Welcome to the Council of Neighborhood Associations – where neighborhoods meet other neighborhoods!
Our mission is to promote and enhance the quality of life in our neighborhoods by providing a forum to collaborate to achieve common goals.
Secretary Election Oliver Bass (DNA) Acting Secretary, only one member of DNA to vote on Exec team, need to reevaluate bylaws to reflect multiple members of the same RNA on Exec Neighborhood Matching Grants (NMGs) Brittany Gillia Everything will now be done through Submittable Less volunteer info needed, just hours collected Brittany to share out…
Keep readingNeighbors, Join us for our next meeting Monday July 13 at 6:30pm. Agenda below. CNA meetings are open to the public, you don’t have to be part of a neighborhood association to attend. Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/7q85RcIYT_-b44CaTW2k6w#/registration Secretary Election Melissa stepped down Candidates? Neighborhood Matching Grants (NMGs) Brittany Gillia Update on NMG reimbursement Art Crossing Projects Stephanie Johnson https://www.olympiawa.gov/community/arts,_culture___heritage/public_art/art_crossing_call_for_art/index.php City update…
Keep readingNeighbors, Please join us at our next CNA meeting on Monday, March 9 @ 6:30 pm. We’re excited to open these meetings to the entire city, starting this month. Please find the new Zoom link to sign up for this, and future meetings, here. Everyone is welcome, whether you belong to a neighborhood association or not, so please…
Keep readingThe CNA will be presenting a recap of the Community Priorities Forum and Survey to the Olympia City Council on Tuesday, March 3 at 6:00pm. The results of the survey and forum can be found here. If you attended the forum, or care about the priorities that came out of it, we encourage everyone to show up and…
Keep readingPlease plan on attending the next meeting of the Council of Neighborhood Associations on Monday February 9 2026 at 6:30 pm. This meeting agenda includes electing new a new CNA Chair, a review of the results of the Community Priorities Forum, and a discussion of Neighborhood Matching Grant project ideas. You can find the agenda…
Keep readingOn Saturday, January 24, the CNA hosted a Community Priorities Forum at City Hall to learn what issues are most important to them, and their ideas on how to address them. These ideas will inform the upcoming application cycle for Neighborhood Matching Grants, and future neighborhood organizing. More than 150 people attended and we heard…
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