ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements. Please spread the word. PRATT COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS EVENT - This Saturday One Pratt Park. See attached flyer. NEW HOMES COMING TO NORTH PRATT Help to prepare to buy a home in the new subdivision coming to Shadowbrook Development in North Pratt. Email northpratt.al@gmail.com to get on the information meeting list. LEARN MORE here++https://northpratt.blogspot.com/2022/12/new-homes-coming-to-north-pratt.html REQUESTS FROM PRATT COMMUNITY Pratt Community is requesting eac - Benevolent Fund - h neighborhood donate for the Pratt Community Benevolent fund. Any amount is acceptable. Call if you'd like to donate and I will get your gift to Ellen Spencer President of Pratt Community. The city dies not allow this from the $2000 per year neighborhood funding. Pratt Community is requesting each neighborhood contribute five wrapped gifts for an adult. These things can not come from the neighborhood budget according to city guidelines. If you have a gift to contribute please call to arrange a pickup. Faith Abraham, North Pratt President. 205 222 1173.

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