10th Ward Councilman
Garry Moneypenny

Garry Moneypenny is the councilman for Akron's 10th Ward.   The Ward boundaries encompass most of Goodyear Heights and include East Community Learning Center, Barber Community Learning Center, and Seiberling Elementary.

For a map of the 10th Ward, click
here.

For more information about the Councilman or to contact him, click on his picture below.

Goodyear Heights
Youth Activities

Want to sponsor a baseball or softball team this summer?   Want to register your child to play?   Want to track your little league team's progress?  

You can do all this and more at the web site of the Goodyear Heights Youth Activities.

For more information about G.H.Y.A., click on the logo below.

East Cluster
School Board Liaison Rev. Curtis Walker

Vereran Akron School Board member, Rev. Dr. Curtis Walker, Sr., is the designated liaison to the schools of the East Cluster.

For more information about Rev. Walker or to contact him, click on his picture below.

R.I.G.H.T.

To learn about anything and everything going on in the Goodyear Heights neighborhood, visit the web site of Residents Improving Goodyear Heights Together (R.I.G.H.T.).

To visit the R.I.G.H.T. web site, click on the logo below.

Good Neighbors, Inc.

Good Neighbors, Inc., is a non-profit, charitable organization providing food, clothing, and household items to people in need.   Their philosophy, simply stated, is "Good Neighbors helping good neighbors who are in need of a little help."

The business office is located at 1453 Goodyear Blvd., and the food pantry is just around the corner at 1456 Bingham Path.

To get help, to donate, or to volunteer, click on the picture below.

Goodyear Branch Library

The Goodyear Branch Library, part of the Akron-Summit County Public Library system, is located in a brand new building at 60 Goodyear Blvd. — the address it has occupied since 1939. Originally known as the East Branch Library, the Goodyear Branch is home to 9,888 registered borrowers, has a collection of 73,032 items, and circulated 145,805 items (2010 data) .

In addition to numerous programs for young readers, the library offers meeting rooms for community groups. In fact, Councilman Moneypenny holds his monthly ward meetings here.

For detailed information about the library, click on the picture below.