Our community is very open to hearing our residents' feedback on things we can do to improve and make gardens a better place for everyone to reside. We also want our residents to be aware of everything offered in our community, such as all our different resources like work programs, financial aid, and anything that may be beneficial to them. We are also huge on advocating for specific causes and holding safe protests and debate to ensure everyone's voice is heard. To efficiently spread information, we post mostly on this website, updating it extremely frequently with any new resources and events coming up. Due to this our residents have all the tools needed to be educated on everything occurring in our community.

We also heavily promote advocacy for different causes. For instance, recently our educators at our local school went on strike to demand better pay. Outside, they held a safe nonviolent protest until they were given the increase in pay they went; they deserved. At gardens we encourage our residents to stand for what they believe in, and we even have a local committee dedicated to holding peaceful protests for all sorts of different causes. However, if protests become too bothersome for the community or become violent, and heinous authorities may be contacted, and you may be penalized or held responsible. For non-protesting advocacy, we often hold events for things such as cancer to promote being educated on issues in our very own community.

If you are new to our community and unaware of certain pieces of information we greatly recommend you visit our city hall to get any questions you may have answered and become well acquainted with our communities' rules and policies. Our city hall front desk has many pamphlets and is educated on everything occurring in our community. This website is also an excellent resource you can use to make sure you are aware of everything occurring in the gardens. Ideally, we want all our residents to participate in our community events and have full transparency on everything happening or planning to happen in gardens. For more information on events, new regulations, or even just facts about our community please feel free to call or visit our city hall!