Maize Road Civic Association & Block Watch

05/24/2020

We regret to announce that MRCA meeting and events are suspended indefinitely. We are unable to hold 2020 National Night Out (previously delayed nationally until October).

05/13/2020

Just a reminder - you can read The Columbus Dispatch Online via the Columbus Metropolitan Library. You don't need to go to a library to get a card number, you can fill in the form and they email you a number for login. Go to "Research" on the top menu--> choose Research Tools A-Z --> click on the 'Visit' under Columbus Dispatch Digital. You will be asked to enter your Library card number and PIN. You will be able to search the Dispatch 1871-present. You can also browse by issue date.

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08/03/2019

Get your shopping lists ready! Ohio's three day tax-free holiday is underway! Check with your school for a specific list of requested supplies. You can also find a Columbus City Schools suggested school supply list by clicking here http://ow.ly/lqeM50viX5L

03/14/2019

MRCA will be voting on vacant positions in June. We are in need of a Chair and a Secretary. If you live in the MRCA area and are looking for community involvement and maybe even a little resume building we'd love to have you. Chair sounds scarier than it is, as we all pitch in to take on the admin parts. Msg us or just pop into the April or May meetings. For reference - upcoming events include 2 Norris Rd clean ups and annual National Night out.

01/09/2019

There will be no meeting tonight. Meetings will resume in February.

12/13/2018

We had a great time at our holiday party! Thanks to everyone who made it out tonight!

10/16/2018

At our last meeting, Commander Knight discussed the potential of the old Building and Zoning building (757 Carolyn Ave) as a new location for the 2 precinct substation building. Commander Knight added that the facility could be a substation for 2 precinct and midwatch officers, as well as a site used for bike school. Check out this article to learn more:

There is a lot of pride among North Linden neighbors who live close to I-71.Most people in the neighborhood care, said neighbor Edward Jenkins.But, what neighbors don't want, a building that housed the City of Columbus's Building and Zoning Services and mo

10/11/2018

Yesterday at our meeting, Commander Knight provided stats and highlights of the Linden Safe Streets program, and we had a great discussion. Want to see the numbers for yourself? They will be posted to this page very soon. Thanks to everyone who joined us last night!