Boston-Edison is split into three zones: Zone A (Woodward to Hamilton), Zone B (Hamilton to Rosa Parks) and Zone C (Rosa Parks to Linwood). There are fifteen Directors of the Historic Boston-Edison Association; five live in each of these three zones. In each zone, one Director is At-Large and one Director lives on each of Edison, Longfellow, Chicago and West Boston.
Directors are elected for three-year terms. Zone C directors are elected in 2009 and every three years thereafter; Zone A directors are elected in 2010 and every three years thereafter; Zone B directors are elected in 2011 and every three years thereafter. To nominate any resident for a position on the HBEA board, fill out this nominating position with ten signatures and deliver it to the Board Executive Secretary.
List of Board Members
Zone A (Woodward-Hamilton) | |
|---|---|
| Edison | Keith Zendler |
| Longfellow | Tara Miller |
| Chicago Blvd. | Mary Konopka |
| W. Boston Blvd. | Patricia Elazier |
| At Large | Zene Gibson |
Zone B (Hamilton-Rosa Parks) | |
| Edison | Andrew Moskalik |
| Longfellow | Brian Ceccon |
| Chicago Blvd. | Gracie Brown |
| W. Boston Blvd. | Jerome Brown |
| At Large | Debbie Baldwin |
Zone C (Rosa Parks-Linwood) | |
| Edison | open |
| Longfellow | Victoria Koski |
| Chicago Blvd. | Pamela Doles |
| W. Boston Blvd. | Joy Rencher |
| At Large | Amy Officer |
Officers | |
| President | Keith Zendler |
| First Vice President | Andrew Moskalik |
| Second Vice President | Gracie Brown |
| Treasurer | Mary Konopka |
| Secretary | Victoria Koski |
| Executive Secretary | vacant |
Board Committee Chairs | |
| Beautification | Debbie Baldwin and Flora Bennett |
| Home Tour | Mary Konopka and Pat Linklater |
| Public Relations | Tara Miller |
| Security | Victoria Koski and Jim Hamilton |
| Zoning | Joy Rencher and Brian Ceccon |
Phone numbers
Phone numbers of Directors are included in a special residents only section. This section is password-protected. If you are a resident and do not have the username and password, contact HBEA.
