CCNA residents have continually identified security/crime as their number one neighborhood concern, both in 1995 when CCNA was formed and again in 2014 when we surveyed our members. To address this matter, the CCNA Board had discovered a program designed to both deter crime and catch criminals. This is a program that helps place more security cameras in our neighborhood, in strategic locations, to help the Sheriff’s office identify criminals and also deter criminals from operating in these areas. The program is patterned after ones...
Read More2020 has started off very differently than we had expected. As conditions continue to evolve, we want you to know your CCNA Board continues to look out for the community’s best interest and safety. The CCNA Board is communicating and meeting regularly (virtua...
Read MoreThe Carmichael Colony Neighborhood Association (CCNA) was formed in May 1995. The Association resulted from a group of neighbors concerned about after hours access issues to Ancil Hoffman Park on Kenneth Ave. After successfully getting the County to address th...
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