Fisher Park Neighborhood

Greensboro's first park suburb

Our Fisher Park Neighborhood is over 100 years old and residents young and old share a common enjoyment of eclectic homes, plentiful sidewalks, mature trees,

and our pride and joy, lovely Fisher Park itself.

New in the neighborhood? Contact a volunteer neighborhood Greeter!

Northwest Fisher Park Greeter is Todd McCain, 336-339-4089

Southwest Fisher Park Greeter is Rebecca Woell, 336-404-0898

Northeast Fisher Park Greeter is Jane Jackson, 336-271-6705

Southeast Fisher Park Greeter is Janet Craft, 336-274-3420

Neighborhood Watch Coordinator is Sonya Lowe, 336-209-5525

Playgroup Coordinator is Comer Wear,  678-429-5250

Neighborhood Association President in 2010 is John McLendon, 336-545-5543

To volunteer to IMPROVE or manage our web site, please contact

Ann Stringfield at 336-370-0457  or  infocrofters@triad.rr.com

This page was last updated on: July 29, 2010

Mission: 

To preserve the historic and residential character of the Fisher Park

       neighborhood, and to work with the City of Greensboro to maintain

the scenic park for the benefit of the general public.

Read neighborhood Board minutes and Park Committee minutes.

You NEED a Fisher Park T-Shirt!

You know you do! 

Contact Ann Stringfield at 336-370-0457 or infocrofters@triad.rr.com

to purchase Fisher Park T-Shirts for yourself, family, and all of your deserving neighbors

who undoubtedly have these on their wanna' have lists. 

Only $10.  Many adult and children's sizes available.

Click here to see front and back images of your new Fisher Park T-Shirt. 

T-Shirts will be for sale at National Night Out Against Crime,

Tuesday, August 3, 6:30 pm, in East Fisher Park!

Click on Events/News for upcoming events!

Click here for our latest Fisher Parker newsletter!

Want to VOLUNTEER in your neighborhood?  Read about opportunities!