Pierce Park Neighborhood Association
Working together to better our community
Give feedback on “State Street District”
There’s an opportunity coming up for neighbors to give feedback on the proposed urban renewal district, “State Street District”, ccdcstatestreet.com. CCDC’s hosting virtual open houses about the draft plan starting June 21 2021. Pre-register for either:
12pm MST to 1pm:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcvc-mvrD4qGNVcglF7u5jOQRr05jhi78I4
6pm MST to 7pm: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0udeGurjwuE9QFxagqBkmYPPxcbFsOLlKN
The area of intersection of the proposed district and Pierce Park Neighborhood is shown below – roughly, the currently commercial-only area bordering State St, and the Glenbrier Park residential-only area behind it:
Increase Pierce Park representation on parks, pathways, open space!
Boise’s looking to fill an open position on the Parks & Recreation Commission.
Residents with backgrounds or experience in recreation programming, urban planning and development, environmental education, community engagement, outdoor advocacy or related fields are encouraged to apply.
The deadline’s July 14 2020.
FAQ: Which Pierce Park neighborhood’s which?
A common question we get is:
I live in Pierce Park neighborhood. How do I pay my HOA dues?
Pierce Park Meadows is one of the older subdivisions in northwest Boise, in the area of Tobi & Portsmouth west of Pierce Park Ln. People sometimes call that subdivision Pierce Park, and the subdivision property owners are members of Pierce Park HOA. As of June 2020 Pierce Park HOA no longer maintains a website, but last we knew the association was managed by MGM, so owners should start there regarding matters like dues, covenants, and common lots.
The neighborhood described by City of Boise as Pierce Park, which this website’s concerned with, covers a larger area – the majority of the area within Pierce Park Ln, Gary Ln, State St, and Hill Rd.
There are many other subdivisions/HOAs in Pierce Park, and we’re working on map/contact details for all of them. Let us know how we can reach you for inclusion!
See the picture below about the differences between HOAs and neighborhood associations, and learn more about Pierce Park Neighborhood Association here.
2019 Annual Meeting
The PPNA annual meeting is coming up. The meeting will be at 6:30 on October 8, 2016 at the Pierce Park Elementary cafeteria.
Sadly, several members of our wonderful PPNA Board will be stepping down this term. If you want to make a difference in the future of the Pierce Park Neighborhood, please attend our annual meeting and consider signing up as a board member. In addition, we are also looking for help with the following:
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- Social media posts-facebook, nextdoor, website, etc.
- Email correspondence and organization
- Manage public hearing notices
- Attend zoomgrants training and manage our zoomgrants account by submitting receipts, keeping track of balances, helping to submit grant applications, etc.
- Write and submit documents to the city such as our NA annual report and grant applications
- Seek out information regarding changes impacting our neighborhood related to ACHD, ValleyRide, Schools, City of Boise, etc.
Please attend the meeting and consider how you can help the future of the neighborhood!!!
Goathead Gathering
Hi everyone,
PPNA will be hosting a Goathead Gathering in an effort to rid our neighborhood of those pesky, tube puncturing weeds from hell. If you’ve ridden your bike much in Boise, there’s a good chance you’ve had some of your rides cut short due to these wicked weeds. Join us in our efforts to make our neighborhood sidewalks and bike lanes great again.
The event will take place on July 13, 2019 at the Riverglen Jr. High parking lot from 8:30-10:00am. Breakfast provided and all attendees will be entered into a drawing for some fabulous prizes from local vendors. Click flier link below for more details.
The Great Goathead Gathering Flier
PPNA Annual Meeting Review
Thank you to all neighborhood residents who attended our annual PPNA meeting on September 11. We have included minutes as well as the full presentation.
2018 Annual Meeting Presentation
Annual Meeting Minutes 9.11.18
We would also like to welcome our new board members – Regan Boultinghouse, Bob Purbeck, and Danny Lowber!
Thanks for Coming to National Night Out!
Thanks to everyone who came to our neighborhood’s National Night Out! It was a great time. We had some good food, met some good people, and had a chance to get a good soak under a fire truck water cannon. Here are some pictures from the event:
PPNA Annual Meeting
Our annual meeting will take place on Tuesday, September 11 from 6:30-8:00pm at Pierce Park Elementary School. We will be reviewing our annual activities, giving updates on the lot on Gary Lane (park/fire station), and electing Board members.
National Night Out
Join us for our 2018 National Night Out (NNO) on Tuesday, August 7 from 6:00pm-8:30pm at Pierce Park Elementary. NNO is a unique event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch. The National Night Out campaign has involved citizens, law enforcement agencies, civic groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations and local officials from over 15,000 communities from all 50 states, U.S. territories, Canadian cities and military bases worldwide. Over 37 million people have participated in NNO worldwide.
