Help us protect our community by spreading the word about the proposed Home Depot development in our residential neighborhood. Here’s how you can get involved:

1. Share on Social Media

Let your friends and followers know what’s happening! Copy and share the message below on your social media accounts:

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Example Text to Copy and Share: 

Join us in protecting our community! Home Depot wants to build a big box store in the heart of our residential neighborhood. This will bring increased traffic, noise, pollution and flooding. Help us stop this overdevelopment! Learn more and take action: https://www.nohomedepot.com

2. Invite Friends and Neighbors

Spread the word within your own circle. Use this email template to reach out to your friends, family, and neighbors:

Example Email To Share: 

Hi [Friend’s Name], I’m reaching out because there’s a plan to build a Home Depot in our neighborhood, which could really disrupt the peace, safety and character of our community. I’m joining others in opposing this development, and I hope you’ll join us. You can learn more and get involved here: http://www.nohomedepot.com

Printable Petition Flyer: Download and print this petition flyer to post in your community centers, local businesses, or around the neighborhood.

Printable Petition and Email Campaign Flyer: Download and print this petition and email campaign flyer to post in your community centers, local businesses, or around the neighborhood.

3. Join the Discussion

Get involved in the conversation and help raise awareness:

Participate in local discussions on Facebook, Nextdoor, and other forums. Share your concerns and learn more from others in the community.

Talking Points: When discussing the issue with others, consider these key points:

  • The area was originally planned and zoned for residential use and this development goes against that plan.
  • The project will bring increased traffic, noise, light, and air pollution to our quiet neighborhoods.
  • The proposed site is dangerously close to several schools, raising serious safety concerns for students who walk, bike, or drive to school.

4. Use the Hashtag

Official Hashtag: Use #NoHomeDepot in your social media posts to help increase visibility and unite our community.

#NoHomeDepot