Find nearby food and essentials, ways to borrow and save, clothing, housing, transportation, community help and civic information in one practical guide.
Official Governing Document
Adopted by the Association’s voting members on September 16, 2026
Read the rules for Association membership, Steering Committee responsibilities, elections, meetings, voting and financial procedures.
Read the BylawsMeet the neighbors who volunteer to lead the Association and find committee member contact information.
Meet the Steering Committee
Browse meeting minutes, community plans, historical records and other public Association documents.
Find free neighborhood essentials, groceries and prepared meals. Availability and schedules can change, so check provider details before you go.
This free neighborhood box may hold shelf-stable food, hygiene items and basic household supplies. Take what you need and leave what you can.
Location: Sheridan Rd. & Eddy St.
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This free neighborhood box may hold shelf-stable food, hygiene items and basic household supplies. Take what you need and leave what you can.
Location: Birch St. & Fall St., near Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Get DirectionsSt. Francis provides groceries to individuals and families. Visit the pantry website for current distribution details.
Address: 1221 Truax Blvd.
Phone: 715-839-7706
The Community Table serves free meals and may offer hygiene items, cold-weather supplies and other essentials when available.
Address: 320 Putnam St.
Phone: 715-835-4977
Borrow useful equipment or find lower-cost materials for projects at home.
Members can borrow hand and power tools, automotive and plumbing tools, landscaping equipment and more. Reduced-cost or scholarship options may be available.
Address: 320 Putnam St.
Visit WebsiteL.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library lends useful items beyond books, including technology, equipment and recreational items. Its Dabble Box also offers maker resources and hands-on learning.
Learn MoreShop changing inventory of lower-cost new and gently used building materials, fixtures, furniture and household items.
Address: 145 N. Clairemont Ave.
Visit WebsiteFind free clothing in Eau Claire.
King's Closet is a free clothing store in downtown Eau Claire. Visit its website for current hours and details.
Visit WebsiteConnect with daytime shelter, housing support, energy assistance and help with qualifying home repairs.
The center offers daytime shelter, bathrooms, showers, storage and space to connect with housing and homelessness-prevention services.
Address: 1 Better Way, Suite A
Phone: 715-836-7511
Qualifying households may receive help with energy bills, urgent heating situations, weatherization and related services.
Learn MoreQualifying Eau Claire property owners may be able to receive assistance for major repairs such as roofing, windows, plumbing, electrical work and heating systems. Visit the City website for current eligibility, availability and application details.
Learn MoreFind local bus information and reduced-fare options.
Eau Claire Transit provides regular bus service, passes and reduced-fare options for qualifying riders. Visit the Transit page for current fares, routes, passes and eligibility details.
Visit Transit WebsiteGet basic legal guidance, apply for public benefits or find the right local service when you are not sure where to begin.
Free clinics may offer brief, general guidance on questions involving family law, landlord-tenant concerns, debt, employment, wills and other common legal matters. Check the website for the current schedule and clinic details.
Get Legal Clinic DetailsCounty staff can help eligible residents apply for or manage FoodShare, BadgerCare Plus, Medicaid and Wisconsin Shares child-care assistance.
Address: 721 Oxford Ave., Suite 1001
Great Rivers Call Center:
888-283-0012
Use these official resources to contact local representatives, report concerns, find public safety information and prepare to vote.
Most of Northside Hill is in City Council District 5. A portion of the neighborhood’s southeast corner is in District 1.
Because district boundaries can divide nearby streets, use the official map or MyVote Wisconsin to confirm your district by address.
The City’s Neighborhood Services Division responds to parking, trash and nuisance code concerns reported by residents.
The City recommends using its online service request form as the fastest way to report an issue. You can describe the concern, identify its location and attach photographs.
Phone: 715-839-4961
For an emergency, call 911.
For non-emergency police dispatch, call 715-839-4972 .
The non-emergency number can be used to report situations that need police attention but do not present an immediate threat to life or property.
Visit Police WebsiteSteering Committee elections are held according to the Association’s bylaws. Election announcements and Annual Meeting details are shared through the NHNA website, email list and social media.
See the current bylaws for membership, voting and election rules.
MyVote Wisconsin provides voter registration, polling-place information, absentee ballot requests, sample ballots and current officeholder information.
If you cannot find the neighborhood document or local resource you need, contact the Association and we will try to point you in the right direction.
Email the Northside Hill Neighborhood Association