All,

We are grateful to the dedicated volunteers, trustees, and generous sponsors who have played an essential role in making the 2025 season a success. Their unwavering support has been at the heart of our achievements, and we are grateful for the time, expertise, and funds that they've provided the Hamilton Park Neighborhood Association (HPNA).  

The year 2025 marks the final term for Elna Mukaida on the Board of Trustees. Her generous spirit, dedication, and deep knowledge of our neighborhood have been a guiding light for the past 20 years. Elna played a pivotal role in shaping the Hamilton Park Neighborhood Association (HPNA) into the strong, informational and advocacy-driven organization it is today, committed to the betterment of the Hamilton Park community. Her unwavering principles and hands-on involvement will be deeply missed on the Board. We are fortunate that Elna will continue to volunteer and support the HPNA through 2026. If you have the chance, please take a moment to thank her for her years of quiet, impactful service.

As we approach 2026, the HPNA warmly invites you to become part of our dedicated volunteer community. In a landscape filled with many worthy non-profits competing for your time and support, we truly appreciate every minute of your time. Your involvement, whether assisting at one of our events, helping plan future gatherings, or donating professional expertise, plays a vital role in sustaining and enriching the neighborhood we all cherish. If you're inspired to be part of our journey, please reach out to us at  President@hpnajc.org. We are excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to welcoming new faces to our dedicated team.  If you cannot, I ask only that you thank a volunteer, support a sponsor, and join the HPNA.

Our first event for the 2026 season will be our annual meeting on Thursday, February 5, at 7:30 pm, its location to be determined.  

Happy Holidays,

Diane Atwell

President

HPNA

Lawn Work in Hamilton Park

The city is doing "DEP - approved environmental controls" in Hamilton Park.  The fencing that is installed, is the limits of the work.  The fencing will be up through spring.  11/7/2025

The HPNA requests that all users of the park respect the fencing.  Please do not remove, move, or damage the fencing.  Please do not lift children or animals over the fencing.  Let's all work together to improve and protect the park for all.

Please drop off donations at the

Hamilton Park Farmers Markets

Hamilton Park Farmers Market

Wednesdays  |  4–7 PM  |  Hamilton Park

Every Wednesday from 4 to 7 PM, Hamilton Park transforms into a vibrant hub of fresh produce, local meats, baked goods, and specialty foods. Stop by to shop local, catch up with neighbors, and enjoy live music and community activities throughout the season.