Save the Date
Upcoming Annual Meeting will be held on October 25th 6-7:30pm Westside Village Magnet School at Kingston Elementary 1101 NW 12th Street, Bend, OR
RWNA is a neighborhood located in the heart of Bend, Oregon. We have a diverse mixture of businesses and residences. The purpose of each Neighborhood District is to engage and represent their neighborhood and facilitate communication between their residents, businesses and the City while fostering a sense of community.
The board feels it is essential to provide a platform for the sharing of thoughts on hot topics. Members can submit (brief) statements about a listed hot topic and /or suggest a new hot topic. Polling will be used to gauge how the membership feels about a topic.
Upcoming Annual Meeting will be held on October 25th 6-7:30pm Westside Village Magnet School at Kingston Elementary 1101 NW 12th Street, Bend, OR
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