A SAMPLE OF COMMUNITY - ORIENTED ACTIVITIES WITH WHICH THE HAMPSTEAD HILL ASSOCIATION AND ITS MEMBERS HAVE BEEN INVOLVED.
MOST RECENT ACTIVITIES AND ONGOING ACTIVITIES
Ø Scheduled roll-offs for community use
Ø Participate in the mayor’s spring and fall cleanups
Ø Is a link between the neighborhood and the various community festivals held during the summer
Ø Cooperates with the Hampstead Hill Academy –such as school fund raisers
Ø Attended presentations concerning the new Red Line (MTA)
Ø Solves issues of illegal dumping presented to the association
Ø Contacted the Rat Control program for residents
Ø Works with residents and the Department of Public Works about trash pickup problems
Ø Attends meetings with the Southeastern District Police Community Relations Council
Ø Works with the residents and the Liquor Board regarding concerns
Ø Works with the Friends of Patterson Park concerning park activities
Ø Works with the Southeast Anchor Library
Ø Closely works with the PALS group
Ø Informs the residents of the ongoing activities at the Patterson Park Audubon Center
Ø Partnering with the U.S. Census Bureau to help educate the community regarding the upcoming Census.
Ø Will work as a liaison between the community and the Baltimore Medical System
Ø Will assist the community residents in ways to conserve energy in their homes and/or businesses
Ø Will work with the 46th District Maryland State Delegates
Ø Is participating in the Baltimore Neighborhood Energy Challenge
Ø Will work with the Outreach Committee for Baltimore City Public School’s Parent and Community Advisory Board
Ø Provides a link between the Police Department’s Southeast Neighborhood Services Department and the residents of the area
Ø Works with area bar owners in providing letters of support and acting as a mediator between the bars’ owners and the residents in case of problems or concerns
Ø Has close relationships with the state representatives of the 46th district in Maryland
Ø Works with the Southeast Community Liaison of the Department of Transportation regarding transportation problems in the area such as street paving, alley repaving, traffic lights, sidewalks, etc.
* Works with the Baltimore City Fire Department
to provide fire safety information to the
members and residents.
* Works with the Office of Community Health,
Johns Hopkins Hospital, 550 North Broadway
* Will work with Councilman Kraft and others
to help solve the problem of moving the
John Booth Center to Patterson Park
* Will assist various groups who intend to use
Patterson Park for major events
* Will act as a go between the residents and
neighborhood bars
A LIST OF GUESTS WHO HAVE MADE PRESENTATIONS AT OUR MEETINGS IN SEPTEMBER 2008, OCTOBER 2008, NOVEMBER 2008, JANUARY 2009, FEBRUARY, 2009, MARCH 2009, APRIL 2009, MAY 2009, JUNE 2009, september, 2009, OCTOBER 2009, NOVEMBER 2009, JANUARY, 2010, (FEBRUARY, 2010 MEETING CANCELED), MARCH, 2010, APRIL 2010, may, 2010, june, 2010, SEPTEMBER, 2010, OCTOBER, 2010, NOVEMBER, 2010, January, 2011 february, 2011, march, 2011, APRIL 2011, MAY 2011, JUNE, 2011, october, 2011, April, 2012, MAY 2012, September 2012, nOVemBER, 2012, january, 2013, march 14, 2013 and May 9, 2013.
