The purpose of the North College Park Citizens Association (NCPCA) is to stimulate interest in and devise ways and means to promote civic, community and general welfare, with particular focus on the North College Park, Maryland area. NCPCA is strictly non-partisan, non-political, and non-sectarian.
Typical agenda items are: presentations by developers; dialogue with City officials on budget, city services, city policies, and proposed ordinances; support of or opposition to City, County, or State legislation that affect our neighborhoods; neighborhood improvement efforts, such as parks and roads; and other items as brought forward by our members.
The North College Park area is the area north of Greenbelt Road and east of Paint Branch Creek, within the boundaries of the City of College Park. We meet the second Thursday of each month (except July and August) at 7:30 at Davis Hall, the City’s Public Works facility.
Officers
President: Mark Shroder
Mark is a professional economist whose day job is with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. He has lived on Muskogee Street since 1992. Between 1993 and 1999 he held every position in the Association other than President. In 1999 he was elected to the City Council for District 1 and served two terms. After leaving the Council he served three consecutive terms as President of the Association, and after a hiatus from 2007 to this year, he has been elected to a fourth term. Mark has a wife and two children, sings in choirs and bicycles.
Vice President: Bob Seward
Secretary: Tanweer Ahmed
Treasurer: Larry Bleau
Board of Director Members:
Donna Weene:
Donna Weene moved to College Park from Beltsville in 1984 and resides with her husband Seth and thier five children and two grand-daughters. A local business owner since 1985. Active wth NCPCA for three years; Member, Committee for Better Environment; Meeting Coordinator, 1st Place for Health a Christian weight loss program; Cub and Girl Scout leader at the College Park United Methodist Church where she teaches Sunday school. Donna enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and gardening.
Stephen Jascourt
Membership Form
View our NCPCA Membership Form.
Credits
- Picnic photo on home page: Susan Whitney/Courtesy of The Gazette.
