Preserving the character and integrity of the Belhaven historic neighborhoods.
BIA is a nonprofit association established in 1965 by Belhaven residents who were determined to improve this unique and historic neighborhood. BIA is governed by a board of 15 volunteer directors who live in the neighborhood.
BIA helps the Greater Belhaven community by overseeing:
- Code Compliance Issues
- Strategic Landscaping
- Special Improvement Projects
BIA is actively working on new improvement projects to enhance the historic character with the use of strategic landscaping, historic street signs, Mississippi historical markers, and new gateway features that will provide classic upgrades to the neighborhood.
CONTACT BIA
If you have a question about code compliance, information to report, or any other questions for BIA please complete the form below.
Officers:
Reed B. Hogan III, President
Eleana Pope, Secretary
Amanda McGuffey, Treasurer
Board of Directors:
Frank Alley
Jack Allin
Lou Frascogna
Dave Fulcher
Joel Fyke
Ruffin Lowry
Garland Lyell
Bill Osborne
Walt Wofford
Beautification Committee:
Reed Hogan III (Chair)
Eleana Pope
Jack Allin
Ruffin Lowry
Lou Frascogna
Molly Frascogna
John Lewis
Holly Gomez
Jason Buckley
Jason McDavid
Blighted Properties Committee:
Bill Osborne (Chair)
Eleana Pope
Merideth May
Lynn Clark
Digital Strategy:
Brad McMahan (Chair)
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Greater Belhaven
FAMILY OF ORGANIZATIONS
Greater Belhaven
Foundation
The GBF is charged with long-range planning for the Greater Belhaven Neighborhood focusing on historic preservation, economic restructuring, green spaces and safety.
Belhaven Heights Community Association
The BHCA works with property owners and businesses to improve Belhaven Heights through social events, green space enhancement, and code enforcement.
Greater Belhaven Security Association
GBSA’s mission is to provide an organized framework to promote and preserve neighborhood safety and security throughout the Greater Belhaven neighborhoods.
