Caring for Springdale since 1977.
A voluntary association of residents: a steward, an organizer, a convener, and when needed an advocate. It is not a homeowners' association and has no authority over private property.
How it works
A volunteer board meets monthly; meetings are open to residents. Committees form around what needs doing. Bylaws, minutes and budgets are published to residents through Resident Hub, where residents can also see who is on the board and its committees. The Social Committee plans the events.
Its mission
The mission of the Springdale Neighborhood Association (SNA) is to preserve, protect and improve the single-family residential character of the Springdale Neighborhood. The SNA encourages and supports programs and activities that promote neighborhood safety, camaraderie among neighbors and civic involvement in the York City Community.
Who's on the board
- President
- Paul Deller
- Vice President
- Heather Leiendecker
- Treasurer
- Corey Carden
- Secretary
- Jack Byrnes
Committees and roles
- Social Committee
- Ron Rhodes and Doug Kauffman
- Landscaping Committee
- Bridget Brown
- Membership
- Susan Wennerstrom
- Traffic and Safety
- Steve Smith
- Civic Coordinator
- Ryan McKinley
- Member-at-Large
- Peter Shuey
- Member-at-Large
- Andi Simpson
Officers serve as volunteers. The quickest way to reach any of them is springdaleyork@gmail.com; residents can find direct contacts in Resident Hub.
What it has done
Traffic studies and traffic calming with the City. The circle plantings. The National Register listing, with Historic York, Inc., in 2001. The neighborhood history booklet, newsletters, the directory, candidate forums, neighborhood watch, and every welcome packet delivered by hand. See The People, and how it began, in 1975.