F G B R C A  

Federation of Greater Baton Rouge Civic Associations

Contact Information

FGBRCA


(225) 315-1206

fgbrca@gmail.com

or

Visit our Facebook Page at

https://www.facebook.com/fgbrca


Ed Lagucki, President


ANNOUNCEMENTS


Member Meeting 

Next meeting is Feb 11th and will be held virtually.

Please see the Meetings tab for details.

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5G Small Wireless 

The 5G task force is currently working on the process for documenting HOA preferred designated locations of towers


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Membership Drive 

for 2021 in progress  and runs through Jan 31st.  Visit the JOIN tab for details.

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Do You Need Help or Have a Suggestion to Share??


If you would like to share a success story or get advice on an issue your association is currently dealing with please click this link:


HELP or SUGGESTION


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Meeting Notices:  


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The Federation currently consists of 92 member associations in the Greater Baton Rouge area representing the views of over 60,000 home owners.

Membership:


To be considered for membership, an organization must:


(a) Be duly organized consistent with the purposes of homeowners associations; 


(b) Be in good standing with the Secretary of State for non profits


(c) Represent single-family residential neighborhoods within the parish of  East Baton Rouge;


(d) Pay annual dues (Go to JOIN tab). 


For further information about the Federation, please visit the ABOUT US tab in this website or send an email or telephone inquiry to the Federation.

Benefits of Membership:

  1. Having a voice in the decisions that affect our communities;
  2. Being able to brainstorm with others to help solve common problems that challenge our communities;
  3. Utilizing the power of the group rather than going it alone;
  4. Opportunities to meet our community and government leaders;
  5. Working to preserve and improve our communities by being proactive;
  6. Learning new ways of effectively organizing and/or managing a homeowner or civic association.
  7. Members are encouraged to bring neighborhood problems to the attention of the group so that others who have experienced similar problems can assist. Networking between other homeowner/civic associations, and with the Guest Speakers, exemplifies our motto: “Neighbors Helping  Neighbors”.