On Saturday May 3rd, 2025 Audubon Forest Neighbors engaged in a clean up effort to pick up trash along Benjamin E Mays (Beecher to Peyton/Veltre) and Flamingo Dr. Volunteers picked-up approximately six 30 gallon bags of trash along the clean up route.
The clean-up project lasted approximately 2 hours with the following observations:
Tires abandoned at 4 different locations on undeveloped lots along Flamingo with 5+ tires in 1 location. Pictures of the tires were taken and submitted via the clean up report to City of Atlanta/Keep Atlanta Beautiful Commission.
Litter was most prevalent near bus stops and near the apartment complex on B.E. Mays Drive. A request was made for the City to place trash cans at bus stops along B.E.Mays Drive.The overall project was a successful step in keeping Audubon Forest Beautiful in partnership with the City of Atlanta's Keep Atlanta Beautiful CommissionThank you to all neighbors that showed up to support the Clean Up Inititiative.
Thank you to the following neighbors for leading the initiative: Pamela Hunter, Joanne Huntley, Michael Martin, Stephanie Fearrington.
On July 17, 2025, Mrs. Eunice Glover was honored at Atlanta City Hall for her tireless service to the Southwest Atlanta community and the City of Atlanta.
Mrs. Glover has been a steadfast advocate for her community, serving as the long-time Chairperson of NPU-I and member of Audubon Forest Neighborhood Association.
Her leadership is respected, her voice carries weight, and her influence has left a lasting mark on our community.
Congratulations, Mrs. Glover on this well-deserved honor!
NPUs are the official avenue for residents to receive updates concerning all functions of Atlanta City government. NPUs enable residents to express concerns and provide input helps the City in developing plans that best meet the needs of each neighborhood. There are 25 NPUs in the City of Atlanta. Audubon Forest is located NPU-I.