NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSION
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The Housing Workgroup from the ONEKingsport Community Summit, led by former mayor Jeanette Blazier, focused on the creation of strong neighborhoods. One recommendation to facilitate this accomplishment was the creation of a Neighborhood Commission. The Neighborhood Commission is composed of twelve Kingsport citizens who will advise on and promote initiatives to strengthen neighborhoods and, as needed, provide input to the Board of Mayor and Alderman on the impact of various programs to neighborhoods.
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The Kingsport Neighborhood Commission meets the last Thursday of most months at 6 p.m. in various public locations in Kingsport. All meeting are open to the public, and neighbors are encouraged to come share their thoughts and concerns with the commission.
January 30; February 27; March 27
Location: Kingsport City Hall (415 Broad Street)
April 24; May 29; June 26
Location: Kingsport Fire Training Center (100 Horse Creek Lane, Kingsport, TN)
July 31; August 28; September 25
Location: Kingsport Fire Station #6 (4598 Fairlane Dr, Kingsport, TN)
October 30; November 20
Location: Kingsport Fire Station #7 (1440 Rock Springs Rd, Kingsport, TN)
The Kingsport Neighborhood Commission seeks to improve all of Kingpsport’s neighborhoods and the quality of life of all the neighbors who live in them. One great way to help with that mission is through volunteer work. Visit Volunteer Kingsport for more information on opportunities to help your neighbors in need.