Who are we, and what do we do?

The University Heights Collaborative (UHC) is a community-based group of residents and other interested people working together to maintain and enhance the quality of life for all in our neighborhood. Our committees include: Beautification, Business Involvement, Communication, Neighborhood Watch, and Landlord Outreach. We work with residents, property owners, University at Buffalo staff and students, law enforcement officers, business owners, our elected officials, and other community leaders in order to coordinate resources and co-create our future.

We also serve as an umbrella organization for Block Clubs and Neighborhood Watch groups in University Heights.

Neighborhood Watch -- helping to keep our community safe for all, block by block

University Heights Collaborative Meetings and Events:

Our next general meeting of the UHC is Tuesday, March 9 at 7:00 p.m. at the Gloria J. Parks Community Center, 3242 Main Street at Heath. We look forward to seeing you there!

Do we have a completed membership form from you yet? If so, thank you very much! If not, please click here for a membership form to print, complete and return.

Related Meetings:

The Problem Properties Task Force is a community based task force encompassing the UB South Campus Neighborhoods, and convened by the University at Buffalo's Office of Community Relations. As a community based task force, the input of the community residents and neighbors is crucial to effectively identify problem properties and/or other concerns. To ensure maximum participation from the residents of the UB South Campus Neighborhoods, monthly community meetings are held, convened by the Office of Community Relations. During these community meetings, residents have the opportunity to report problem properties and/or other concerns within the UB South Campus Neighborhoods. For PPTF meeting dates and times, please contact Linwood Roberts, Neighborhood Outreach Coordinator in the Office of Community Relations at UB: 829-3524 or lr26@buffalo.edu.

As always, do not hesitate to report problem properties anytime by calling 311 or visitng 311 Self-Service online.

Here's What's New:

• The University Heights Collaborative, Inc. has filed for its 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization status. Once we receive our tax-exempt status, it will be retroactive dating back to the beginning of our existence. Individual donors to the UHC will be able to claim federal income tax deductions if the individual itemizes on his/her tax returns.

• The UHC is able to receive donations online, through PayPal. Your donations of any amount are welcome. Donations help to offset our organization's expenses. We are grateful for whatever you are able to contribute -- every dollar counts! Please click on the "Donate" button/graphic below to get started. Thank you very much for your support! (Note: A PayPal account is not required in order for you to make a donation in this way.)