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Neighborhoods Served:
• Bywater

Planning District:
7

Ward:
8,9

Zip Codes:
70117

Boundaries:
Press Street to Poland Avenue; the Mississippi River to St. Claude Avenue (and some portions north of St Claude, varies block to block)

Council Representative:
James Carter

State Representative:
Charmaine Marchand

Police Precinct:
8

President / Director:
Julie Jones, president

Mission:

The Bywater Neighborhood Association (BNA) is a 501C-3 non-profit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to developing community awareness in and about the Bywater neighborhood.

History: Founded in 1975, the Bywater Neighborhood Association has continually sought to improve the area. From the mundane aspects of clean-up campaigns, to the complicated issues of historic preservation, zoning, and urban planning, the Association has diligently served as the guardian and spokesperson of the neighborhood. A Local Historic District administered by the Historic District Landmarks Commission, Bywater is celebrating being a National Historic District since 1986.

Recent issues have included presenting community forums to inform neighbors about large-scale development, clean-ups, addressing blight, and lobbying the City Council to pursue a Residential District Overlay. We publish a monthly newsletter, hold two social events per year, put on the Mirliton Festival in October, have a Home Tour in May, and have recently put out a brochure describing our organization and soliciting membership.

Current Priorities:

  • Blight and Code Enforcement
  • Economic Development
  • Infrastructure and Public Transportation
  • Law Enforcement
  • Parks and Natural Resources
  • Quality of Life, Preservation, and Zoning

For More Info:

Complete information is available on the website, . A list of officers and their telephone numbers can be found in each issue of the newsletter, which is also available on site.



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