1. James Kraft - Baltimore City Councilman, First District
2. Beth Donovan-Rosborough - Community Relations Coordinator, Community Relations Department, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
3. Steven Robinson - Neighborhood Liaison for the Neighborhoods of South and Southeast Baltimore City
4. Amanda Smit - Community Outreach for the Enoch Pratt Southeast Anchor Library
5. Geri Swann - Director of Community Outreach for the Hampstead Hill Academy
6. Cheryl Casciani - Baltimore City's Office of Sustainability
7. Eva Glasgow - Baltimore City's Office of Sustainability
8. Tiffany James - Special Assistant/Public Relations Manager, Administration of the Parking Authority of Baltimore City
9. Stanford Leach - Parking Specialist of the Parking Authority of Baltimore City
10. M. Shane Duffy - Director of FutureCare at Canton Harbor
11. Shawn Harby, Esq. - Attorney for those seeking to purchase the bar formerly known as Chuck's Place
12. Jerry Heid - Senior Citizen Liaison Officer of the Baltimore City
Police Department
13. Owen Charles - Supervisor of Assessments - Baltimore City
14. Stuart Johnson - Department of Transportation - Baltimore City
15. Matthew Hornbeck - Principal of the Hampstead Hill Academy
16. Rick Diehl - Focus Development
17. Sandy Marenberg - Synergy Development/HTA Team
18. Rod Womack - Synergy Development/HTA Team
19. Kelly Pfeifer - Community Law Center
20. Myrtle Koethe - Southeast Community Action Center
21. Carolyn Krysiak - Maryland State Delegate for the 46th Legistlative
District
22. Caroline Brooks - Southeast Community Liaison for the Baltimore City
Department of Transportation
23. Elizabeth A. Green - Maryland State Bar Association - Elder Care
24. Mr. Robert Anderson - Director of Animal Control for Baltimore City
25. Ms. Adriane Thomas - EarnBenefits/Tax Preparation Coordinator for the Baltimore CASH Campaign
26. Ms. Lida Bates - U.S. Census Bureau
27. Ms. S. Dale Thompson - Bureau of Solid Waste of Baltimore City
28. Ms. Meghan Gorman - Community Aide for 1st District Councilman
Mr. Jim Kraft
29. Mr. Chris Ryer - President of the Southeast Community Development
Corporation (SECDC)
30. Ms. Emily Heinlein - Program Manager, Connecting Families/Conectando Familias, Baltimore Medical System
31. Ms. Alice Kennedy - Community Liaison, Baltimore Neighborhood Energy Challenge
32. Mr. Brian McHale - Maryland State Delegate, 46th District, Baltimore City
33. Ms. Cailin McGough – Community Initiatives Coordinator, Office of the Baltimore City Council President, Bernard C. “Jack” Young
34. Mr. Alfred Griffin - member of the Outreach Committee
for the Baltimore City Public School's Parent and
Community Advisory Board
35. Dr. Ray Bahr, Coordinator Harris Creek Watershed Project
36. Ms. Joyce Adamski - President of the Southeastern District Police Community Relations Council
37. Ms. Rachel Myrowitz - Community Liaison, Baltimore Red Line
38. Mr. George Shardlow - Community Liaison Assistant, Baltimore Red Line
39. Officer Ckyyou - Southeast Neighborhood Services, Baltimore Police Department
40. Mr. Alex van Breukelen - Possible new owner of what is now called the Clutch Sports Lounge at Hudson St. and Kenwood Avenue
41. Mr. Robert Corradi - Community Aide for Baltimore City First District Councilman, Mr. Jim Kraft
42. Mr. Bill Ferguson - Maryland State Senator, 46th District
43. P/O Kevin Bailey - Community Liaison, Southeastern District,
Baltimore City Police
44. Mr. Jody Landers - Candidate for Mayor
45. Ms. Stacey Harrison - Southeast Community Liaison, Department
of Transportation
46. Ms. Maria Aldana - Community Programs Coordinator at the Creative Alliance
47. Marian Anim - Jesus is Lord Crusades' Coordinator
48. Ede Taylor - Project Coordinator, Office of Community Health, Johns
Hopkins Health Systems
49. Captain Chris Diehl - Captain of Engine House # 41, Baltimore City
Fire Department
50. Mrs. Yankova White - Southeast Liaison and the Eastern
European Coordinator, Mayor's Office of Neighborhoods
51. Mr. Travis Bishop - Virginia's Premier Race Organizer and President
of Bishop's Events from Fredericksburg, Virginia
52. Mr. Rob Murrow - Baltimore City Recycling Coordinator
53. Ms. Mousumi Bose - sponsor of the Global Foundation for Peroxisomal
Disorders
54. Mr. Will Murdoch - Assistant Sponsor of the Global Foundation for
Peroxisomal Disorders
55. Ms. Lynda Meier - Assistant Sponsor of the Global Foundation for
Peroxisomal Disorders
56. Mr. Tom Looney - member of the board of the Maryland Mobile Food
Vendor Association
57. Ms. Evelyn Vargas - Community Liaison, Southeast District, Department
of Public Works
58. Ms. Tiffany James - Parking Authority, Baltimore City
59. Ms. Maria Aldana - Outreach Coordinator, Creative Alliance
60. Mr. Liam Davis - Community Liaison at Baltimore City Council
President's Office
