Jackson Neighborhood

Fresno, CA

February

Newsletter

English Version
Spanish Version

Jackson CDC - A Year in Review: Our Shared Light

Jackson Community Development Corporation newsletter with colorful graphics, tree diagram of gratitude points, and informational text about community programs and donations.

Spanish:

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Sign with red and yellow background says 'NO on SEDA!~¡NO en SEDA!'

  • PASS IT ON:

    • Reach out to your City Council representative, ask about their thoughts, and share your concerns.

    • Share information with neighbors

    • Use printouts from Stopseda.org to share

    • Share this mailer/info sheet widely

November 6th NO ON SEDA Press Conference:

Thank You!

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We sincerely appreciate everyone who joined us at the City Planning Commission Meeting on Wednesday, November 19th. Your presence and participation help shape the future of our community. While not everyone is captured in the photo, please know that we value each one of you who took the time to attend.

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Possibilities for the Future . . . Old UMC Summary from Spring 2025 Survey

Spring 2025 Survey Results

SUCCESS!

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more supporters!

23 Jackson residents joined with others from across the city to nearly fill the council chambers with over 150 folks in attendance for tonight’s Planning Commission Public Hearing on SEDA.

The meeting started with a proposal to delay the presentation and vote due to a realization that the commission had misinformation and incomplete information regarding this significant topic.  They approved sending the topic back to city staff to continue research to gather complete and accurate information and to then bring it back to the commission for consideration.  No date was set for this.

This is a WIN!   Our hope tonight is that they would realize just what they did - that the commission was not prepared to decide on this topic.

It was noted that the commission has received significant public letters with concerns, and they also acknowledged the significant resident turnout at the meeting.

WAY TO GO JACKSON!!!!  

Stay tuned . . .  there will be future meetings where we want to show up  - and increase our numbers!  We will keep showing up to advocate for our neighborhood and our city!

Learn More about SEDA
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Group of diverse smiling people, including children and adults, standing on a staircase in a modern building with large windows and a mural painting behind them. Many are wearing matching dark green t-shirts with a yellow sun logo and text "Jackson Neighborhood". One child holds a sign saying "FIRST!" and another holds a paper, indicating participation in a community event or celebration.

Jackson

Neighborhood Highlights

Dyer Endorses the Improved Safety of 'Road Diet' Streets…

GVWire Article

Watch: South Tulare Street Receives A Street Upgrade After Child Accident

GVWire Article

The Jackson Neighborhood

represents the 3500 neighbors and 923 homes between First and Cedar, Tulare, and Cesar Chavez Blvd.

Jackson CDC

Jackson Community Development Corporation is committed to resident-led community development. Inspired by the people of Jackson, our organization is committed to listening to the residents and experimenting with their solutions to solve some of the neighborhood’s great challenges.

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More than a neighborhood...

…we are a community.

Map of Jackson Neighborhood in Fresno, California, bordered by E. Tulare Street, Cedar Avenue, Cesar E. Chavez Blvd, and First Street, showing streets and local landmarks.