About FPCA
Forest Park is one of the largest neighborhoods in Springfield, with about 25,000 residents. It features six public schools (Kensington, Washington, White Street, Sumner Avenue, Beal, and Forest Park Middle School), a public library, the largest park in Springfield, a golf course, and many diverse businesses and organizations.
The Forest Park Civic Association (FPCA) is the oldest civic association in the city, established in 1964, and is dedicated to improving and maintaining the quality of life for Forest Park residents. Membership in the FPCA is open to any resident or business in Forest Park. Contact us for more information—everyone is welcome!
Board
List of Services
FPCA Committees
List of Services
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Education/Library Keir White, Jacqueline PleetEducation/Library
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Distribution/Publicity Linda Scudellari, William McNamaraDistribution/Publicity
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Website/Social Media Beate Bolen, Stephen Cary, Kathy Post, Jodi-Lyn ManningWebsite/Social Media
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Membership Phil Contant, Hope Lewis, Ruth MahoneyMembership
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Community Improvement Christine Agnitti, Stephen Cary, Victor Davila, Elise Morse-GagnonCommunity Improvement
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Historian/Archivist Patricia TriggsHistorian/Archivist
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Zoning Jane HetzelZoning
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Historic Deborah Shea, Erica Swallow, Gary WhiteHistoric
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Newsletter Carolyn Robbins, Kathy PostNewsletter
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Parks Phil Contant, Tom Moriarty, Liz BramsonParks
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At-Large Patricia Triggs, Bill Malloy, Jodi-Lyn ManningAt-Large
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Programs Phil Contant, Jacqueline PleetPrograms
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Finance Beate Bolen, Don Evans, Paul Martin, Kathy Post, Hope LewisFinance
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Hospitality Elizabeth Contant, Fred Lewis, Kathleen McNamaraHospitality
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Business Liaison Mary JohnsonBusiness Liaison
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Public Safety Amy Gustman, Wayne Nelson, Sandra Vella, Juanita BatchelorPublic Safety
Are you interested in joining one of our committees? If so, please contact us.
