Meet the Board

  • Zac Blanchard

    PRESIDENT

    Favorite Event: CCSB Oktoberfest

  • Celine Plachez

    Federal Hill Prep Liaison

    Fun fact: I love cheering runners at the Baltimore marathon

  • James Woody

    Favorite neighborhood attraction: AVAM

  • Fran Landolf

    CHAP CHAIR

    Favorite restaurant:
    Cheese Galore and More

  • Carol Ann Malinowski

    Favorite restaurant: The Outpost

  • Brad O’Brien

    PUBLIC SAFETY CHAIR

    Favorite restaurant: Barfly’s

  • Nick Mayr

    Favorite restaurant:
    Wiley Gunter’s

  • Donna Price

    Digital Harbor High School Liaison

    Favorite restaurants: Sobo and Outpost

  • Hector Mendez

    MEMBERSHIP CHAIR

  • Paco Cummings

    SOCIAL CHAIR

    Favorite restaurant: The Outpost

  • Treasurer

    Christian Nuccio

    TREASURER
    Favorite park:
    Fed Hill Park

  • Locchanan Sreeharikesan

    TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE CHAIR

    Favorite event: Riding Tic Toc the Croc at the Kinetic Sculpture Race

  • Vacant

    VICE PRESIDENT

  • Vacant

    SECRETARY

Committees

Our Board oversees a number of Committees, all of which are open to non-Board-members to join. Contact the Committee Chair below if you have questions about the committee or are interested in joining.

In addition to these Committees, we liaise with South Baltimore Gateway Partnership and Federal Hill Main Street. Contact info@federalhillbaltimore.org to learn more about these relationships.

  • Beautification

    Christian Miller

    The Beautification Committee believes in making our neighborhood better day by day. We facilitate neighborhood cleanups and efforts to keep Federal Hill parks, streets, and sidewalks looking their best.

    EMAIL THE CHAIR

  • Block Captains

    Zac Blanchard

    Our block captains welcome new residents, encourage social connection and neighborliness on their blocks, and facilitate communication between their neighbors, FHNA, and city agencies as needed.

    EMAIL THE CHAIR

  • CHAP

    Fran Landolf

    The FHNA Architectural Review Committee (ARC) serves residents and businesses by helping them make improvements within CHAP design guidelines.

    We help residents and businesses with CHAP approval. The ARC provides the neighborhood recommendation for projects. City CHAP commissioners factor this in neighborhood recommendation when making the final decision on a project.

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  • Membership

    CHAIR POSITION OPEN

    The Membership Committee organizes and supports new memberships and membership renewals.

    EMAIL FHNA

  • Parking

    John Bacci

    Organizes the annual permit renewal process, answers questions regarding parking regulations, and maintains a line of communication between the Parking Authority and the neighborhood.

    EMAIL THE CHAIR

  • Public Safety

    Brad O’Brien

    The Public Safety Committee works with the Baltimore City Police Dept. and Sheriff’s office, nearby neighborhood associations, and others to address safety concerns in our community. Our committee regularly shares Public Safety Updates and works to identify solutions for public safety that make our community safe for residents and guests.

    EMAIL THE CHAIR

  • Schools & Families

    CHAIR POSITION OPEN

    The Schools & Families Committee works to support a great K-12 education for all students enrolled in Federal Hill schools, and to make Federal Hill a great community for families with children.

    EMAIL FHNA

  • Social

    Sheri Hunt

    The mission of the Social Committee is to foster a cohesive community by organizing fun, interesting events for the entire community so neighbors can meet and socialize with each other and to recruit and retain Association members.

    EMAIL THE CHAIR

  • Technology

    Jeanne McCann

    The Technology Committee supports the neighborhood through effective communication, tools for marketing and communications, and implementation of other beneficial technology.

    EMAIL THE CHAIR

The purpose of the block captain program is three-fold:

  1. To make sure that every new resident in the neighborhood gets welcomed in and knows someone they can reach out to with questions, concerns, etc.

  2. To encourage social connection and neighborliness on your block.

  3. To communicate between your neighbors, and your neighborhood association, as needed.

  4. The fourth (unofficial) reason is to win the annual best-decorated block award (a leg lamp) each December.

We meet together once a quarter, and have an annual appreciation dinner each May.

Interested in being a Block Captain? Reach out to Zac Blanchard, the Block Captain chair, at zachary.j.blanchard55@gmail.com or 337-214-9585.

Please feel free to reach out to your Block Captain! The block captains are noted below (note that smaller blocks may be attached to a neighboring block). If your block doesn’t yet have a Block Captain, please reach out to Zac (above), who would be happy to welcome you to the neighborhood.

Block Captains

Some of our Block Captains at a Block Captain gathering.
We welcome you to Federal Hill, and to our blocks!