BONDS is hosting this event to provide neighborhoods an opportunity to visit with vendors

- Police Department, Sheriff’s Office, security firms, etc.

BONDS will also provide information packets to help with hosting your own neighborhood events on the official

National Night Out in August.  
 
Since 1984, the National Association of Town Watch has held its annual National Night Out (NNO) event

to promote crime and drug prevention, strengthen police-community relations and encourage neighborhood camaraderie.
 
Held on the first Tuesday in August since 1984, NNO has grown to involve over 37 million people from more than 15,000 communities. 
 
NNO is designed to:
• Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness
• Generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime programs
• Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships
• Send a message to criminals, letting them know that neighborhoods are
organized and fighting back

Download the Flyer for information on BONDS Kick Off Event

3:00 – 8:00 p.m.

The tour begins on North Lewis Street just off of Madison Avenue

Enjoy Artists & Their Work

Homes Decorated For Christmas

and much more! 

Click here to download our flyer

2009 Tour Handbill (224)

Adults: $10    Seniors: $8 Children under 12 Free

Tickets on Sale at Sandra Nickel Realtor    Capitol Grill    Stonehenge Framing & Gallery

Medicine Shoppe    Old AlabamaTown

For more information 264-6826 or 264-0800

You may also email your question(s) by selecting Contact Us

has been selected by

This Old House

as one of

The Best Places to Buy a House! 

This is the second annual Best Places to Buy an Old House

contest to be held by the online version of the popular magazine.

Carole King, a resident of Capitol Heights and

Historic Properties Curator at Old Alabama Town,

submitted the neighborhood’s nomination for this recognition.

This Old House was looking for

“Unique, tight-knit neighborhoods…

places that might not be on your radar but deserve to be”

to select as winners.

Homes in the neighborhood are described as

“extraordinary Deep South versions of the

California-style Craftsman”.

This Old House reports one of the reasons for buying in

Capitol Heights includes the local historic designation

of the area that is expected to not only protect the

architectural integrity of the houses,

but will continue to boost property values.

Cynthia McCollister, President of the

Capitol Heights Civic Association, says

“We are extremely happy with this recognition!  We are a

diverse neighborhood of young professionals, retirees, and

everything in between!

Those of us living in Capitol Heights are very aware of the

great place we live. Now many, many others will also know!”

The article features a photograph of The Belser House

located on North Lewis Street.  This home will be featured

along with several others during the annual Capitol Heights

by Candlelight Tour set for Saturday,

December 19 from 3-8 PM.

Homeowners open their doors for guests to enjoy the

architectural features of the houses.  This year’s tour, themed

“Home Is Where the Art Is”

will also feature the works of local artists. 

Click here to view the posting

Best Places to Buy an Old House 2009: The South.

The featured home from Capitol Heights is the fourth slide

in the series.