The Red Bank Neighborhood Pride Association’s meeting on Feb. 20 will feature Rick Wood, director of the Trust for Public Land. Mr. Wood will be speaking to Red Bank citizens regarding Stringer’s Ridge improvements and the current easements that provide protection for the ridge.
Originally planned to take place at the Red Bank Community Center, the NPA is moving the meeting to the Red Bank Fire Station #2, at 4851 Dayton Boulevard, next to the Recycle Center and the new Driver Service Center. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Due to construction and intersection changes taking place at Morrison Springs Road and Tom Weathers Drive, the meeting is being moved to Fire Station #2.
“We had hoped construction would be completed by now, unfortunately, I think the weather got the best of us,” said Neighborhood Pride Chairperson Carla Quinn.
“We are very fortunate to have Mr. Wood come speak with us. Stringer’s Ridge is an amazing asset to our community and I believe the citizens of Red Bank are very interested in keeping it protected, as well as having the ability to enjoy and utilize it.”
For additional information, email RedBankNPA@gmail.com.
The Red Bank Neighborhood Pride Association is a group of Red Bank residents that are committed to helping the city be a more desirable place to live. Its community meetings are quarterly at the Red Bank Community Center behind Erlanger North. All Red Bank residents are welcome to attend.