This meeting has occurred.  Please view the meeting notes here.

HEJ meeting will be January 11th at 6:30pm at the Baker Center 209 Page Street West.  Please note the changed date.  Discussion will include HEJ actions and direction for 2018 and collaboration with similar committees in other district councils.  Please enjoy this agenda!  We hope to see you at the meeting.

WSCO and our cohort of District Councils have been named the 2017 overall winner in the city category of the Local Government Innovation Award (LGIA) by The Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota! This award recognizes the accomplishments we have made on our Equity Action Plan, including the work underway as a result of the West Side: Action to Equity series. West Side: Action to Equity was a three part series that took place this September may of you participated in focusing on adapting the Equitable Development Scorecard for the West Side. 

It was a big year for us all on the West Side.  Check out this video recap of some of the things we all did! This slideshow was shown at the WSCO Annual Meeting on December 8th, 2017.

This past Friday we celebrated a powerful year on the West Side and elected new board members for the 2018 year! Check them out!

The annual Board of Directors election takes place at the Annual Meeting TOMORROW Friday, December 8th at 6pm. Please enjoy these candidate previews --- full statements, live speeches and voting will take place at the meeting! 

Feeling inspired? West Siders (ages 16+) can run from the floor too!

Nominate your favorite inspirational West Sider for the 2017 West Sider of the Year Award!  Nominations due December 1st!! 

Please make nominations HERE.

A revised version of the WSCO bylaws will be voted on at the Annual Meeting on December 8th. Please familiarize yourself with the changes before the meeting if you are able.

The Annual Meeting is on!!  December 8th at the El Rio Vista Gymnasium.  Food will be served at 6:00pm, with proceedings beginning at 6:30pm.  There will be board elections as well as a vote to approve a set of revised WSCO bylaws (please review them HERE).

Over the next five years, the West Side will see millions of dollars in private development and public investment projects. Nearly a thousand new housing units are planned. Thousands of square feet of new commercial space. New streets and trails. New parks and playgrounds. After decades of disinvestment and neglect, many West Siders are hopeful about this new chapter. And yet, the threat of gentrification looms large.