What Does The Riverside Association Do?

MAINTAINS OPEN DIALOG WITH RESIDENTS AND AUTHORITIES

• Hosts Annual Meeting in January to Address Local Topics with Keynote Speakers

• Maintains Email Communication with RA members, issuing Community Alerts & Responding to Residents’ Concerns

• Confers with Authorities on Traffic & Pedestrian/Bicycle Safety, Riverside Commons Security & Other Pressing Issues

• Represents Riverside at the Community and Police Partnership (CAPP)

• Maintains Ongoing Dialog with RTM* Districts 5 and 12 members (*Representative Town Meeting)

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COORDINATES WITH OFFICIALS TO ADDRESS LOCAL CONCERNS

• Monitors P&Z hearings for Post Road projects in Riverside

• Initiated a Community-Wide Storm-Management Review Program

• Monitors the SWRPA* Study of Route 1 and Exit 5  (*Southwest Regional Planning  Agency)

• Hosted Fairfield County Natural Gas Line Safety Symposium

• Hosted Officers from Greenwich Police Department on Crime Prevention (2017)

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ENDORSES COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

• Supports Restoration of Eastern Greenwich Civic Center

• Joins Local Civic Groups in Beautification Projects such as Greenwich Point Spring Clean-Up, Train Station Spring Clean-Up and Binney Park Daffodil Planting

 

CARES FOR 2 POST ROAD MEDIANS

(with Greenwich Green and Clean)

• Across from Riverside Commons

• Across from McDonald's​

 

PROPOSED 2023 BY-LAWS

The Riverside Association Board of Governors proposed updated by-laws to be approved by the membership at the 2023 Annual Meeting held on January 19, 2023.  Please note the attached redlined version pdf file, along with a recap of all proposed changes.

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Revised 2023 By-Laws - APPROVED 1/19/23

2023 By-Law Changes Recap

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Riverside Association is a 501(C) (4) organization which means that contributions to our Association are not deductible for federal income tax purposes as a charitable contribution.