Charlotte Weather:
WPNA Monthly Meetings: Second Tuesday each Month.
Meeting: 
Until Further Notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
posted 10/23/2020
A survey is available to let the city and CDOT know how you feel about this change on Central Avenue.
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or above image to take the survey.
I've received numerous concerns regarding the fairness/objectivity of the questions in the survey. I'm currently discussing those concerns with city staff members and the survey may be updated in the coming week(s) as a result. So, it may be best to advise folks to briefly wait before filling the survey out. Please feel free to email your city councilmen if after you review the survey you find the questions fair and objective.
Matt Newton - District 5 City Council Member
The last box on the survey is the only place that an option can truly be voiced but will not be calculated into the findings of the overall survey. Thank you and continue to watch for updates.
A survey is available to let the city and CDOT know how you feel about this change on Central Avenue.
Click
or above image to take the survey.
I've received numerous concerns regarding the fairness/objectivity of the questions in the survey. I'm currently discussing those concerns with city staff members and the survey may be updated in the coming week(s) as a result. So, it may be best to advise folks to briefly wait before filling the survey out. Please feel free to email your city councilmen if after you review the survey you find the questions fair and objective.
Matt Newton - District 5 City Council Member
The last box on the survey is the only place that an option can truly be voiced but will not be calculated into the findings of the overall survey. Thank you and continue to watch for updates.
posted 10/11/2020
STREET EATS AT POTTER PLACE
Oct. 23-25 and Oct. 31-Nov. 1.
11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Corner of Central Avenue and Kilborne Drive.
Street Eats allows residents to get take-out orders from local restaurants in a convenient and safe outdoor location. Street Eats will take place Oct. 23-25 and Oct. 30-Nov. 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. It's part of the City of Charlotte's program to help local restaurants during COVID-19 restrictions and is made possible with funding from the CARES Act. To learn more or participate, contact at Yellow Duck Marketing.
Learn more about the Central/Albemarle/Shamrock .
STREET EATS AT POTTER PLACE
Oct. 23-25 and Oct. 31-Nov. 1.
11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Corner of Central Avenue and Kilborne Drive.
Street Eats allows residents to get take-out orders from local restaurants in a convenient and safe outdoor location. Street Eats will take place Oct. 23-25 and Oct. 30-Nov. 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. It's part of the City of Charlotte's program to help local restaurants during COVID-19 restrictions and is made possible with funding from the CARES Act. To learn more or participate, contact at Yellow Duck Marketing.
Learn more about the Central/Albemarle/Shamrock .
posted 9/25/2020
City tests bus-only lane on Central Ave. between Eastland transit center and Eastway Drive. The coronavirus pandemic has reduced traffic on Charlotte's streets by 20% to 50%, city officials say, making it a good time to assess the impact of removing one lane of traffic to cars Click to read article.
City tests bus-only lane on Central Ave. between Eastland transit center and Eastway Drive. The coronavirus pandemic has reduced traffic on Charlotte's streets by 20% to 50%, city officials say, making it a good time to assess the impact of removing one lane of traffic to cars Click to read article.
Windsor Park Neighborhood Monthly Crime Report.
View Previous crime reports.
The crime report for the Windsor Park Neighborhood from Officer Campos, Easway Division Charlotte Police.
Listed below are the significant events reported since Wednesday 10/07. We have 5 Robbery From Person, 1 Homicide, 1 Auto Theft and 7 Larceny from Auto. Lock your residence and vehicles doors and windows and pay attention to suspicious vehicles and people in your area, and please don't leave anything visible inside your vehicle (do not leave firearms inside vehicle). Here is a link to the CMPD website that has numerous safety tips for just about any circumstance you may encounter.
Please utilize this at your convenience: http://charlottenc.gov/CMPD/Safety/Pages/Safety-Tips.aspx.
Thanks.
Thanks.
- 10/13/2020, Larceny From Auto, 4729 Central Ave. (restaurant parking lot). Suspect arrested.
- 10/13/2020, Larceny From Auto, 3543 Taurus Dr. (Greenbryre apartments ). The suspect(s) shattered the right front door window and stole tools.
