TGHNA Committees

Tower Grove Heights Neighborhood Association Committees

Block Captains

blockreps@towergroveheights.com

Block Captains help to enhance the lives of people in our area by welcoming them to the neighborhood and sharing information and resources with them to build a sense of community pride that contributes to the well-being of all of our residents.

While the role of Block Captain carries no law enforcement authority, it provides a means to help to break the cycle of crime.  Block Captains help to establish a safer, friendlier place to live; they help to clean up and beautify the area and they strengthen the whole neighborhood by encouraging engagement with neighbors and in neighborhood activities.

Block Captains represent the residents of their block at Block Captain meetings and often communicate issues or concerns to the Neighborhood Improvement Specialist on their behalf. Tower Grove Heights and Tower Grove South Block Captains meet jointly on second Mondays (January-November), 6:30 p.m. at Oak Hill Presbyterian Church, 4111 Connecticut. 

Communications

communications@towergroveheights.com

Our website is on the WordPress platform and we use MailChimp for our notification list.  If you have experience in either of these or have graphic design skills, let’s chat!  We welcome suggestions for content.

Safety

safety@towergroveheights.com

If you are interested in helping to reduce crime in the neighborhood, through more effective lighting, security cameras, and other safety strategies, this is the committee for you!  Our SLMPD 2nd District Liaison Officer and our Neighborhood Improvement Specialist/NSO meet regularly with this committee.    

Social

social@towergroveheights.com

The Social Committee is responsible for planning and arranging some social activities for the neighborhood throughout the year. Events include the monthly Heights Nights happy hours (2nd Tuesdays, April – September) in casual settings spotlighting local businesses . Everyone is welcome to attend all of the events, including kids!  Events are publicized on our notification list via MailChimp and on in-neighborhood signage.