About the Gifford Park Neighborhood Association:
Founded in 1988, the Gifford Park Neighborhood Association (GPNA) is a group of neighbors working together to
improve our community.
Meetings: GPNA meetings are generally held on the first Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Creighton
Medical Center, 601 North 30th Street.  Neighborhood Announcements, planning for future GPNA projects and
activities, and informative programs are usually on the agenda.  Mayors, Police Chiefs, City Council members and
business leaders are among those who have spoken at our meetings.  Every effort is taken to make monthly
meetings as brief and informative as possible.
GPNA boundaries: (approximately) Dodge Street to Cuming Street and 37th Street to the Interstate.
Our Mission: As members of Gifford Park Neighborhood Assocation, we are committed to preserving and
protecting our neighborhood.  In the spirit of volunteerism and teamwork, and through dedication, integrity and
communication with neighbors and local government officials, our goal is to help make the Gifford Park
Neighborhood a great place to live, work, learn and play.
Gifford Park Neighborhood Association
P.O. Box 31462, Omaha, NE 68131-0462
To submit feedback about the Gifford Park Neighborhood Association web site, e-mail:
dan_bodmann@giffordparkomaha.org
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Featured Local Websites:
Check out the website for the Community
Bicycle Shop located in the Gifford Park
Business District. Click on the blue banner.
Midtown & Omaha Attractions:
Misc:
September 27, 2007 meeting at Yates.
The Midtown Monitor contains information about
what is happening in Midtown. Each monthly
issue contains articles of interest, news about
midtown happenings, a community calendar,
profiles of nearby businesses, and photos.
Click here for the:
Current GPNA Newsletter
The Neighborhood Center (NC) is a community-based, neighborhood-driven organization
administered by the University of Nebraska at Omaha. NC provides information and assistance to
neighborhood associations to enable them to come together and develop their own leadership
and decision-making structure and effectively address the issues affecting the quality of life in
their communities. NC works directly with residents in the tri-county area, including those who are
members of neighborhood associations, homeowners associations, business associations,
coalitions, community development corporations, churches, and other not-for-profit groups.
Click here for the
GPNA Events Calendar
GPNA Facebook page
As of February 2010, GPNA has it's
own Facebook page. Become a fan
today!
Please Note:
The date of
the Holiday
Banquet has
changed.
It is
December
15th!