The Pershing St Community Watch celebrating their revitalized community park with a "Community Day in the Park" event on May 14, 2016. The group had over 100 people in attendance. The group was able to clean up their park and hold this event with the help of a Community-Based Initiative grant from City of High Point's Community Development and Housing Department and help from the City of High Point's Parks and Recreation Department. They also had many community and business sponsors donating to this free community event.
Purpose The Pershing Street Community Watch meets on a monthly basis to discuss the elimination of crime areas and condemned properties. The residents of the Watch keep each other informed of deteriorating properties, vacant over grown lots and increased crimes in the area. Meetings
6 p.m.
The 3rd Tuesday of every month
Full Gospel Miracle Ministry
1107 Lake Avenue
Pershing Street Community Watch
Women stand in a kitchen in front of food, including cake
Plans & Projects
Plans and projects include:
Completing a Community-Based Initiative grant and having a grand opening at the “new” community park
Completing work on bylaws and mission statement
Continuing to make the park more family-friendly
Continuing to partner with the City of High Point Parks and Recreation Department to improve the community park
Door Knocking Campaign to increase membership
Filling all officer positions
Boundaries & Location
The
boundaries of the Pershing Street Community Watch Association are Wilson
Place to the North, College Avenue to the West, Pershing Street to the
East and Kearns Avenue to the South.