Your neighborhood association can help build a community that connects people. It helps provide safety and a sense of community. Great neighborhood associations also empower people and encourage participation in community activities. And, they provide a safe environment for children to socialize outside the family.
A strong neighborhood provides the foundation for families and creates the building blocks for a better America. That’s why neighborhoods matter so much and why AAM is committed to providing the highest levels of community management.
To create great neighborhoods, we recognize we need to listen to those we serve. Therefore, we’d like you to take a few moments to explain why your neighborhood matters to you. Our brief neighborhood survey should only take about three to five minutes to complete.
The information collected from the survey will help us understand how members prefer to interact within their neighborhood. In addition, we’ll get better ideas on how to enhance the process. After submitting your completed survey, you’ll be automatically entered into a monthly drawing for a $50 gift card.
Continue to read the Associated Asset Management Blog for information about Neighborhood Association.
A strong neighborhood provides the foundation for families and creates the building blocks for a better America. That’s why neighborhoods matter so much and why AAM is committed to providing the highest levels of community management.
To create great neighborhoods, we recognize we need to listen to those we serve. Therefore, we’d like you to take a few moments to explain why your neighborhood matters to you. Our brief neighborhood survey should only take about three to five minutes to complete.
The information collected from the survey will help us understand how members prefer to interact within their neighborhood. In addition, we’ll get better ideas on how to enhance the process. After submitting your completed survey, you’ll be automatically entered into a monthly drawing for a $50 gift card.
Continue to read the Associated Asset Management Blog for information about Neighborhood Association.