Channel Resident Association

Communication #002: Safer Gasparilla

Mar 14, 2009

Summary

?¨ To Have a Safe Gasparilla

?¨ If you see a crime, call 911 immediately

What You Need To Know

If you are staying home for Gasparilla:

?¨ Here is our opportunity to centrally document any activity regarding safety/crime, transportation, or solid waste during the 2009 Gasparilla Invasion.

The Historic Hyde Park Neighborhood Association (HHPNA) has met with the City and Event Fest in November.

?¨ Our purpose at our next meeting March 1 8 , 2009 is to provide information and testimony about our neighborhood experience during the 2009 Gasparilla Invasion.

?¨ Hyde Park Preservation and Bayshore Gardens have also been invited to participate.

Action Required

?¨ Please keep your cell phone camera handy. We need all eyes (and cameras) that are available.

?¨ Any current Gasparilla experience is needed. However, if you see a crime, call 911 immediately, and then email HHPNA.

?¨ We will keep all comments anonymous.

?¨ We will keep everyone informed about our results, possibly have a meeting if there is a good response, and try to find the answers to any of your questions

?¨ Send digital photos (preferably with a description and location) or comments to VP@ehydepark.org or mail activity reports to V.P. HHPNA, P.O. Box 2990; Tampa, FL 33601.

If you have questions, please contact the Historic Hyde Park Neighborhood Association, Vice President, Jack Wyatt at VP@ehydepark.org