With demolition now complete on Montgomery Road, the Kennedy Heights Development Corporation is actively receiving proposals for the future of the site. As part of this process, two upcoming meetings have been scheduled to ensure residents have the opportunity to hear directly from a development team and stay informed before any decisions are made.

Growing Access for All: Support Woodford Academy’s Garden Fence Fundraiser

At Kennedy Heights Community Council, we believe every child deserves safe, meaningful opportunities to learn and explore—and that includes access to outdoor spaces like school gardens.

Right now, students in Woodford Academy’s Autism and Deaf/Hard of Hearing (DHH) programs are unable to safely access their garden due to fencing limitations. This space has the potential to be a powerful hands-on learning environment, offering sensory-rich experiences, life skills, and inclusive enrichment for neurodivergent learners—but safety must come first.

That’s why Woodford has launched a Garden Fence Fundraiser Campaign to make this space accessible to all students.

Learn how an estate plan can protect your property and support your loved ones. Join us for a free wills clinic on Tuesday, April 21 from 5:00–7:00 p.m. at Working In Neighborhoods. Even if you don’t already have a will, you’re welcome to attend.

The Kennedy Heights Community Council (KHCC) kicked off 2026 with exciting news. We were awarded a $9,666 Neighborhood Support Program (NSP) Grant through Invest in Neighborhoods. Our Treasurer, Patrick McVeigh, presented our application earlier this year, and we are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to continue investing in our neighborhood.

Check out our blog post to learn how we’re using these funds.