Cherryhill Neighborhood Association

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Cherryhill Neighborhood Association is a City of Sunnyvale sanctioned association formed for the benefit of the Cherryhill Neighborhood. The basic idea is to improve our lives, safety, and community by getting to know our neighbors. click on "About Us" to learn more. Please join.

Cherryhill Spring Mixer

The next Cherryhill Association get-together (our Spring Mixer) is scheduled for February 13th in the De Anza Park Building on Lime Drive from 7:00pm-8:30pm. Please save the date. The association will provide refreshments and we'll have a pot luck with an international theme. Feel free to bring a dish to share — but please do not feel obligated to do so! Everyone is welcome to join us!!

We will have a guest speaker , Department of Public Safety's Chief, Frank Grgurina. Chief Grgurina took control of DPS on November 28, 2011. He comes to Sunnyvale from the Fremont Police Department, where he has served since 1989.

Chief Grgurina will discuss crime statistics and give a demo of crimereports.com. He will also be available to take questions from attendees.

January 2012 Newsletter

The Cherryhill Neighborhood Association January newsletter has been published:

2012-01 (Jan) Newsletter, Click to read it

2012 Calendar

Mark your calendars! The 2012 schedule of neighborhood events is as follows:

Association Spring Mixer Mon, Feb13

De Anza Park Building, 7-8:30

Spring Garden Tour, Sat Apr 7
Freecycle & Dumpster Day Sat, May 19

same day as Household Hazardous Waste Day

Block Party Sat, June 2
National Night Out Tues, Aug 7

De Anza Park Picnic tables, 6-8pm

Harvest Share Sun, Sep 9
Association Fall Mixer Mon, Oct 22

De Anza Park Building, 7-8:30pm

Holiday Walkabout Sun, Dec 9

Announcements

SNAP

The Sunnyvale SNAP (Sunnyvale Neighborhoods Actively Prepare) organization is making a special effort to organize all SNAP trained individuals throughout the city to better disseminate information and serve the community. SNAP has several projects in the works at differing stages that they plan to roll out. The first is a training program to teach people how to set up and organize SNAP in their own neighborhoods.

Robert Locke is the SNAP Liaison Officer to the Neighborhood Associations. He will be contacting Cherryhill Neighborhood Associaton to get us involved. Our neighborhood is within SNAP district 3 and SNAP will be concentrating their efforts in District 3 first. If you would like to become involved contact Kyle Welch or Wayne Amacher. We hope to designate a person as the Cherryhill Point of Contact (POC) soon.

Ideas

Please send in your ideas about what you think your neighborhood association should be doing. New blood and new ideas are vital. Contact Kyle Welch or Wayne Amacher.

Volunteer

The more people we inolve in our activities, the stronger our neighborhood association will be. If you would like to get out a little, have some fun, meet your neighbors, and do good things please volunteer. You can design your own project if you wish, just let us know what you would like to do. To volunteer, contact Kyle Welch. We need volunteers for:

Members-at-Large - Help plan our activities
Block Representatives: Details at: Block Representatives
Traffic Calming Chairperson
SNAP POC

2012 Officers

The 2012 Cherryhill Neighborhood Association officers elected at the 2011 Fall Mixer are listed below. New Officers took office on January 1, 2012.

Kyle Welch, Chairperson
Derek Wagner, Vice Chairperson
Doris Tan, Secretary
Jim Sturtevant, Treasurer
Wayne Amacher, Past Chairperson, Webmaster
Jennifer Lung, Member at Large
Kathryn Besser (Ex Officio), Newsletter Editor

The board has decided to add as many Members-at-Large as convenient. Members-at-Large are voting members of the board, help plan activities, and groom themselves to become future neighborhood officers ("new blood"). Anyone who would like to participate actively in the association is welcome to volunteer as a Member-at Large. Contact Kyle Welch or Wayne Amacher.