Resources for HRPNA residents
Resources for HRPNA residents
Area and past neighborhood plans.
Online: Neighborhoods | Phone: (715) 839-4914 | Email: Planning@eauclairewi.gov
Our city council representative is Andrew Werthmann, representing District 5.
City of Eau Claire 2024 Aldermanic Districts Map PDF
The Neighborhood Services Division covers snow removal concerns, trash, parking, maintenance issues, or other nuisance concerns. You can also submit service requests and concerns through the online site.
Online: Neighborhood Services | Phone: (715) 839-4961
The HRPNA Association also tracks concerns. Feel free to fill out the Randall Park Concerns Form. As a reminder, this is not a substitute for submitting a service request to appropriate agencies.
We have a number of city ordinances that support us being good neighbors and protect our community.
Title 6: Animals PDF Pets need to be licensed and leashed within city limits. This includes in parks and on trails.
Title 9: Public Peace, Morals, and Welfare PDF You have 24 hours to pick up after your outdoor gatherings and should be mindful of neighbors when having a gathering.
Title 10: Vehicles and Traffic PDF Eau Claire does have Alternate Side Parking in place between November 1 and May 1 each year. This allows for more efficient snow removal and street cleaning.
Title 13: Materials on Sidewalks PDF Snow and ice should be removed from sidewalks within 24 hours of the weather event.
Full Code Online: Code of Ordinances
For immediate Non-Emergency situations, you can call the Eau Claire dispatch.
Phone: (715) 839-4972
District officers welcome the opportunity to attend individual association meetings. Reach out to your district contact to make arrangements.
Online: Eau Claire Police Department - About Us | Phone: Olivia Erl, Lieutenant - West District (715) 839-8682
Neighborhoods may choose to have a block party (shutting down the street to get together); neighborhood association event, or for larger gatherings, a special event. Each have a separate application process. ECNA (Eau Claire Neighborhood Association) also has some block party materials that can be borrowed for your block party, such as games, movie night supplies, canopy, tables, chairs, etc.
Visit the ECNA Rentals page to learn more.
Contact billie.hufford@eauclairewi.gov to borrow materials or with questions.
Review checklists and online applications on the Eau Claire's Have A Block Party! page.
Eau Claire Tenant Landlord Resource Center The mission of the Eau Claire Tenant-Landlord Resource Center is to advance housing justice, working primarily for the benefit of those with high rental barriers, low income, marginalized, and justice-impacted communities.
Online: Eau Claire Tenant Landlord Resource Center
Health Department Investigates housing-related complaints such as unsanitary conditions, safety, mold, plumbing, and other issues.
Online: Housing & Inspections: Eau Claire City and County |
Environmental Services This is for garbage concerns and is a part of the Health Department.
Email: Nicole.Kragness@eauclairecounty.gov
Housing Authority The Housing Authority is responsible for the administration of nine federally subsidized housing programs.
Online: Housing Authority | Phone: (715) 839-4943
Jonah: May be able to assist with concerns/repairs:
Online: Jonah | Phone: (715) 497-8732 | Email: cvjonahorganizer@gmail.com | Local: 2233 Golf Rd, Eau Claire WI 54701
ECASD Homeless Program Families that are in a living situation that qualifies as homeless, as defined by the McKinney Vento federal law have rights and access to resources.
Online: McKinney-Vento Program Resources | Phone: Dani Graham (715) 852-3044 | Email: dgraham@ecasd.us
Safe Families for Children in the Chippewa Valley (SFFC-CV), a group getting started here. SFFC seeks to provide services to keep families together by providing support networks for parents facing crises through vetted volunteer families.
Online: Safe Families for Children - Wisconsin