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Contact Laurel Lindstrom  855-7668   Click to send email --->

The Neighborhood Issues meetings are often the starting point for the actions that the Board of Directors take in the Eastern Norwalk Neighborhood Association.  Meetings had taken place monthly on a regular basis until the summer of 2004, beginning more than two years ago.  Recently, meetings have been scheduled as members called with concerns.  To protect our members regarding their concerns that the ENNA are working to resolve information about these meetings doesn't get placed on the website. When meetings are announced everyone is welcome to come and participate in the discussion.  The issues that are discussed pertain to the area of Norwalk within the territorial boundaries of the Association, or to issues that affect the residents who live here. Please call if you would like to schedule a meeting or have concerns that you want help with.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

There are several dozen people currently on the email list to get the meeting notices and updates.  If you would like to be added to the list send an email and request to be on the list. 

Current Neighborhood Issues/Committees

1. Zoning and Master Plan

2. Traffic and Speeding

3. Neighborhood Flooding

Current Watch List Properties

1. 73 Strawberry Hill Avenue (Old Fitch School)

2. 93 East Avenue (Grumman-St. John House)

3. Veterans Park

4. Ludlow Square/East Norwalk Cemetery

5. Liberty Square

6. Norden Place

Note: click on all underlined items above and below to go to that website or page  

City Scan in Norwalk

Waterfowl hunting on E. Norwalk's beaches:

         Familiarize yourself with the DEP Hunting Rules & Regulations

Norwalk Restaurants -- ratings by Health Department

Woodlands Coalition 

Area Officials

Monthly meeting minutes of Neighborhood Issues 

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