CAMPUS PARNASSUS NEIGHBORHOOD GROUP

Mission Statement 

The Campus Parnassus Neighborhood Group -- CPNG -- was initially formed in response to the 1989 earthquake and the 1991 Oakland fire.  The primary purpose of the group is to assist the neighborhood in responding to future disasters.  The group also works to coordinate with adjacent neighborhoods (including Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) and City of Berkeley officials and personnel in responding to other neighborhood concerns, such as Crime Watch, sheltering in place, and street maintenance.  Click here for more on the specific activities and objectives of the CPNG.  

The CPNG needs everyone’s help.

• Emergency preparation begins at home -- be prepared.
• Be familiar with CPNG recommendations on what to do in an emergency.
• Participate in neighborhood meetings and on our planning committee.
• Take City of Berkeley CERT training classes.

(revised 5/1/20)

Campus Parnassus Neighborhood Group (CPNG) email list

We have set up an email list to facilitate communications among members of our Campus Parnassus Neighborhood Group (CPNG). Initial members include everyone who has provided an email address.You can unsubscribe from this group at any time, as described at the bottom of each message.

Our CPNG planning committee will use this list to send out announcements about meetings, crime watch alerts, and other news from time to time. Neighborhood members are also welcome to use this list to post messages and questions pertinent to the neighborhood (e.g,, about services such as plumbers or electricians) -- but personal messages will be reviewed by at least one planning committee member before they are forwarded to everyone else on the list. Click the "Who's Who" tab above to see current committee members.

If you wish to see archived messages and names of list members (without email addresses), you must be an authorized member of the group and log in with a Google account (email address and password). If you do not have such an account, you can easily create one for free at    http://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin
Please send questions, suggestions for improvement, and requests to subscribe to the list to john.mccarthy@comcast.net.