Mapleton-Fall Creek Neighborhood Association
Unity in Diversity.
About
The Mapleton-Fall Creek Neighborhood Association (MFCNA) is a non-profit organization made up of Mapleton-Fall Creek neighbors and community members joining together to help grow & sustain a safe, diverse, and friendly community.
Our boundaries are the triangle between 38th Street to the North, Fall Creek Parkway to the East, Meridian to the South and West.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors are the representatives of MFCNA and are voted into leadership positions by other members of the Association. The Board is responsible for using neighborhood funds to carry out the activities of the Association, including events that build community and promote safety within the neighborhood. At each monthly meeting, the Board reports on all major activities that are completed, in progress of completion, or are planning to be completed. You can contact the board by emailing them.
The current MFCNA Board of Directors:
Andres Limon, President | email
KT White, Vice President of Neighborhood Affairs
Joel Reichenbach, Vice President of Environmental Affairs
Chuck Madden, Treasurer
Samantha Guerin, Secretary
Kasey McNulty
Ryan McDuffee
Dionte Jackson
Rachel Dickerson
Patrick Behrens
History
The Mapleton-Fall Creek Neighborhood is one of the older neighborhoods, established in 1843. View a PDF of the neighborhood’s history.
Historical photos