A recording of the Hybrid Zoom/F2F meeting Monday April 11 is available via this link. ​(Passcode: g6*%BB^W)

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Thanks to member contributions UHNA is able to maintain Atlanta Police Officers on our security patrol 7 days a week instead of 3 or 4 days a week as previously,  benefiting ALL neighbors!
Please recommend non-member neighbors sign up.

In the last 2-week period, 37 incidents were reported in Beat 204.  Of those, none occurred in the area we patrol.  A breakdown of the activity reported in the surrounding area:

Crime Count
Miscellaneous Non-crime 8
Theft from Motor Vehicle (23F) 4
Motor Vehicle Theft (240)3
Traffic Offenses 2
Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property Over $500 (290)2
Other Larceny (23H) 2
Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property Under $500 (290)2
Disorderly Conduct (90C) 2
Lost Property 2
Vehicle Impounded - NOT Stolen 1
Simple Assault (13B) 1
Shoplifting (23C) 1
Death - No Crime 1
False Pretenses/Swindle/Confidence Game (26A) Over $10,000 1
Drug/Narcotic Violations (35A) 1
Vehicle Repossessed - NOT Stolen 1
Other Offenses (90Z) 1
Burglary/Breaking & Entering (220) 1
Aggravated Assault (13A) 1
Grand Total 37

Significant Incidents:

• Aggravated Assault
  • On April 3, 2022, an argument between a man and a woman that were previously in a relationship escalated.  The man pushed the woman to the ground.  The female victim's cousin, another woman, slashed the male's arm with a knife.  The male was arrested for simple battery and the female slasher was arrested for aggravated assault.  All arrests were made on scene.
  
  
  

Atlanta Police Department Community Services Division is ​now accepting applications for Class #40 of the Citizen’s Police Academy.   
The dates for the Academy are Tuesday evenings from 6:00pm -9:00pm starting May 3, 2022- June 21, 2022.    
 The deadline to receive applications is Tuesday, April 26, 2022.
 
Thank you!
 Elizabeth Espy
Director of Community Engagement and Events
Internship Coordinator

The Underwood Hills Neighborhood Association Inc. invites you to a hybrid General Meeting at
The Works Marketing Center and via Zoom.  Proposed Agenda Below
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​The restaurant on 1201 Collier Rd NW Atlanta, GA 30318, known to many residents as ‘DePalma’s
Porch’ has got a fresh coat of paint- but not only that.
According to information obtained by the Underwood Hills Neighborhood Association (UHNA), it has undergone extensive remodeling and is about to be re-launched as a Hookah Lounge.

Hookah Lounges have a long tradition and originate from Persia/ India as a place where a ‘Hookah’ also known as Shisha or waterpipe is smoked and typically drinks and snacks are served. The modern version that has become trendy in recent years, especially among students typically serves alcoholic drinks and is often more of a nightclub with music and dancing. In recent years Hookah Lounges got a bad reputation in Atlanta after some incidents involving violence.

Although this side of Collier roads does not technically belong to Underwood Hills, we are in touch with
relevant bodies, local politicians, and the chair of the neighboring NPU-C to better understand what is
planned as it will directly affect our neighborhood, in particular residents in Collier Green right opposite on Collier Rd.

We will have this topic on the agenda for our upcoming Neighborhood Meeting on Monday, April 11 at ‘The Works’ (and virtual via Zoom) and have invited Courtney Smith, President of Midtown Neighbors Association, and one of the founders of https://www.clearatl.org/, and an appointee serving on the ATAG3, a task force assembled to address liquor license reforms of policy, procedure, and legislation.

Change to Saturday, March 26, 2022
1:00pm-2:00pm
Underwood Hills Park, 1845 Harper St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318, USA
All welcome to join in this Monthly water quality testing Citizen Science activity.
Kids particularly like discovering the small creatures living unnoticed in the stream. Follow the Data recorded on Adopt a Stream website at https://aas.gaepd.org/Group.aspx?id=2909 

note this project is generously supported by Fulton County Public Works via an EPA grant.

It's worth noting that several attempts to resolve this issue via store management and the City produced no result. If you'd like to be more involved in your community contact uhadmin@underwoodhills.org or any of the UHNA Leadership