Our Story
The Beverly Cove Improvement Association is a neighborhood, non-profit civic association founded in 1921. Our purpose is to serve as a means for Beverly Cove residents to work together in creating a safe, pleasant, and civic-minded neighborhood by drawing on the interests and talents of the membership to foster community spirit, solve problems and improve the quality of life in the Cove. All committee and board members are volunteers, proud to serve and call the Cove home.
The BCIA organization owns and maintains the Cove Community Center. The hall and grounds are the location of most BCIA events, and are also available for rental.
While the Beverly Cove Improvement Association was founded nearly 100 years ago, the name has relevance today: no matter how good it is, there is always room for improvement!
The Board
Jamie Ethier
President
Andy Cohen
Vice President
Kim Dalbon
Treasurer
Betsy Bullock
Recording Secretary
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Membership Secretary
Heidi Carlson
Director
Charles Noss
Director
Judith Yarossi
Director
Jon Paddol
Director
William Pitman
Director
Bill Rich
Director
Judy Rich
Trustee
Walter Riley
Trustee
Rod Forter
Trustee
Our History
On March 4, 1925, fifty years ago, the Beverly Cove Improvement Association, Inc. (then called the Beverly Cove Improvement Society) was incorporated as a legal protective step. The Association, as an unincorporated entity, had been formed a little more than four years earlier, on January 21, 1921.
Rent The Center
The BCIA organization owns and maintains the Cove Community Center. The hall and grounds are the location of most BCIA events and are also available for rental.
