Larkspur Neighborhood Association

Who are we? 

The Larkspur Neighborhood Association is a voluntary association of residents and businesses, recognized by the City and created to provide opportunities to focus on issues that are important to neighborhoods: crime prevention, community gardens, clean-up projects, traffic safety issues, sidewalk improvements, bicycle access ways, trails and parks, noxious weed abatement, fire protection plans, and more.We believe that the collective voices from a Neighborhood Association can make a change and have positive influence on how our city evolves. We encourage residents to come together to invest in the long-term livability of our neighborhood, community and city. 

Where are we located? 

The borders of the Larkspur neighborhood run roughly from Hihgway 20 and Franklin Blvd on the north to Reed Market Road on the south, and from the Parkway to the eastern border of the Urban Growth Boundary. For a map of all Neighborhood Associations in Bend, check out this map.  

What do we do?

"We have meetings at least once per year and bring in speakers to talk about issues important to our part of town. In recent meetings, for example, we have had discussions of street and sewer projects (27th Street), and new development (Wildflower subdivision that is planned at 15 and Wilson).

We also support community efforts to bring neighbors together. To that end, we support activities like Lets Pull Together and "Light the Larkspur" holiday light display sponsored by Bend Bikes. 

Our board meets once per month, usually on the third Monday, at the Senior Center on Reed Market Road. All meetings are open to all. Check our News and Events page for the agenda for upcoming board meetings.