Wins in 2026Neighbors showing up, speaking up and pitching in. Here’s what we’ve done together this year.
Vinegar Flats has an official voice on the new land use map!
Our Executive Committee voted 5 to 0 on a resolution built from neighbor feedback, and it went to the City.
Read more →Our fall clean-up was a huge success!
89 cars came through, some more than once, and 17 volunteers made it run. The scrap metal collection is bringing money in for the council, too.
Read more →We workshopped our vision with our District 2 leaders
A clearer picture of how we work together.
Read more →Vinegar Flats neighbors shared their values
At the Vinegar Flats Planning Committee, neighbors shared what they want to protect for the future, and we turned it into a record we can use.
Read more →Our website and Facebook have a fresh new look!
Same council, fresh face.
Read more →Our new gear is here!
Feather flags, a banner, a table runner, stickers and business cards will be showing up at our events.
Read more →Neighbors picked our brand style!
Style E won the art vote and is now our brand style.
Read more →New council leadership elected
Eme Ray was elected Chair and Jeff Kingsbury Vice Chair at the September 17 general meeting.
Read more →Neighbors can chip in!
We now have a Venmo for donations and our own bank account with STCU.
Read more →The info line is live: (509) 724-0331!
Call or text, leave a message, and we reply to every one. Call to hear the next meeting info.
Read more →latahnc.com: an easy address to remember
Our website now has a short, memorable address for flyers, signs and word of mouth.
Read more →Newsletter moved to a bigger home
We outgrew our old email service’s free limit and moved to a new one, so every neighbor who signs up can hear from us.
Read more →Community Engagement Grant approved
City funding for outreach materials and meeting refreshments for the year.
Read more →Neighborhood Improvement grant awarded
City funding for permanent neighborhood information signs and outreach tools.
Read more →Wildfire evacuation drill
Neighbors practiced evacuating together, and the lessons learned are shaping this fall’s preparedness plans.
Read more →Meeting minutes caught up and online
Every set of minutes through July is approved and posted, so anyone can see what the council decided.
Read more →Know of a neighborhood win we should celebrate? Call (509) 724-0331 or tell us.