Want more information about the association? Send an email to info@lynhaven.org.
For the LNA neighbors who are unable to come to our monthly meeting, please click on the Documents tab on this website, and read our Monthly Minutes. See what is happening in your neighborhood!
The LNA L.E.R.T. (Lynhaven Emergency Response Team) committee is looking for volunteers to help staff the many positions needed to establish our emergency preparedness program. We will need team leaders in each of our six residential divisions, and we need to know whom within our area is a doctor, nurse, ham radio operator, electrician, plumber, and security expert. We will also need to know of anyone with similar skills and training. Finally, if you know a number of people on your block, we need volunteers to gather information from residents such as their names, phone numbers, email addresses, occupation, number of people living within the residence, language skills, and medical disabilities. We intend to create a database that emergency responders can use to prioritize their rescue efforts.
The Lynhaven Neighborhood Association (LNA) is a group of your neighbors who volunteer their time to improve the quality of life where we live by working with the city, police and local businesses. Some of the areas of focus are traffic, beautification, safety and emergency preparedness. We organize such events as Dumpster Day, E-Waste Recycling, Beautification Projects and National Night Out (ice cream social).
Ever since the Lynhaven Neighborhood Association's first inception a few years ago, Dean Sala has maintained a message board at Yahoo Groups. This is a great way for any LNA member to broadcast an email message or question to every other LNA member.
AlertSCC is a new, powerful mass notification system that will be used to send emergency information and instructions. This system can send text or voice messages to home and cell phones, computers, and TTY/TDD devices for the hearing impaired.
Whether the emergency is widespread (earthquake) or limited (hazardous-material spill), you'll receive information about how best to cope with the situation. Registering for AlertSCC is free and is the most immediately productive thing you can do to better prepare for an emergency.
To register, go to www.AlertSCC.com.