The Greentree Neighborhood Association (GTNA) provides a collective voice when expressing concerns to the City and works to build community through fun neighborhood events.
Anana students living north of Schroeder Road are facing significant safety and attendance issues, in large part due to the fact that they must cross Schroeder Road to get to school. To support their students, Anana School is implementing a "Walking Bus." As neighborhood partners, GTNA is looking for volunteers to help with this effort.
What's a Walking Bus? Read more about this call to action and what volunteers will do.
If you can help out or have questions, please contact the Anana School Social Worker, Caitlin Sandahl: cbanger@madison.k12.wi.us
The Water Systems and Society research group at UW-Madison is inviting Greentree residents to do a 10-minute survey that helps them learn more about flooding and water management in our neighborhood. There's a special interest in understanding the experiences of socially vulnerable communities. All 18+ year old residents of Madison can participate. You also have the option to participate in an interview about your personal experiences with flooding in the area. Contact Marian Azeem-Angel at (azeemangel@wisc.edu) or Paul Block at (paul.block@wisc.edu) with questions.
Click here to access the survey.
You can now get your blood pressure checked at Meadowridge Library off Raymond Rd every Friday from 10am to 2pm, thanks to Meadowood Health Partnership!
Feeling the "Clark Griswold" spirit? The GTNA Holiday Lights contest is coming up fast. Learn more about this annual tradition here.
For those of you who have not signed up to be a member of the Greentree Neighborhood Association (GTNA), please consider joining.
A mere $15 gets you the following. A true bargain!
We now accept Zelle payments! Download the GTNA Membership Form 2023-25and follow membership instructions.
Monday October 7, 2024 at 6:30pm via Zoom.
Email gtnapres@gtna.org for information on attending