Glenwood Heights Neighborhood Association

Glenwood Heights Neighborhood Association The association organizes social events in the neighborhood and works with the neighborhood watch.

Trinity Lutheran Church, 14 E. 38th St., where we have held many Association and Neighborhood Watch events over the year...
05/27/2026

Trinity Lutheran Church, 14 E. 38th St., where we have held many Association and Neighborhood Watch events over the years, is hosting vacation bible school in July and asked if we would help spread the word.

Thanks to everyone who helped us with this year’s Spring Cleanup! The rain held off long enough for us to clean almost e...
05/16/2026

Thanks to everyone who helped us with this year’s Spring Cleanup! The rain held off long enough for us to clean almost every street in the neighborhood. The doughnuts and bagels were tasty.

05/15/2026

Hi, neighbors-

Just a reminder that we can still use some helpers to clean up the neighborhood this Saturday, May 16th from 9 am until 11 am. We will gather at 3613 Eliot Road in the driveway to grab a quick breakfast of bagels, donuts, coffee and water and then head out to help beautify our neighborhood.

We will also be accepting Association dues of $20 for the year if you want to drop those off at the same time. Please make checks payable to: Glenwood Heights Association.

As a side note, please drive extra carefully around the neighborhood, as we will have neighbors cleaning up. Some will be wearing orange safety vests.
All will have gloves and garbage bags too.

The weather is supposed to cooperate so it will be a great time to be outside with nature. Please take this opportunity to talk with others in our neighborhood and expand your social skills while benefitting the neighborhood. Plus, our new watch coordinator, Jackie Cavicchio will be there and it's a great time to stop and say, "Hi."

I hope to see you there!

Margie

Hi neighbors!We are still looking for several of you to join us this Saturday, May 16, from 9-11 a.m. for the annual Spr...
05/11/2026

Hi neighbors!
We are still looking for several of you to join us this Saturday, May 16, from 9-11 a.m. for the annual Spring Clean-Up. We will meet at 3613 Eliot Road.
Some of our usual helpers aren't able to attend this year, so we need a few new faces. Otherwise, we will not be able to pick up trash along some of our streets.
Those who join receive doughnuts, bagels, coffee, water, as well as gloves, bags and a safety vest. Please email [email protected] ASAP if you can join!

05/02/2026

The City of Erie will host its annual tire and electronics recycling event this Saturday, May 2, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the City of Erie Municipal Garage Complex, 1926 Holland St.

To help residents responsibly dispose of hard-to-recycle materials and reduce landfill waste, the event is free and open to City of Erie residents only (photo ID required) and will be held as a drive-through.
Accepted Materials:
Tires: Up to six per vehicle (passenger and light truck tires only; no rims)
Electronics: TVs, computers, monitors, printers, keyboards, mice, speakers, e-readers, and microwaves

Not Accepted:
Construction debris
Hazardous materials

For questions, residents can contact Public Works at 814-870-1450.

04/29/2026

Please RSVP for our annual spring cleanup, which will be Saturday, May 16, from 9-11 a.m. We will meet at 3613 Eliot Road, where we will supply you with garbage bags, gloves and safety vests.
We also will have doughnuts, bagels, coffee and water to share!
It's a great way to get together and make the neighborhood look a little nicer.
RSVP in the comments or by emailing [email protected].

Spring 2026 newsletter has arrived! Check out the events.
04/23/2026

Spring 2026 newsletter has arrived! Check out the events.

03/16/2026

Here is a note from the city of Erie, regarding compost pickup following the wind storms ...

"Residents can ONLY use open hard containers (less than 50 pounds when filled) or brown compost bags that say "lawn & leaf" on them. They could also use green-tinted biodegradable ones but those are very hard to find for some reason.

Acceptable items are grass clippings, hedge or shrub trimmings and leaves. No bushes, trees, etc. The city is NOT a landscaping business

PET WASTE can not mixed in with these items since it contaminates the compost site.

REMEMBER that all branches and limbs are to be tied in a pile placed curb side or in a container, and set out on the resident’s trash night for night crew to pick up."

03/02/2026

Hi folks!
Here are a couple of dates to keep in mind for association/neighborhood watch events in 2026:
Neighborhood Watch meeting, with new watch coordinator, Jackie Cavicchio, will be held Monday, April 27 at 6:30 pm at a location to be determined.
Neighborhood spring clean-up, Saturday, May 16, 3613 Eliot Road.
National Night Out, Tuesday, Aug. 4, 6-8 pm at Pear Park.

01/28/2026

GARBAGE COLLECTION DELAYED!
The City of Erie has delayed garbage collection by one day this week. Due to extreme cold temperatures, pickup in our neighborhood will be Thursday, Jan. 29, instead of Wednesday, Jan. 28.

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Send $20 Dues To Glenwood Heights Treasurer Joe Previte, 210 W. 37th Street
Erie, PA
16508

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