About the LPNA

The Lafayette Park Neighborhood Association was incorporated in 1974 in an effort to preserve and enhance the neighborhood, to enforce and protect the value of the homes and natural beauty of the community, to promote sound planning and zoning, to provide a forum for the homeowners and residents, and to enter into contracts with the City, County, State and all developers seeking development within the neighborhood. The Board of Directors was established to help direct the LPNA in these objectives and generally meets the third Monday of every month at 7 PM via Zoom.

The LPNA is not an HOA, and annual association membership dues are voluntary. However, you must pay dues to vote in LPNA elections, and are $20 per household ($15 for seniors and those on disability) or $5 per person for students or renters.

Contact

To reach the Lafayette Park Neighborhood Association – please email us at:

lafayetteparkna@gmail.com

We’re on Facebook!

Donate

Annual dues are $20 per household ($15 for seniors and those on disability) or $5 per person for students or renters, but you are welcome to donate more. Please contact us at lafayetteparkna@gmail.com to inquire about sending a check, or use the PayPal donation button below. If you pay via PayPal, please pay an extra $1 to cover the PayPal fees.  The LPNA is an all-volunteer organization, and 100% of funds go towards LPNA operations (printing and postage, e.g.) and events.  Dues and donations are not currently tax deductible.

Get Involved

Looking for a way to get involved? Sign up for a committee.

    • Development and Growth Committee: Responsible for tracking new permits and development in and around the neighborhood and making recommendations. Also working with Midtown Merchants and serving on Midtown Stakeholders committee.
    • Outreach Committee: Responsible for welcoming new neighbors to the neighborhood, giving them a useful information packet, and urging them to join LPNA.
    • Police Liaison Committee: Responsible for tracking neighborhood crimes and working with TPD. Also working with TPD to safely manage Halloween crowds
    • Newsletter Committee: Responsible for writing newsletters on an “as needed” basis and getting them distributed to all LPNA neighbors
    • Communications and Media Committee: Responsible for keeping the LPNA website updated and managing our social media presence on other apps.
    • Disaster Preparedness Committee: Responsible for making sure that people are prepared for hurricanes and other disasters and helping where needed.
    • Traffic committee: Monitoring safety issues on roads that go through Lafayette Park and advocating for safety improvements

Lafayette Park also maintains a representative in the Alliance for Tallahassee Neighborhoods. (ATN.)

To join the LPNA, use this form and mail it to the address listed. We greatly appreciate your support!

Please email lafayetteparkna@gmail.com if you are interested in joining.

LPNA Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws

If you are interested in reading the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws that govern the LPNA, you can access a PDF by clicking the link below:

Articles of Incorporation

LPNA Bylaws

1 Response to About the LPNA

  1. James says:

    How can u join tonight’s Zoom Meeting?

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