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AARPTeri
Community Manager
July 1, 2020

Do you wish your community was more livable, beautiful, vibrant, fun, safe, connected?

  • July 1, 2020
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Do you wish your community was more livable, beautiful, vibrant, fun, safe, connected? Small community projects have the power to spark big changes.

 

Tell us what your community is doing to make it more livable and share a picture here to inspire others to take action. You can also find tips and resources to get started with AARP Livable Communities.

 

There are some really creative Free Libraries happening like these:

 

Have you seen any kindness rocks pop up in your neighborhood? Paint rocks with cheery designs and messages and leave them around your community to brighten someone’s day!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Do you have any of these cool things happening in your neighborhood?  Have ideas of your own?  Share them here!

26 replies

Contributor ⭐
August 19, 2020
Yes
MELISSA
Contributor ⭐
August 19, 2020
YES
MELISSA
Contributor ⭐
August 19, 2020

 

I don't need to ask for anything more. My community has everything I need. There is always something going on for the people who live here. I wouldn't change a thing. I contribute by giving the things I don't need anymore to the needy in my community.

Contributor ⭐⭐
August 29, 2020

Yes I would but I can’t do it alone but I give it a good try 

Hokahey1491
Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2020

Yes, live next to Ft Hood Army Base. Conditions are not suitable. Lakes are managed by Army its disgusting, only nice areas are on base others are public which 2 nice areas are camping only so no entry. 

The city doesn't offer anything but little lame activities. 

Its not safe here crime is overwhelming. 

They stopped most public transportation, matter of fact never see any. Nothing offered for seniors w/o family for medical care such as surgical procedures or medical care. 

No this didn't start because of virus. 

City isn't managed properly. Utilities or cable no new competitors.

Years ago expanded codes allowing people to buy homes in or on your area to trash yards and street with businesses. My street was once nice but no longer nor safe anymore. 

Much of problems do come from army base, their families brought here many left behind. 

Nobody cares just show up to city meetings regarding any ideas or questions about solutions. They sit looking at you as if we don't exist nor concerned we are good tax payers wanting a good life.

To allow drug dealers and trash business move onto ones street driving down the value of our homes. The whole city is structured this way no matter who is voted in. Constantly claiming they haven't funds. 

The city or army doesnt care....like it or lump it. 

 

Contributor ⭐⭐
August 29, 2020

Yes I really do.