Mission Statement
- To act as a conduit to our city government to raise neighborhood concerns, and to effect change where possible;
- To build an informed and engaged neighborhood and help to ensure neighbors are well aware of public safety and emergency situations;
- To offer opportunities for neighbors to voice their concerns; and
- To promote neighborliness and goodwill across the entire neighborhood.
Directors
Elected April 22, 2023
John Carlisle
Catherine L. Congleton (vice chair)
Howard Goldberg (communications)
Todd Kaminski
Janice Kaminsky
Matthew Lancellotti (treasurer)
Kristen Maschka (acting secretary)
David A. Vignolo (chair and official representative to ONE-PS)
We wish to thank Greg Tormo for serving for more than two years as our inaugural chairperson and Kenneth J. Patrick for serving as chair from April to November 2022.
When the board has a vacancy, remaining Directors shall elect a successor to serve the uncompleted term of the Director being replaced. Any Member of the Canyon Palms Neighborhood Organization is eligible to be elected, but only one member of a household at a time may be seated. Members of the Organization who wish to serve on the Board may nominate themselves by declaring their interest and submitting their name and contact information to the Secretary, including by using the Contact Form.
Bylaws
Adopted Oct. 26, 2019 and amended Nov. 9, 2020 and April 9, 2022: Bylaws.
Boundaries
- Northern and Western: La Verne Way between E. Twin Palms Dr and S. Camino Real
- Eastern: Eastern edge of Section 26, between E. La Verne Way down to and including 2090 S. Toledo Ave
- Southern: A line beginning at the eastern edge of Section 26 and ending at S. Camino Real aligned to the northern property lines of the homes on the north side of Sierra Way
Expandable city map with district overlay is online here.