About
Meeting topics typically include a range of proposed or planned changes that would impact our neighborhood, including new government policies, traffic and public safety matters, construction and renovation projects, and uses of public parks and open spaces. Local elected officials, residents, developers, their legal counsel, and representatives of city agencies, civic organizations, and public advocacy groups make presentations and provide updates on various community projects. NEWRA members have an opportunity to ask questions, voice opinions, and vote on designated issues.
Current NEWRA Board
Cheryl Delgreco, president
Jenn Crampton, secretary
Sue Benveniste, treasurer
Mary Holland, sergeant at arms
Cheryl Delgreco, president
Jenn Crampton, secretary
Sue Benveniste, treasurer
Mary Holland, sergeant at arms
Your Voting Rights
NEWRA is a democratic member-driven institution. Members are eligible to vote at a monthly meeting if they have attended at least one prior meeting during the preceding six months. Votes are taken on designated issues to support or oppose. To vote for the election of NEWRA officers, members must have attended two meetings as a member during the prior six months. If you join online, please do so at least 48 hours prior to our monthly meeting to establish your right to vote. Non-members are welcome to attend NEWRA meetings but are not allowed to vote.
NEWRA is a democratic member-driven institution. Members are eligible to vote at a monthly meeting if they have attended at least one prior meeting during the preceding six months. Votes are taken on designated issues to support or oppose. To vote for the election of NEWRA officers, members must have attended two meetings as a member during the prior six months. If you join online, please do so at least 48 hours prior to our monthly meeting to establish your right to vote. Non-members are welcome to attend NEWRA meetings but are not allowed to vote.