More Than Housing
Did you know TRIP is more than just housing? We are a helping hand on the pathway to community.Here is a small sample of how we invest in people who are working everyday to stabilize neighborhoods… )
Category: TNAC
We Appreciate Your Generous Support
Your Donation Matters “TRIP rents apartments at affordable prices.” “Really? I thought TRIP helps people become homeowners.” “No, TRIP is about rehabbing old, unmarketable homes and making them useable again.” “Hmm, I thought TRIP supported neighborhood leaders and associations.” Many people don’t know that TRIP does all of the above…… Read more »
Add Your Voice to Others Through TNAC
The Troy Neighborhoods Action Council (TNAC) will be meeting on Wednesday, April 10th from 6–7:30pm at The Margaret Krause Center on 2212 Burdett Avenue in Troy. Everyone is welcome to attend! We will have a full agenda, including a discussion of Earth Day plans. TNAC is a group of Troy citizens… Read more »
Troy Neighborhoods Action Council Meeting Feb. 13th
All are welcome!! Wednesday, February 13th, 6 -7:30pmAt The Hill Street Inn, 202 4th St, Troy “I always look forward to our TNAC meetings. It’s great to get together with other community leaders from different areas, from South Troy to the ‘Burgh, which we try to do four times a… Read more »
TNAC Meeting Feb. 13th, 6pm
Troy Neighborhoods Action Council (TNAC) Meeting Wednesday, February 13th, 6-7:30 PM The Hill Street Inn on 202 4th Street All are welcome!! Come share and hear: – Neighborhood associations’ winning strategies – (Re)Imagining Troy project – What’s the Troy Vacant Properties Workgroup doing? – Getting Involved with a “Drug-Free Community”… Read more »
First Annual Statewide Neighborhood Revitalization Conference Warmly Received
On Saturday, September 22nd, urban planners, local officials, and neighborhood activists from Buffalo, Cheektowaga, Syracuse, Johnson City, Newburgh, and Bennington, as well as a contingent representing the Capital District from Albany, Troy, Schenectady, Latham, Amsterdam, and Cropseyville gathered together on Russell Sage campus to share knowledge and ideas about neighborhood… Read more »
Statewide Neighborhood Revitalization Conference, Featuring James Kunstler and Alan Mallach
On September 21st and 22nd, Troy will hold the first annual Statewide Neighborhood Revitalization Conference, a grassroots effort to share information about community-building efforts throughout New York State. The conference will be held at Russell Sage College in Troy. Things will kick off on Friday evening, Sept. 21st, with a free, open… Read more »
Statewide Neighborhood Conference Scheduled, September 21-22, 2012
Thanks to the vision of local business owner Rocco DeFazio and the efforts of a hardworking team of city residents, Troy is proud to host the first New York State Neighborhood Revitalization Conference on September 21st and 22nd at Russell Sage College. This conference will bring together neighborhood activists, educators,… Read more »
Out of Sight, Out of Mind — Hide Your Car’s Valuables
Police Chief Tedesco reported at May 9th’s TNAC (Troy Neighborhoods Action Council) meeting that there have been a number of car break-ins recently. He asked that everyone put all their valuables– including power cords– out of sight and make sure to lock their cars. If police see that your valuables… Read more »
Troy Neighborhoods Action Council Meeting May 9th, 7pm
The purpose of the Troy Neighborhoods Action Action Council (TNAC) is to develop and maintain healthy, vibrant neighborhoods in the city of Troy, New York. It is comprised of residents and businesspeople who believe that the strength of our community lies in its rich history, diverse people, cultures, and economic… Read more »