Embark on the vision foR Eastridge

Eastridge, the fourth neighborhood identified in the Neighborhood Planning Initiative, launched in January 2021. This collaborative effort, shaped by community input, is a pivotal component of Amarillo’s Comprehensive Plan, directing public investment to foster unity and positive transformation. Discover the ongoing projects and collective initiatives shaping the future of the Eastridge community.

Focus Areas and Goals

Vision Statement

The Eastridge neighborhood is a community of different faces, from different places, where many cultures are celebrated. It is a place we call home with room to roam; a community with opportunity to grow economically, spiritually, educationally — with family and friends — all for a better way of life.

  • Family-Friendly Atmosphere
    Aspires to be a family-friendly neighborhood where residents choose to live for the upbringing of their families, reflecting well-maintained homes, safe streets, and sidewalks for people of all ages. A strong sense of pride of ownership permeates throughout.
  • Job Opportunities and Quality Housing
    Strives to offer excellent job opportunities and quality housing choices, particularly in proximity to one of Amarillo’s major economic centers.
  • Prominence in Small Businesses
    Aims to be recognized for its small businesses, creating an environment where owning a business in the area is desirable. These businesses not only serve residents but also attract people from across Amarillo, offering unique handicrafts, diverse ethnic foods, and engaging events.
  • Innovative Urban Agriculture
    Envisions the implementation of innovative urban agricultural practices. Residents leverage their farming skills to grow products, contributing to both self-sufficiency and income generation.
  • Route 66 Gateway Enhancement
    Strives to become an exciting Route 66 gateway into Amarillo. Enhanced landscaping, signage, and lighting will welcome Route 66 travelers as they enter the city, fostering business opportunities stemming from increased tourist activity.

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