Each of Tacoma’s Neighborhood Councils serves as an independent, non-profit citizen organization to promote citizen-based efforts for neighborhood improvement.
- Learn more about all of Tacoma’s Neighborhood Councils…
- About the North End Neighborhood Council
- NENC Board Documents (agendas, reports, etc.)
Any resident, business owner, employee, property owner or member of an existing neighborhood group within the Neighborhood Council area can join the Council.
The North End Neighborhood Council works with stakeholders in this neighborhood to improve awareness of community issues – such as transportation infrastructure, public safety, arts, and education – by providing a forum centered on community participation. By providing such a forum, the Council can help to inform the community of these issues, as well as inform the Tacoma City Council, which relies on its neighborhood councils to take the pulse of the community.
The North End Neighborhood is generally defined as being east of Orchard St, north of 6th Ave, and west of the Stadium business district. The North End is comprised of the original settlement in Tacoma, vibrant business districts, great public schools, and top-notch parks.
When are your monthly meetings? Thanks
Unless otherwise noted, the North End Neighborhood Council meets at 6:00 p.m. the first Monday of each month at the University of Puget Sound in Trimble Forum.
Would this be the proper forum to address concerns regarding things in the neighborhood that impact the safety of residents?
Hello Kimberly. You are welcome to post a concern here, however public safety concerns are better addressed directly to the North End’s Tacoma Police liaison, Lt. Dan Still, at DStill@ci.tacoma.wa.us, or the non-emergency contact number is (253) 591-5697. If you’d like to bring the concern to the attention of the full neighborhood council, you’re encouraged to attend one of our upcoming meetings to address the council.
Thank you. The concerns are not about crime.