper Hurstville residents at her home!  The party was well attended, giving us a great opportunity to get to know each other better.  If you haven’t attended any of the UHRA functions, you’re missing out!  We hope to see you at the next one which will likely be a TGIF/Happy Hour in the spring. Upper Hurstville Residents Association Dues Invoices for 2020 dues will be sent out during the first quarter of...

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Upper Hurtsville, – Residents Association, — Advisory, — Neighborhood News / 06.11.2019

Please see information below regarding 2 public meetings that will be held at the Audubon Tea Room to receive public input on the future of the Audubon Park Tennis Courts: Tennis Public Input Sessions per the Audubon Park Master Plan WHEN: Tuesday, December 3, 2019  &  Tuesday, December 10, 2019 TIME:  6:00 PM - 7:00 PM LOCATION: Audubon Tea Room 6500 Magazine Street New Orleans, LA 70118 Public feedback is also welcome here: AudubonNatureInstitute.org/tennis-courts For a link to the flyer received by Audubon Park click here For a link to the Audubon Park Master Plan click here Excerpt from the...

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