We, the ONDNA Board of Directors, welcome you to our association’s website. Our Board positions and contact information are given in the Organization link above.
With the information on this website we seek to provide basic information on the ONDNA, to show how Old North people can participate in it, and to suggest ways in which we can improve our wonderful neighborhood.
Objectives:
The objectives adopted in the ONDNA bylaws in June, 2002 continue to guide what we do today. These objectives include:
To promote the best interests of Old North Davis — the City of Davis area bounded by B, 7th, 5th and the railroad.
To work for improvement in the area’s public facilities and services and to encourage positive community spirit.
To foster civic communication, good will and friendship in the area and to cooperate with government and other officials for the general welfare.
ONDNA Info:
Neighborhood Location: The boundaries of Old North Davis are 5th, 7th, B, and G street railroad tracks
ONDNA Meetings: Meets First Thursdays 6:30 to 7:30 pm Via Zoom
Google Drive: ONDNA Directory of projects and neighborhood information
“Who You Gonna Call?” with local community resources
“Who You Gonna Call?” with local community resources
February 12, 20257:00 pm – 8:30 pm Veterans Memorial Theater, 203 E 14th St, Davis, CA 95616, USA
The Police Accountability Commission, in partnership with the Social Services Commission, is hosting a free informational and outreach event “Who You Gonna Call?” with local community resources on Wednesday, Feb. 12 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Theatre, located at 203 E. 14th Street in Davis.
This community meeting will share important resources in Davis for those who may be in need before a crisis occurs or are looking for social services. The event will start with a brief presentation of key community resources, including NAMI Yolo, Davis Community Meals and Housing, Davis Streets Team and others, followed by an open setting meet-and-greet with community partners for participants to ask questions or get more information. Participants will also learn about the 9-1-1
process and how dispatchers triage calls. There will also be a recap or summary at the end of the event.
Press contact: Barbara Archer, barcher@cityofdavis.org, 530-400-3418