Fairfield Beach Residents Association.
FBRA.org
Board of Directors
Officers:
Charles Abercrombie, President, Penfield Rd
Joanne Landino, Vice President, FBR
Ilse Martin, Treasurer, College Place
Becky Bunnell, Secretary, FBR
Board Members:
Roy Friedman, FBR
Donna Alatakis, Penfield Rd
Jill Walker, FBR
Bryan Cafferelli, College Place
David Zieff, FBR
Rick Grauer, FBR
William Perugini, FBR
Carolyn Kamlet, Beach Road
Marc Papini, FBR
David Harris, Carlynn Dr
Candace Levine, Reef Road
June 2019
FBRA Social
Sept 2019
Annual Meeting
Upcoming Events
June 1, 2019
5K Race
Letter from the FBRA President
Today at the Beach:
The FBRA was founded in 1955 to represent the interests of residents to maintain and improve our Fairfield Beach neighborhood, promote cooperation among owners, renters and visitors and represent the common
interests of the membership.
JOIN US!
Our Misson
**FAIRFIELD BEACH RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION NEXT ANNUAL MEETING SEPT 2019**
The neighborhood is cordially invited to attend the Fairfield Beach Resident Association (FBRA) Annual Meeting each September at the Regional Fire Training Center, 205 Richard White Way (off of Reef Road opposite Veterans Park). There is plenty of free parking. Refreshments are served. Looking forward to meeting you!
Tote delivery to new neighbors - Welcome to Fairfield Beach!
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Dear Neighbor,
Since 1955, the FBRA has played a critical role in addressing neighborhood concerns and providing a voice in town government. Below are the FBRA’s most recent accomplishments:
-Installed plantings at the intersection of Fairfield Beach Road and Reef Road, and coordinated new sidewalks, curbs and handicap ramps with the Fairfield Department of Public Works.
-Transformed a neglected area near the new Penfield Pavilion into a perennial garden.
-Arranged and funded 4 street litter pickups per year.
-Fought to keep a grant intended for flood control measures at Penfield Beach.
-Purchased and worked with the Police Department to install a radar speed sign on Fairfield Beach Road.
-Organized 50 volunteers to staff the Firefighters’ 5K race which raises money for charities.
-Supported the plan to screen the Fire Training Center from neighborhood view.
-Financed the lawsuit that resulted in restrictions on large crowds at Lantern Point Condominium Association, ultimately leading to a manageable student Clam Jam event at the Penfield Pavilion.
-Successfully advocated for greater speeding and disorderly conduct enforcement.
A strong membership gives us the power to be heard by town officials as we continue to take action on challenges such as speeding, litter, flood control, beach erosion, partying and rental overcrowding.
Please renew or become a member at www.fbra.org or by mail. Your annual membership dues help pay for quarterly litter cleanups, plantings, insurance, legal fees and other expenses related to our work on behalf of the neighborhood.
Thank you for your support! Don’t hesitate to contact me with questions or concerns.
Sincerely yours,
Chuck Abercrombie
FBRA President