Join the Eight Streets Neighborhood Association

The association is what you make it. Any time and effort you can give to us can only help to improve the neighborhood you live in.

While meetings and events are open to everyone, we do ask that you join the Neighborhood Association. Membership allows us to get a 'count' of people who are active in the neighborhood. Membership fees support various Eight Streets activities and expenses. Becoming a member also grants you voting rights at the monthly business meeting.

Membership is open to anyone 18 and over living in the Eight Streets neighborhood. Residents in the Eight Streets borders can fill out an application/information form and pay annual dues. While we ask that members be involved in meetings and events, participation is not required for membership. Official membership information can be found in our by-laws.

Renew/Join on-line. Be sure to enter your fill address and emai, even if you are only renewing - we need to match your information to our address on file to give you proper credit. Select your level of membership below and select the Buy Now button. You will be able to pay with any credit card.

Membership types:

• Individual - Membership for a single person
• Household - For homes with 2 or individuals.
• Contributor - Members whould would like to provide additional support to ESNA when joining/renewing
• Business - Supporting membership; a way for local businesses to help support Eigth Streets

Membership Type

Individual $10.00 Household $20.00 Contributor $100.00 Business $50.00

If you wish to pay by cheque, we have a PDF Membership Form that you can print out, fill in, and either US Mail it to us, or bring to an Eight Streets meeting. meeting. Membership is renewed annually, and run from September to September. Members may also make an additional donation at membership signup (or at any time they wish). Membership levels consist of

If you are not an Eight Streets member, and cannot attend a meeting, you can always e-mail your concerns to one of the Eight Streets officers and they will bring it up at the next business meeting.