WPCNA: White Plains Council of Neighborhood Associations
WPCNA White Plains Council of Neighborhood Associations: The Voice of the Neighborhoods. Battle Hill
Bryant Gardens
Carhart
Colonial Corners
Downtown
Eastview
Ferris Ave
Fisher Hill
Fulton Street
Gedney Circle
Gedney Farms
Gedney Manor
Gedney Meadows
Gedney Park
Havilands Manor
Highlands
Hillair Circle
Holbrooke
Idle Forest
North Broadway
North Street
Old Mamaroneck Rd
Old Oak Ridge
Prospect Park
Reynal Park/
Rocky Dell
Rosedale
Saxon Wood
Soundview
Westminster Ridge
Woodcrest Heights
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The White Plains Council of Neighborhood Associations (WPCNA) coordinates the neighborhood associations in White Plains, NY.

Its purpose is to enhance the quality of life in the City, and in particular, in its neighborhoods.

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As an advisory council, the WPCNA functions by disseminating information and opinion to the public and public officials, and by encouraging local action.

Its monthly meetings bring together both representatives from the member associations, who come to discuss the citywide issues impacting their neighborhoods, and unaffiliated White Plains residents, who come to voice individual concerns.

The WPCNA encourages members to develop and share resources and activities to benefit the people of White Plains.


Bus Rapid TransitRead the Special Report on Bus Rapid Transit by WPCNA Treasurer Joel Rudikoff.

White Plains Cares: Haiti Relief 2010 White Plains Cares: Haiti Relief 2010

White Plains Cares is a joint effort by members of the White Plains community to assist the victims of the devastating earthquake in Haiti.

The initial focus was on raising funds for Doctors Without Borders and has yielded over $33,000. But your help is still needed.

In Haiti, the Displaced Are Left Clinging to the Edge
By DEBORAH SONTAG
July 10, 2010, The New York Times
Six months after an earthquake, only 28,000 of 1.5 million displaced Haitians have new homes, and Port-au-Prince remains a tableau of life in the ruins.

Please check the website of the City of White Plains for updated information.

September Meeting
Helene Mogridge, White Plains YMCA Director and VPThe September monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 7:30 pm in the lower meeting room at Education House, 5 Homeside Ln, White Plains, NY. Helene Mogridge (right), Vice President and Director of the White Plains Family YMCA, will talk about "Leadership in Community Service." Plans for a second presentation are not yet complete. During the Business Meeting, Soundview Association President Adrienne Pincus will discuss Soundview challenges and goals.

P.S. Annual dues are $35. Delegates should bring a check payable to WPCNA to the meeting.

And Beyond

October: Always exciting, the October Meeting is a Candidate's Night, and will feature a high-profile debate.

If you'd like to speak or have a suggestion for a future WPCNA meeting, please let us know.


Contact

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  • To communicate with the WPCNA, please use our contact form.
Co-Presidents
Louis Bruno
Frances Jones

Vice-Presidents
Todd Gordon
Caryl Greenblatt

Treasurer
Joel Rudikoff

Secretary
George Jones
< Join us at Education House, 5 Homeside Ln, White Plains, NY at 7:30 pm on the second Tuesday of the month. >