Neighborhood Announcements
Fall Forum - Neighborhood Night Out - Neighborhood Yard Sale
Popcorn in the Park - Slow Roll Oshkosh
MBNA Social Media - Volunteer Opportunities - Upcoming Events
Safety Tip - OPD District 3 Newsletter
Popcorn in the Park - Slow Roll Oshkosh
MBNA Social Media - Volunteer Opportunities - Upcoming Events
Safety Tip - OPD District 3 Newsletter
2016 Fall Forum : Safety Begins at Home
Sponsored by the Safety Committee
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Tuesday, October 18th 6:30-8:00 p.m. Emmeline Cook Elementary School |
Presenters include:
Oshkosh Police Department Crime Prevention Officer Joseph Nichols
Oshkosh Police Department District 3 Officer Rob Kraemer
Oshkosh Fire Department Public Educator John Holland
Oshkosh Police Department Crime Prevention Officer Joseph Nichols
Oshkosh Police Department District 3 Officer Rob Kraemer
Oshkosh Fire Department Public Educator John Holland
Learn How To...
- reduce crime in our neighborhood by 80%?
- be in control of your personal information to prevent identity theft and scams?
- keep your family internet-safe?
- live safely in the most dangerous place of all . . . your home
Please call 235-1386 if you need a ride.
Neighborhood Night Out 2016
Sponsored by the Safety Committee
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Thank you to all of the neighbors who came out for our 5th Annual Neighborhood Night Out. See photos below and read about the special presentation from this year's event. |
Our thanks to the Oshkosh Police and Fire Departments, Hot Dog Charlie, and Mark & Susie's Piggly Wiggly for helping to make the evening a success.
Millers Bay Neighborhood Honors Police and Fire Personnel
Fire Chief Tim Franz, Fire Dog Quinn and Police Chief Dean Smith with their appreciation plaques. (L-R)
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In his remarks, Police Chief Smith, thanked Oshkosh citizens for making him feel welcome and spoke of the importance in keeping the lines of communication open. Fire Chief Franz introduced the firemen of Station 18 that service our neighborhood. He then handed the plaque over to be hung in Station 18.
The Millers Bay Neighborhood Association is part of
Neighborhood Yard Sale
Sponsored by the Social Committee
Thank you to all the neighbors who participated in this year's yard sale.
Mark you calendar for next years event:
August 19, 2017
Mark you calendar for next years event:
August 19, 2017
Popcorn in the Park
Sponsored by the Social Committee
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Millers Bay Neighborhood
Olympic Games
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Thank you to all of the neighbors who participated in the Millers Bay Neighborhood Olympic Games at Popcorn in the Park. Congratulations to all the medal winners!
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Slow Roll Oshkosh
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Thank you to all of the neighbors who participated in this unique event.
Millers Bay Neighborhood on Social Media
Get social with us on Twitter and Instagram.
To keep our neighbors up to date on all of our activities and important neighborhood updates, we are now on Twitter and Instagram. Learn about upcoming events, receive reminders about our events and see photos from our neighborhood. Please be patient with us as we begin using our Twitter and Instagram accounts.
Use hashtag #mbnaosh to share your posts to Twitter and Instagram.
#mbnaosh
Neighborhood Volunteer Opportunities
Millers Bay Neighborhood Association’s committees are always looking for fresh ideas and new volunteers. If you’re thrifty and know how to shop for bargains we could use your expertise for our neighborhood yard sale. Planning for this year’s sale is starting soon. Please email info@millersbayneighborhood.org to volunteer.
If a yard sale is not your thing, Millers Bay Neighborhood Association has more opportunities for you. We welcome more members to all our committees.
If a yard sale is not your thing, Millers Bay Neighborhood Association has more opportunities for you. We welcome more members to all our committees.
Beautification - Grievance - Member Services - Safety - Social
Please email info@millersbayneighborhood.org to join a committee.
Please email info@millersbayneighborhood.org to join a committee.
August
Neighborhood Yard Sale
August 20, 2016
August 20, 2016
Monthly Safety Tip
Sponsored by the Safety Committee
Home Address Placement
Is your address easily seen from the street? If not, this could be a huge safety issue for police and fire departments because seconds count when there is a fire or an ambulance is needed. According to Oshkosh City Ordinance Section 25-76 (C) Survey and Assignment of Numbers, address numbers shall be conspicuously placed immediately above, on or at the side of the proper door so the number can be seen plainly from the street.
Neighborhood Police and Fire Contacts
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Officer R. Kraemer
Neighborhood Officer, Oshkosh Police Dept. phone: 920-236-5700 cell: 920-252-0216 email: rkraemer@ci.oshkosh.wi.us website: http://www.oshkoshpd.com/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Oshkosh-Police-Department-373400751611/ |
John Holland
Public Educator, Oshkosh Fire Dept. phone: 920-236-5240 phone: 920-236-5249 email: jholland@ci.oshkosh.wi.us website: www.oshkoshfd.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Oshkosh-Fire-Department-136848203049526/ |
Oshkosh Police Department District 3 Newsletter
Sunset Over Millers Bay
Neighbor Submitted Photos
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