BTNA Board

The Butler-Tarkington Neighborhood Association (BTNA) is a registered 501(c)(3) dedicated to serving the residents of the Butler-Tarkington community. The neighborhood's boundaries are 38th Street on the South, Meridian Street on the East, and the Central Canal on the West and North. Our Board of Directors is comprised of volunteers from within the community who are passionate about making Butler-Tarkington a great neighborhood to call home.

Mission

To preserve and enhance the livability of the neighborhood.

Purpose

To enhance neighborhood livability, to maintain open communication with state and local government and other neighborhoods and neighborhood associations, to involve neighbors in neighborhood activities, to eliminate prejudice and discrimination, to defend human and civil rights, and to combat juvenile delinquency.

Meetings

BTNA public meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at the MLK Community Center, located at 40 W. 40th Street. Meetings begin at 6:30 pm. No meetings are held in July and December. Check BTNA social media and the website Events page for meeting updates.

Committees

Our neighbors make our community great. Even if you are not part of the formal board, your time and talent are needed to help ensure a thriving community representative of everyone. Please consider joining one of the committees below, or joining us at an upcoming meeting or event.