The City of Calgary is asking residents to keep an eye out for potholes in their neighbourhoods. Thanks to warm temperatures, City Road crews are able to continue doing pothole repairs this week. We are asking for the public’s help in locating potholes on less-travelled streets and in laneways. If residents spot a pothole, they are asked to report them by calling 3-1-1 or submitting a Service Request form on Read More ...
2011 Northern Lights Contest Winners December 2011 was a Holly Jolly Christmas Season! The NHCA would like to acknowledge all residents who decorated their homes in the spirit of the season and the people who took a moment to nominate their favorite decorations in the 2011 version of the annual NHCA Northern Lights Contest. Congratulations to all the nominees and to those who took the time to acknowledge the efforts Read More ...
The community of Country Hills is scheduled for a full community Preventative Maintenance Tree Work (Elms trees will be done first followed by rest of Community Trees). Work will commence in Parks and on Streets within the next week. WHAT IS PREVENTATIVE MAINTENACE TREE WORK? The City’s Parks Urban Forestry Division systematically prunes thousands of boulevard and parks trees (public trees) annually through a Preventive Maintenance Tree Work Program. This Read More ...
Do You Live in Calgary’s Best Neighbourhood? Avenue magazine has launched its annual Best Neighbourhoods Survey. Working with Leger Marketing, Avenue’s unique in-depth survey of the city’s neighbourhoods invites all Calgarians to not only rate their own neighbourhood but to say what makes a neighbourhood great. “We ask Calgarians how important factors such as friendliness, curb appeal, safety and tax assessment are to them,” says Avenue Editor, Käthe Lemon, “and Read More ...
96 AVENUE N.E. EXTENSION AND AIRPORT TRAIL / DEERFOOT TRAIL INTERCHANGE UPGRADE PROJECT Click here for the latest information about the 96th avenue NE extension and Airport Trail / Deerfoot Trail interchange upgrade project along with an informative video. TRAFFIC ISSUES? Residents can now do a Traffic Safety Request (TSR) online on the Calgary Police Service website: http://www.calgarypolice.ca/sections-traffic-service-form.html This way, the request will go directly to their traffic section as Read More ...
Plans for our outdoor recreational rinks are ongoing. Coventry Outdoor Ice Rink – Covepark Square NE and Coventry Hills Way NE. This non boarded rink will be located on the existing basketball court area. If you are interested in helping to flood and clear the ice this winter please contact community@northernhills.ab.ca Harvest Hills Outdoor Ice Rink – South end of Harvest Hills Lake, west end of Harvest Lake Drive. The Read More ...
VOLUNTEER TODAY: Our community is growing and so are the opportunities for you to help build the community lifestyle that you want for yourself and your children. It’s a GREAT way to meet new people and make new friends! People with the same interests and priorities as you! CURRENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Vacancies on the Board: Community Garden director This is a wonderful opportunity to combine your gardening and organizational Read More ...
IMPORTANT NOTICE The City of Calgary would like to remind Northern Hills residents that the 96 Avenue N.E. right-of-way from Harvest Hills Link to Deerfoot Trail is a heavy construction site. As such, members of the public need to avoid the area for their own safety. Residents east of Harvest Hills Link wishing to access the south side of 96 Avenue should use the existing intersection at Harvest Hills Link. Read More ...
POLICE AND COMMUNITY AWARENESS PROGRAM (PCAP) The Police & Community Awareness Program (PCAP, formerly known as PACT) is a proven, effective crime prevention tool employed by the Calgary Police Service to alert residents in Calgary and surrounding rural areas to important situations such as criminal acts occurring in their area or requests for public assistance in cases such as missing children. Furthermore, it provided its messages to a person answering Read More ...
The Northern Hills Community Association has adopted a “zero tolerance” approach to graffiti. In 2011 we started a committee to deal with graffiti issues in our area. This committee liaises with city and police departments to report and remove graffiti. If you are interested in helping out, contact graffiti@northernhills.ab.ca What is Graffiti Vandalism? Graffiti is any inscription or drawing that is placed on someone else’s private property without their consent. Read More ...
