Maize Morse Tri Area Civic Assc.

Maize Morse Tri Area Civic Association:  Baby Farms, Maize Meadows and Moors & Dales

Mission Statement

The mission of the Maize Morse Tri-Area Civic Association is to maintain a high quality of life in the community through partnerships with residents, businesses, and local governmental agencies for the purpose of resolving issues of mutual concern.

Volunteer Programs

MMTACA is supported solely through the efforts of its volunteers. Every resident is encouraged to get involved and be active because we are only as strong as our members. There are many opportunities for involvement: assisting with community activities, distributing the newsletter, participating in monthly board meetings, and serving as an officer or neighborhood representative.
If we each do a little, we will accomplish a lot. We have a task which can accommodate your schedule. Please give us a call. Your involvement enriches the total community.

MMTACA Newsletter

MMTACA has a very effective marketing tool, The Community News, which is published approximately every quarter and has a circulation of 750. Articles include information about local neighborhood activities, block watch initiatives, local meetings, upcoming events, local membership drives and current issues of concern to the community.
The Community News is also an excellent way for local businesses to advertise their goods and services. The advertisement fee is viewed as a donation which defrays publication expenses. The 2009 rates are:
$20 business card
$25 1/4 page
$50 - 1/2 page
$100 full page
To advertise or include an article, contact below:

Email us
mmtaca@yahoo.com

About our association

WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD

The Maize Morse Tri-Area Civic Association welcomes you to our neighborhood. If you live in Maize Meadows, Baby Farms or Moors and Dales, you are a resident of one of the greatest communities in Columbus.

Founded by local residents in the late 1970’s, the mission of MMTACA is to preserve the quality of life in the area by serving as the collective voice of all residents. MMTACA keeps lines of communication open and fosters an equal partnership with area businesses and local government agencies in resolving issues of mutual concern.

Through our regular newsletters and website, MMTACA keeps residents and local businesses informed about issues. We coordinate and publicize fun-filled family activities and neighborhood events. We maintain a community calendar, organize Block Watch programs and conduct many other activities which make the neighborhood a great place to live.
You are encouraged to be a part of the activities by becoming a member of MMTACA. We also hope you find this handbook useful and informative. If you have any suggestions or recommendations, please forward them to the MMTACA Board.
We hope that your home and our neighborhood bring you great joy and much happiness.

MMTACA ACCOMPLISHMENTS

MMTACA is proud of our accomplishments. Some issues have been addressed without the need for total neighborhood involvement. Other issues were resolved because area residents got involved and offered their support.
*Established positive working relationships with the police and City of Columbus liaisons
*Created an anti-crime neighborhood Block Watch program
*Implemented a neighborhood cleanup of the intersection of I-71 North and Cooke Road
*Work with Columbus Division of Code Enforcement to ensure maintenance of a quality neighborhood.
*Implemented a plan to construct new curbs throughout the Maize Meadows and Moors and Dales
Neighborhoods
*Publish a newsletter regularly throughout the year
*Created and maintain an up-to-date website
*Work in cooperation with area apartment managers to maintain buildings and grounds
*Continue cooperation with the Northland Community Council (NCC) on issues of mutual concern
*Maintain a list of teens willing to do odd jobs in the neighborhood

INITIATIVES FOR 2010

*Publish neighborhood brochure
*Increase membership and involvement throughout the communities
*Increase size and enhance the quality of the anti-crime Block Watch program
*Continue the neighborhood clean up effort along I-71 north and Cooke Road
*Maintain partnerships with the Columbus police and City of Columbus liaisons to address community issues
*Address neighborhood code enforcement issues
*Continue productive partnership with the Northland Community Council
*Maintain and establish relationships with local apartment managers
*Publish the association newsletter regularly
*Organize and schedule community events which make our neighborhood a good place to live and raise a family
*Obtain welcome to the neighborhood signs
*Create signs announcing community meetings and activities

Email us
mmtaca@yahoo.com