Neighborhood Associations

Sunnyvale has many Neighborhood Associations providing opportunities to meet your neighbors, engage in social activities, promote community pride and improve local safety.

• Want to enjoy the benefits of a registered association for your own neighborhood? Find out about Starting a Neighborhood Association.
• Check out current associations and their boundaries on the Neighborhood Association List and Map.
• Apply for an association or update its information with this form: Register a Neighborhood Association.
• Your association's leaders are eligible to join the umbrella organization, Sunnyvale Neighborhoods.

Neighborhood Events

Block parties and special events offer great opportunities to meet neighbors. Find out about any permits you may need:

• Block Party Permit
• Special Event Permit

Neighborhood Grants

The City's Neighborhood Grant and Community Event Grant programs support projects that improve neighborhoods and build community.

• Available Community Grants

Neighborhood Issues

Use the following resources to help resolve any neighborhood issues: 

• Report a Neighborhood Complaint
  • Or contact Public Safety’s Neighborhood Preservation Unit at 408-730-7610.
• Free Mediation and Fair Housing Services
• Traffic Calming Program

Neighborhood Safety

Get the training you need to learn how to help your community during emergencies.

• Training for Emergency Preparedness (CERT)

Neighborhood Watch
The best crime prevention is a good neighbor. Start a Neighborhood Watch crime prevention group in your neighborhood.

• To get started, call Public Safety at 408-730-7140.

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