Representing the Bel-Air Heights, Bel-Air Park and Braemar Park neighbourhoods of West-end Ottawa.
Representing the Bel-Air Heights, Bel-Air Park and Braemar Park neighbourhoods of West-end Ottawa.
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2024 / 2025 BACA financial report with 2025/2026 Budget V2.pdf2024 / 2025 BACA Audit.pdfdraft 2025 BACA presentation 2.pptxBACA OCT 2025 Newsletter.pdf
NEW NEW NEW ~~BACA COMMUNITY PRIORITIES SURVEY~~see below
Please fill out the brief survey by February 25th.
Survey Link:
Your Board of Directors for 2026
Your Board of Directors for 2026
PRESIDENT: Tatiana Vorobej
SECRETARY :Matthew Carey
TREASURER :Jonathan Ede
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT :Pam Gullen supported by Bruce Thompson
COMMUNICATION :Tatiana Vorobej
COMMUNITY SAFETY: Hadley Claudette
DEVELOPMENT & HOUSING: Jenna Cornfoot
ENVIRONMENT: Harry Fischer supported by Andrea Gowing
FCA: Morley Brownstein
MEMBERSHIP RECORDS : Morley Brownstein
TRANSPORTATION: Scott MacGregor
Bel-Air Community Association ...we are on Facebook ,which is updated daily!
Bel-Air Community Association ...we are on Facebook ,which is updated daily!
For other daily news and updates related to the community, you can see everything at our FB account
For other daily news and updates related to the community, you can see everything at our FB account
or check out our newsletter menu at the top of this page!
MEMBERSHIP
To join, please provide your information by completing the form on our Join / Renew link at the top of this page..
Membership in BACA costs $10 annually and we also appreciate donations! Email transfers are accepted at: belaircommunityassociation@gmail.com
Full membership is for in-area members and gives full voting rights. See "About Us" page for details of the Bel-Air boundary. Associate membership is for those living out of the community boundary.
If you have any questions, please use the form on the Contact Us webpage.
The Bel Air community is located on the traditional unceded , unsurrendered territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin People. The Algonquin People have inhabited and cared for these lands long before today. We take this time to show our gratitude and respect to them, and to the land for all that it provides us: trees to give shade, water and food to sustain us, and paths to connect us. Within our community , we embrace the responsibility to help ensure that the next generations of land stewards are respectful and grateful for the bounty of this land on which we all live, work, play, and study.
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