- 10/13/2020, Larceny From Auto, 3555 Spanish Quarter Cr. (Greenbryre apartments). The suspect(s) shattered the right front door window and stole tools.
- 10/11/2020, Larceny From Auto, 4400 Carriage Drive Cr. (Windsor Park neighborhood. Suspect arrested.
- 10/11/2020, Robbery From Person, 3500 Burner Dr. (Winterfield neighborhood).
- 10/10/2020, Larceny From Auto, 3700 Brookchase Dr. Tools were stolen from his toolbox.
- 10/09/2020, Homicide, 5000 Cheval Pl. (Windsor Park neighborhood). Suspect arrested.
- 10/09/2020, Robbery From Person, 4945 Central Ave. (Central Point apartments).
- 10/09/2020, Larceny From Auto, 5111 Central Ave. ( Restaurant parking lot). Concrete saw and level laser had been stolen from the cab of victims 2008 red Ford F450 truck.
- 10/09/2020, Larceny From Auto, 4369 Central Ave. (Peppertree apartments). License plate stolen.
- 10/09/2020, Robbery From Person, 1901 Eastway Dr. (Townhomes of Ashbrook).
- 10/08/2020, Robbery From Person, 5433 Albemarle Rd. (Sailboat Bay apartments ).
- 10/08/2020, Auto Theft, 2211 Kilborne Dr. (Woodland Park apartments). Known suspect.
- 10/08/2020, Robbery From Person, 3525 Taurus Dr. (Greenbryre apartments.)
News and Happens at Windsor Park Elementary School.
updated 9/24/2020
Neighbors and Families,
We are collecting any and all winter apparel such as hats, gloves and coats for ages 4 to 12.
With the cold weather quickly approaching we have many kids that do not have the main essentials to keep warm.
Items can also be taken directly to the school which is located @
3910 Sudbury Road Charlotte NC 28205
Thank you for your consideration in helping Windsor Park Elementary School.
Our Tax Id Code can be given upon request.
If you have any questions or need any other information please feel free to email crystal.ritch@hendrickauto.com Sincerely,
Windsor Park Elementary
Our Tax Id Code can be given upon request.
If you have any questions or need any other information please feel free to email crystal.ritch@hendrickauto.com Sincerely,
Windsor Park Elementary
updated 9/24/2020
Windsor Park Elementary School Food Pantry
We are continuing collection for the food pantry at the school so these children will have a
confidential place to go and ask for food items for weekends, teacher work days, holidays etc.
Most of these students only meals come from the breakfast and lunch provided at school.
To help our kids have food to eat, we are asking for donations of the following.
While these are the core wish list, any nonperishable food item will be accepted.
Food Items:
* Box of individual Oatmeal
* Box of individual Grits
* Individual, single serving cereal
* Chef Boyardee
* Ramen noodles / cup of noodles
* Mac and cheese
* Fruit cups / canned fruit
* Case of bottled water School Statistics:
WP is a Title 1 school, with a 100% poverty level. There are currently 30 students who identify as homeless and 150 who have immediate need Any donations can be taken to the school or be brought to a WPNA neighborhood meeting. With any questions, please contact Crystal Ritch at crystal.ritch@hendrickauto.com Thank you for your donation to Windsor Park Elementary School. Sincerely, Shanna Rae Principal
* Box of individual Oatmeal
* Box of individual Grits
* Individual, single serving cereal
* Chef Boyardee
* Ramen noodles / cup of noodles
* Mac and cheese
* Fruit cups / canned fruit
* Case of bottled water School Statistics:
WP is a Title 1 school, with a 100% poverty level. There are currently 30 students who identify as homeless and 150 who have immediate need Any donations can be taken to the school or be brought to a WPNA neighborhood meeting. With any questions, please contact Crystal Ritch at crystal.ritch@hendrickauto.com Thank you for your donation to Windsor Park Elementary School. Sincerely, Shanna Rae Principal
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America's Historical Documents
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If you have not read these or remember what they are, then you need to read.
