The Jeffries Point Neighborhood Association represents residents in the greater Jeffries Point area of East Boston by providing a forum for civic engagement. Our membership is open to all community members who live in our jurisdiction.
We welcome a wide array of groups and individuals to our meetings to interact directly with community members. These include developers, city and state elected officials, public safety officials, Massport representatives, local businesses, community organizations, and residents.
Our aim is to identify and address community concerns, foster civic engagement, and interact directly with our elected officials and community leaders, all while building working relationships within our one-of-a-kind, diverse neighborhood.
New members are encouraged to attend our next monthly meeting.
Current JPNA Board of Directors
- Co-Chairs: Susan Huang, Margaret Farmer
- Vice-Chair: Karolina Chorvath
- Treasurer: Jordan Frias
- Secretary: Josh Schmidt
To contact the Board, please email: board@jeffriespoint.org
Non-Profit Status and Bylaws
The Jeffries Point Neighborhood Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization [Tax ID 45-2388147]. Our bylaws and tax returns are on file with the office of the Massachusetts State Attorney General and are available here.
Voting Eligibility
To be eligible to vote you must:
- Have been present at the voting meeting
- Be a resident living within the Jeffries Point Neighborhood Association Boundaries
- Be eligible to vote by either:
- attendance at no fewer than two of the last four regularly scheduled
monthly meetings, including the meeting where the vote was taken. (Remember P&Z Meetings do not count towards voting eligibility). - being an abutter living within the 300′ radius to a project being voted on (We use the City of Boston 300’ abutter radius)
- attendance at no fewer than two of the last four regularly scheduled
Boundaries of the JPNA
You can find a detailed map, a list of street addresses, and the boundary description here: