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Sponsored by Neighborhood Watch and MLNA Block parties provide an opportunity to meet your neighbors, build camaraderie, and have a good time. Neighborhood Watch is an important aspect of a safe and secure neighborhood. Combined, they help make Monta Loma a better place to live.
Check out Sheri's web album from the 2010 Anna Avenue Block Party. Here’s how it works: You and your neighbors on at least one block-long street organize and execute a block party.
If you want to block off all or part of a street, you must obtain a permit from the MV Police Department. You can pick up a block party application
at the MV police station or download it from their website.
The application notifies city services that you will be blocking off the street, so in case of emergency,
The MLNA will reimburse expenses up to $5 per person or $150 per block party, whichever amount is lower. Eligible expenses include
food, beverages, plates, utensils, and napkins.
You might want to distribute a flyer in advance asking neighbors to sign up to bring tables, chairs, coolers, food, or beverages. Learn more about Neighborhood Watch If you have any questions, contact any member of the MLNA Board. Display or download a printable version of this information in Microsoft Word.
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