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Home / News / Neighborhood spotlight: Oakley community

Neighborhood spotlight: Oakley community

Posted on February 27, 2020February 27, 2020 by Polly McDaniel
Oakley clean sweep participants
Neighbors come together for events such as the Oakley Community Watch Litter Sweep.

 

Neighborhood: Oakley.

Where is it? Bounded by Sweeten Creek Road, Thompson Street and I-240.

Details: Oakley is a very large neighborhood with more than 2,000 homes. It is a diverse community and have many features outside of residences. We have a local library, Oakley Elementary, a fire station, Asheville’s only police substation, a park, Ray Kisiah baseball complex, Roots and Wings Art School, several churches and other commercial businesses. The Oakley Watch/Association is a small but dedicated group. Participants are a little dismayed that the group is so small, but we have made our mark. We have members who host neighborhood clean-ups and are very involved in the noise ordinance revision. We spend many hours keeping our group up and running, getting information out on Facebook and Nextdoor in the hopes that our group will grow.

Motto: Making Oakley a better, safer place to live and grow.

 

Learn more

Visit the City of Asheville Neighborhood Services webpage: www.ashevillenc.gov/neighborhoods.

Register your neighborhood! Submit your neighborhood information to the City of Asheville by working with Neighborhood and Community Engagement Manager Brenda Mills. Contact her at 828-259-5506 or BMills@ashevillenc.gov. You can access the form at www.ashevillenc.gov/neighborhoods. Already registered, please make sure to update your information.

Benefits of neighborhood registration:

  • Communications with neighborhoods on City and other initiatives that are important to neighborhoods.
  • Notifications on public meetings, street closures and other information affecting your area.
  • Improve the City’s ability to network with you and provide opportunities for you to communicate with the City and other interested neighborhoods.
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