
CPRV Front Porch Art Walk
An annual neighborhood art show where resident artists show & sell their work on their front porches.
CPRV Civic League Meeting 08AUG22 6:30 – 7:22 p.m.
President started the meeting at 6:33 p.m.
President introduced two (2) speakers –
New Community Resource Officer, Officer Charles Dreer, 757-353-1268, or charles.dreer@norfolk.gov. Police Non-Emergency – 757-441-5610.
Generic Theater, Anne Odell, with an update on their efforts to move into area.
Secretary – no updates/no minutes.
VP – many community projects for the fall, if you want to volunteer please email community@cprv.net.
Media – working on
Treasurer –
Treasurer’s report – provided details of treasurer’s report.
Storage unit – if anyone has any civic league owned property, please contact any board member to move it into the new civic league storage unit.
Fielded question on Advertisers – some confusion over which ones and will be addressed at board mtg next week.
Social To be added for distro of social events, email – events@cprv.net
Kid’s bike ride
Paddle – first paddle of the season – this coming weekend – FB page
September – working with Kim Swecker on garden party
October – possible cleanup events
Grants – Infrastructure/safety events – if tied to school children, can put in for grants. For more information, see Bike Safe Routes to School.
Membership – few events coming up for adding members in the new year.
President –
Volunteer activities – plenty of activities if you want to volunteer, see newsletter.
Civic League support – if there is anything you would like the civic league’s support or assistance on, please reach out. We want to be that for the neighborhood.
President ended the meeting at 7:22 p.m.
An annual neighborhood art show where resident artists show & sell their work on their front porches.
In an effort to show our community what the Civic League does, here is what the Board has been up to the past few months on behalf of our residents:
he Norfolk Police Department crime mapping program provides public access to crime data in the City of Norfolk.
Asphalt art is using art for a purpose and is used on the road to bring beauty and attention to areas where it may be needed.
Monthly Colonial Place | Riverview Civic League Meeting Minutes – February 2023