Thumbs Up to the volunteers who turn out for one of three Fox Point Earth Day Park Clean Ups. They include:
About Our Organization
The Fox Point Neighborhood Association, (FPNA) previously known as the Fox Point Citizens Association, was formed in 1993 over concerns about the upcoming re-location of Interstate 195. Today, land use and waterfront development surrounding this long process remain two of the organization’s top priorities.
However, these concerns are only some of the many issues being addressed by the association. Others include traffic and safety, property taxes, historic preservation, beautification, zoning and licensing.
FPNA is a membership-driven organization with an active board of directors and supportive membership. If you have an issue, we encourage you to first contact the appropriate governmental agencies in our Action Guide. If your problem has not been resolved, come to our monthly board meetings to discuss it. Contact us at askfpna@foxpointprovidence.org.
To check on upcoming board meetings and other events that affect Fox Point, see our Calendar section.
Please Join Us!
FPNA meets the second Monday of each month from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m., at the Fox Point Bath House Library, 455 Wickenden Street. If that day is a holiday, the meeting is held the next day. Use the ground level entrance on the east side of the building.
