SPECIAL REPORT
COYOTE CREEK FLOOD ALERT
A Pictorial of Last Year's Coyote Creek Flood
Welcome to our Neighborhood!
Updated: 8 February 1998, 7:15pm
Brookwood Terrace neighborhood is located in Central San Jose, just 8 blocks east of San Jose State University. Our community, established in the 1930's, is home to nearly 300 single family residents today. Our neighborhood association was formed in 1991 in order to preserve and improve the safety, quality and cohesion of our community. Membership is open to all residents. You can make a "virtual visit" of Brookwood Terrace by selecting our Neighborhood Map). Whether you live next door or across town, this site contains information for all neighbors of Brookwood Terrace...
Headlines from our last issue of "Brookwood Terrace News," Plus... Up-to-date information about what's happening in our community.
A calendar of meetings; volunteer activities; neighborhood services and community events. Plus a schedule of upcoming Northside Theatre Company performances!
There are no membership fees; voting privileges are for residents and property owners only.
Organized community projects include: the William Street Bridge Restoration; the Weed & Seed Federal Grant; and Neighborhood Tree Plantings to name a few.
We actively participate in, or support, these programs: Beautification and Barbecue Corps; Our Program to Erradicate Graffiti (OPEG); The Northside Theatre Company; Our City Forest; San Jose Beautiful; and United Neighborhoods of Santa Clara County.
Who? What? Why? and How we organized our neighborhood. PLUS... see our Vision Statement and Goals for the Brookwood Terrace Community.
Click here to see a bird's eye view our neighborhood (more cool graphics!). Here, you will find points of interest, as well as sites for current & future projects.
The following is valuable information for all residents of San Jose. For more information, please contact the appropriate agency within the City of San Jose or Santa Clara County.
A table of problems and recommended solutions to common problems in our downtown San Jose residential neighborhoods. Also included are instructions for reporting crimes, suspicious activity or code violations in your neighborhood.
A "hotlist" of community programs which every resident should know about.
Who are your representatives in local, state and federal government? Here, one can find names, addresses and phone numbers of elected officials who represent our community. Let them know your concerns.
Special thanks to the folks at NETView Communications, Inc. for donating this Web service to us.