The Neighborhood Network is a coalition of many Sioux City neighborhood groups that provides citizens an opportunity to take part in important decisions that affect our communities.

While each of Sioux City’s neighborhoods has different problems, residents of all neighborhoods want the City’s decision-making process to be responsive to their needs. The Neighborhood Network helps residents become better informed and provides a link between Sioux City’s neighborhoods and City Hall.

The City Council appreciates and relies heavily on our neighborhood leaders. These individuals dedicate countless hours of their time to “live in a better neighborhood without moving” as their motto states. Many of them are involved in other City boards and commissions and are constantly working to improve Sioux City. The City/Neighborhood partnership continues to benefit the City of Sioux City.

The Neighborhood Network organizes a number of community activities including: Neighborhood Cleanups, National Night Out, Neighborhood Events, Annual Family Fun Night, Red Ribbon Week, Crime Prevention, Neighborhood Beautification Projects, and many other activities. They lead and assist with fundraising efforts and other activities that have created improvement opportunities to George Street Children’s Park which is dedicated to all children who have been victims of violence or abuse. Members actively promote communication between neighborhood residents and city departments such as Sioux City Police, Fire, Community Development, City Council, City Manager, etc. which has resulted in a close working relationship.  Click HERE for the most recent Neighborhood Network flyer which provides more information on their mission and activities.

Neighborhood Network Meetings are held the second Thursday of every month, 6:00 p.m. at the Sioux City Police / Fire Headquarters, 601 Douglas Street. If you are interested in solving neighborhood issues, please attend the next meeting or e-mail rickarnold@myunitedagent.com for more information.

2022 Neighborhood Network Officers

• President – Rick Arnold
• Vice President – Jacki Kunkel
• Treasurer – Tiffany Leckband
• Secretary – Karen Harrison

Neighborhood Coalitions

Neighborhood Coalitions are the eyes and ears of the city. They have the insight necessary to provide informed opinions on many local and city issues. Citizens meet monthly in their respective neighborhoods to develop solutions to local problems and enact those solutions. They form a protective network of concern throughout the city.

Greenville

3rd Wednesday of every other month (odd months) at 6:00 p.m.
Fire Station #3 (2630 3rd Street)
Contact: Jacki Kunkel – 712.898.4708
Email: greenvillepac@gmail.com

Jones Street

Contact: Janet Reynolds – 712.224.3363
Email: Mizmoss84@aol.com

Leeds

1st Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.
Location: Steinbecks (3929 Floyd Boulevard)
Contact: DuWayne Harvey - 712-400-7171
Email: theleedsbarber@gmail.com

Riverside

1st Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
United Methodist Church (617 Wright Avenue)
Contact: Pete Peters – 712.233.2677

Westside

3rd Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
Immanuel Lutheran Church (315 Hamilton Boulevard)
Contact: Tiffany Leckband
Email: luckyleckband@aol.com

Mid-City

Not Currently Meeting
Location: Mary J. Treglia Community House (900 Jennings Street)
Contact: Becky Carlson - 712.258-1537
Email: bcarlson@marytreglia.org

Northside

1st Thursday at 6:00 p.m.
St. Johns Lutheran Church (2801 Jackson Street)
Contact: Marilyn Mayer - 712-389-2620
Email: mmayer25@cableone.net

Morningside

Contact: Karen Harrison - 515.681.9083
Email: karenharrison@myunitedagent.com

Crescent Park

4th Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
Hy-vee (2827 Hamilton Boulevard; Cafeteria)
Contact: Larry Besch - 712-255-0130
Email: bluelarry1234@hotmail.com

Sioux City Neighborhood Network

2nd Thursday at 6:00 p.m.
Sioux City Police / Fire Headquarters
601 Douglas Street
Contact: Rick Arnold – 712.251.8877
Email: rickarnold@myunitedagent.com