Pike Township Candidates Meet and Greet

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Dear Pike Township Residents,

On Saturday, October 22nd, from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. there is going to be a Meet & Greet with select candidates who are running for office this November. These will be candidates who will be representing Pike Township. It is being held at the College Park Subdivision Clubhouse located 9001 Fordham Street. Currently, they have 9 candidates confirmed for attendance. They are Angela Grabovsky (Congress), Ryan Mears (Prosecutor), Cyndi Carrasco (Prosecutor), Dr. Choi (State Senate), Amber Collins-Gebrehiwet (Judge), Tiffany Vivo (Judge), Faith Kimbrough (Recorder), Annette Johnson (Pike Township Trustee), Alonzo Anderson (Pike Township School Board). This list is also on the link below and will be updated as additional candidates confirm their attendance on that link.

Space for this is limited to 100 guests so you need to RSVP as soon as possible. Go to the link below to do this.

Thanks to former City-County Councillor District 1 Jose’ Evans and his wife, Dr. Tara Evans, along with Susan Blair for partnering to host this event. This is a terrific opportunity for you to meet with some of the candidates you will be voting for this election and learn more about them. Hope many of you will be able to attend. Please go to the link below to sign up.

https://www.evite.com/event/03B7ONKY4G35AA3JKEPNJJRNRQWL5A?utm_campaign=send_sharable_link&utm_source=evitelink&utm_medium=sharable_invite

Sincerely,

Janice McHenry

Pictures From 2/9/2022 Meeting

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Susan Blair, President of Pike Township Residents Association

Commander Lorenzo Lewis of the IMPD Northwest District (Pike Township)

Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate Nassif Koton (includes Pike Township)

Joan Griffitts from Pike Township Public Library

Feed-a-Family

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IMPD Northwest District has once again teamed up with Walmart for the Third Annual Feed-a-Family Event. Three years ago Walmart approached the IMPD Northwest District Community Resource Unit with a desire to help in the community. The idea was then created to help alleviate the financial stress of Christmas for families in need by taking care of their grocery expenses near Christmas. The Feed-a-Family Event has helped 31 families which include 104 children with 60 adults, since 2019.