Why become a member of SNNA?
Members Receive:
Association voting rights
Access to the Member News Portal
A voice in the future growth and development of the neighborhood
Become a Member
Follow these simple steps to become a member of the Salemtown Neighbors Neighborhood Association!
1. Pay your membership dues.
The minimum contribution is $30 per household, but feel free to contribute any amount to go towards the betterment of our neighborhood.
Please Note: The by-laws allow for dues to be waived for non-profit and hardship.
If you prefer, you can send your dues on Venmo to @Salemtown_Neighbors. Make sure you include your name, email address and physical address in the memo.
2. Fill out this form.
Please fill out the registration form below, selecting “Yes” that you have paid your membership dues. Upon registration, you will receive the password for our Members News Portal.
Please Note: Your information will remain confidential with admins and will not be displayed on the website.
Volunteer
Everything that SNNA is able to accomplish is made possible through the hard work of volunteers, working in our five different committees. Each one plays a unique role in shaping this neighborhood — and you could be a part of that!
Beautification
Making the streets and alleyways more appealing.
In 2024, the Beautification Committee planted 50 trees, installed six neighborhood trash cans, organized two cleanups.
Communication
Notifying neighbors of events, meetings, and other important neighborhood information.
In 2024, the Communication Committee created the first-ever survey, posted over 100 social event flyers in the neighborhood, and engaged more than 80+ members on a weekly basis.
Membership
Encouraging membership to allow for increased funding for events and special projects as well as voting in elections.
In 2024, paid memberships increased to 46. The goal for 2025 is to increase membership to 75 households, establish a corporate/business membership model, develop a new neighbor program, and other perks.
Safety
Identifying and addressing safety concerns in the neighborhood.
In 2024, the Safety Committee worked with government officials concerning street lighting and safety concerns as well as streets to be analyzed for traffic calming projects.
Social
Bringing neighbors together through social events.
In 2024, the Social Committee hosted more than 25 social events, raised $500+ for an animal rescue in Asheville, brought over 150 neighbors together for our summer kickoff party, and raised $4,000 for the Hall Family after a fire destroyed their home.