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2025 JEFFERSON PARK AREA REPS, EXECUTIVE BOARD, ​and MEMBERS AT LARGE

2025 jefferson park AREA REPRESENTATIVES

What does your Area Rep do for you?  They are your contact for questions about issues in your section.  They also represent your concerns to the JPNA board.  Additionally, they have Welcome Packes for new arrivals to the neighborhood.  ...and when it is time they distribute door hangers to their section.  Contact them, they will help or stear you to someone who can.
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AREA #1 - Rosemary Bolza
Rosemary has served JPNA secretary  and currently as VP.  She lived on Santa Rita as a child then spent years in several different places.  She returned to Tucson in November 2016 and now lives on Lester.  You will find Rosemary walking and "plogging" in Jefferson Park.  She works on the Clean Committee and is chair of the Safety Committee.
​[email protected]
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AREA #4 - Micheal Hailey
 Michael  works for Tucson Clean and Beautiful as part of the Tucson Million Tree initiative, a program that is working to shade and cool Tucson's future, especially in Tucson's hottest neighborhoods. 
 [email protected]
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AREA #2 - Jon Heine
Jon worked for the U of A for many years teaching ESL (English as Second Language) and now works full time serving the needs of international students and scholars. 
Students have a once-a-month community service project, often in JP.   [email protected]

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AREA #5 -  Fran Donnelan 
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#3 Area Jeanne Calhoun
Jeanne has been a resident of Jefferson Park for 10 years, living on Vine Street with her husband Ken, two dogs and a cat.  Retired, she  is keen to participate in local governance, improving her Spanish, hiking in the mountains, exploring the desert, and enjoying traveling/camping adventures.    [email protected]
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AREA # 6 -  Judy Janson
For the past three years Judy has brought refreshments and rounded up raffle donations for the quarterly meetings.  She is a manufacturer's representative and this will be her ninth year of service as an area rep.
  [email protected]

jefferson park executive board 2025

2024 Meeting Facilitators
For 2025, JPNA decided to have rotating facilitators for the meetings. 
The facilitators are designated  under the tab "Agenda" for each meeting.
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Colleen Nichols, Vice President 
Colleen has been a resident since 1977.  This retired educator and school administrator has served as President, Vice President and secretary. Because of her notification process and with the cooperation of the TPD Red Tag Unit and the UofA, unruly gatherings are declining.  ​She also completed a  renovation of her residence without losing the contributing status, so she has become familiar with the "ins and outs" of working with the City of Tucson's permitting system.      [email protected]  

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Laurel Heather Milden,​ Treasurer
JP resident since 2003,  Laurel-Heather is retired from CODAC Health Recovery and Wellness.  She bikes, is an avid reader, and works with Desert Museum as a tortoise sanctuary. She has worked with the program committee providing great snacks for meetings and initiated the fundraising annual plant sales.     [email protected]

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Erin Posthumus Secretary
Erin has been a resident of Jefferson Park since 2016.  She served as Treasurer for the JPNA for three years. Erin is on the Green Committee and has helped with tree plantings and the Edison parklet clean-ups.  She is a special enemy of buffelgrass.   
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[email protected]​

2025 Jefferson park members-at-large

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Lisa Jones - long time resident of Jefferson Park.  Lisa has been a representative for Lend a Hand, which delivers services through volunteers for elderly folks.  She served as an Area representative for several years. 

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Joan Daniels has lived in JP since 1972, raised children who went to Jefferson Park and the UofA, and is a retired  educator.  She edits the newsletters and web-sites for the neighborhood and with others, was the founder of Friends of Jefferson Park, Inc., the neighborhood non-profit.      [email protected]​

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Bob Schlanger - Second to his love for all old cars is Bob's continued advocacy for the protection and enhancement of the Jefferson Park neighborhood.  He serves on the Land Use Committee and his expertise on city rules and regs is critical. He also serves on the JTED board which promotes the technical skills of high school students.         [email protected]
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 Cindy Doklan Cindy moved to Jefferson Park in February of 2022 from West University where she spent some time working on the neighborhood association traffic committee. She retired after 30+ years in the telecommunications industry. She and her husband Ed (retired from the wine industry) enjoy exploring Tucson, and international travel. They have 2 daughters and 2 grandchildren.
​ [email protected]
Tom Tobin has lived on Waverly for 28 years.  He is originally from New York. Tom received his Phd in Biology from the University of Kansas.  He taught biology, science, and environmental sciences at University High School.  He retired in 2018 and loves to garden and cultivates many cacti in his front yard.
 [email protected] 
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