Midtown High School art students Oliver Sammons and Aubrey Senter have submitted three designs for painting an electrical box in the middle of Springvale Park.
During January's neighborhood meeting, we will collect feedback on these designs and vote on the final option. Larger views of each option follow:
What do the numbers 25-35-40-12-4 mean to you? Winning lottery numbers? Numbers to a combination lock? A little of both! You’ll think you won the lottery when you purchase Tour of Homes tickets at the amazing neighbor price of $25! It’s a well-kept secret. Knowing where you can make the purchase unlocks the winning combination.
There are always three pricing options for Tour of Homes tickets. And it’s not too early to make your plans. The best day for neighbors to tour is Friday, April 28, as streets are open and the houses are not as crowded. It’s easy to park if you’re driving. Plus, you can visit with homeowners and get design or color tips at the start of our legendary 51st Festival. Your Tour ticket is good all three days of Festival.
$25 Inman Park Neighbor Advance Sale Price
Come to Euclid Ave at Springvale Park (where the Big Tent will be for Festival!) to help clean up the neighborhood for a little while, and don't forget to bring your garden gloves, rakes, shovels, blowers if you have any. We will be mulching the neighborhood together, making sure everything looks superb for Festival!
The more we have the shorter and happier the work!
On November 15th, 2022 the City Department of Watershed Management held a community meeting for Phase II of the Krog Street Tunnel Stormwater Project.
The purpose of this project is to replace and upsize the existing storm drain system to mitigate flooding in the Krog Street Tunnel during rain events.
Notes from the meeting - Download PDF
On November 15 at 7 pm, the Little 5 Points Alliance will be holding our Annual Meeting at the Little 5 Points Center for Arts and Community to introduce new board members as well as share what we’ve been working on in 2022 and what we hope to accomplish in 2023.
What: L5P Alliance Annual Meeting
When: November 15 at 7 pm
Where: Little 5 Points Center for Arts & Community, Dooley Suite
Why: To meet new board members, hear what we've accomplished in 2022, and discuss what's to come in 2023.
As per Tom Soukoup with the Atlanta Police Department, on Friday October 7, between 4 and 5 am, numerous Inman Park residents had their vehicles broken into with windows smashed. The perpetrators were obviously looking for something of value but were breaking into vehicles without anything being visible. Reports were filed by victims and some camera footage has been provided to the investigation unit.
APD zone 6 has committed to adding additional patrols in Inman Park immediately. IPNA Public Safety will continue to get updates on the investigation and will report on anything of significance.
If you have any information that might help in the investigation, such as camera footage, please send to the investigator, Officer Towns, at this email: [email protected]
Dear Neighbors:
During this pandemic, we’ve all been told to shelter in place.
But what about the most vulnerable among us who have no place to shelter?
As those of you who came to our April 15 IPNA Zoom Meeting heard from Councilmember Amir Farokhi, the City of Atlanta is testing our homeless neighbors for COVID-19 and is housing those who test positive in a downtown hotel that has been converted to isolation housing. Homeless COVID-19 patients are cared for in the isolation hotel, giving them a safe place to recover and helping prevent the further spread of the disease. Another local hotel is being converted into housing for the city’s homeless population to keep our most vulnerable neighbors safe.
HULSEY YARD NEIGHBORHOOD
MASTER PLAN
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Thanks for all the input you've given us,
The Hulsey Yard Study Committee
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Tax Assessment Sticker Shock?
Did you just get your new assessment? If you are not happy with your assessment or just have questions and want to meet with neighbors who have similar concerns, join us one hour before the Inman Park Neighborhood Association meeting at the Trolley Barn. Learn how to gather the information you need and how to use it to file an appeal.
July 17th 6:30 pm Trolley Barn
Next Hulsey Master Plan Workshop -
Saturday July 13th!
The planners at Lord Aeck & Sargent have spent the last month digesting the feedback from the pop-up studio. They will have three different plans to present to the community. Your vote and opinions matter - please pencil in some time to attend and provide your input!
Did you know the analysis and results from last month's pop-up studio are available online? Check out the Hulsey Master Plan website to view it:
https://hulseymasterplan.com/community-input
RECENT ROBBERIES IN OUR AREA
Just a brief note to advise that a series of three armed robberies were reported on the night of Thursday, June 20th in our area. One happened in Candler Park on McLendon. One occurred on Caroline Street by the Edgewood Retail District, and the third in Inman Park on Euclid near Hurt Street. The police report that the perpetrators were three black males driving a “green or brown box type SUV.” Two of the males were armed with handguns. While we hope that this is a one-off incident, please be super careful and aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Watch out for slow moving vehicles. Lastly, if anyone in the area around Euclid/Hurt has video feed that might have captured some of this, please contact either Inman Park Security or Atlanta police.
