Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations

It is a self-governing organization that neighbors cooperate and operate so that everyone living in the area can live comfortably and comfortably.
There are currently 88 Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations in Sakae Ward, with Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations organized almost all over the ward. The enrollment rate is the highest in the 18 wards of the city, with more than 82% of households participating.
Sakae Ward is very active in local activities, and Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations is a typical one.

Neighborhood Associations is an organization run by several neighboring Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations to collaborate, exchange and exchange information. Sakae Ward has seven district unions of Neighborhood Associations.

The Sakae Ward area is divided into seven districts, each of which has a regional alliance of Neighborhood Associations. The representative of the regional alliance Neighborhood Associations is the Sakae Ward Union Neighborhood Associations.
Sakae Ward Union Neighborhood Associations website (outside site)

In order to foster a sense of solidarity among the residents and to contribute to the formation of a more livable community by helping local residents solve local issues, we will grant subsidies to the Neighborhood Association-Neighborhood Associations and the Neighborhood Associations District Alliance.
In addition, in order to prevent crime at night and to ensure the safety of pedestrians, we will support a portion of the maintenance and management costs of local security lights owned by Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations.
Various forms can be downloaded from the Sakae Ward Union Neighborhood Associations website below.
Sakae Ward Union Neighborhood Associations website (outside site)
※If the content is changed after submission, please contact the ward office at any time.

Please see page about disaster prevention organization activity subsidy of town. (It is also posted on the website of the Sakae Ward Union Neighborhood Associations.)