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IMPORTANT! Please add our two email addresses to your Contact list in your email application.
- board@oldfarmbend.com
- oldfarmbend@gmail.com
This will help ensure our communication with you isn’t placed into the SPAM or PROMOTIONAL categories of your inbox and will land in the PRIMARY portion of your inbox. If our mail does land in one of those places, please move it to your PRIMARY inbox to train your email system that our emails are not marketing spam. Thank you!
Residents of the Old Farm District may join the Neighborhood Association. Joining allows you to vote on issues put to the membership at General Meetings – like electing board members. There are no costs or dues and members have no obligation to participate in OFDNA activities.
Non-residents may use this form to join our mailing list and stay up to date on what’s going on in the Old Farm District.
Already on our list and need to update your info? This form can be used for that too! Just enter the same email address you’re already signed up with. Use the contact form here if you need to change your email address.
Our newsletter is sent once a month before board meetings. It includes a board meeting agenda and community news. We also periodically send alerts for public comment opportunities and timely community events. You can opt-out of the alerts, but there are typically only one or two a month.
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The Old Farm District Neighborhood Association is
actively recruiting volunteers and potential new board members!
We’d love to get to know you and chat about what interests you.
While there is no preference given, here are some of the skills we are looking for:
- Spanish language skills
- Able to fill board Secretary role
- Interest in serving as liaison to local schools, parks, or other organizations
- Tech skills, like social media, website maintenance, or photography
- Knowledge of land use regulations
Serving on the board does require a time commitment with at least one meeting per month and some work between meetings (typically 5-10 hours per month)
Volunteers can serve in official capacities as committee chairs or just drop in when you have time.