2016 - MILLERS BAY NEIGHBORHOOD

Hibernation Happy Hour

Sponsored by the Social Committee

Thank you to all the neighbors who came out for our Annual Hibernation Happy Hour.

Operation Clean Sweep

Sponsored by the Beautification Committee

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Thank you to all of the neighbors who participated in our 4th annual Operation Clean Sweep. We appreciate the efforts of the Beautification committee for organizing our event for the last 4 years. Once again the Murdock Avenue Starbucks provided coffee to energize our volunteers. Many thanks to their crew.

Earth Day and everyday is an opportunity to enhance where we live, work and play by picking up litter and debris from areas around our homes and in our neighborhood.

Popcorn in the Park

Sponsored by the Social Committee

Millers Bay Neighborhood

Olympic Games

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!

Slow Roll #2

Thank you to all of the neighbors who participated in this unique event.

More information about Slow Roll Oshkosh is available at
http://www.slowrolloshkosh.bike

Neighborhood Night Out

Sponsored by the Safety Committee

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.

MBNA Honors OPD and OFD

Fire Chief Tim Franz, Fire Dog Quinn and Police Chief Dean Smith with their appreciation plaques. (L-R)

The Millers Bay Neighborhood Association Safety Committee presented appreciation plaques to Dean Smith, Chief of Police, and to Fire Chief, Tim Franz. We realize the important and often dangerous work Oshkosh police and fire personnel do for us and appreciate all that they do to keep us safe.

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.