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2026 GCA Board Election Results
2026 GCA Board Election Results
Thank you, Greenfield! Every voter who came out—whether you stopped by on your way home, brought a neighbor with you, or made time in a busy day—helped strengthen our community’s voice.
Your participation, dedication and belief in local engagement made this election meaningful and energizing. We’re grateful for everyone who showed up and continues to support the work of the GCA.
To help ensure the integrity of the election, all voters were documented using a sign-in sheet. Utilizing a transparent and verified vote-counting process, every ballot was carefully reviewed.
Candidates were invited to observe the count, and each ballot was tallied by pairs of current GCA board members to ensure accuracy.
As a result, Gina Godfrey and Kristopher Olson have been re-elected to the board. We’re also excited to welcome Theresa Nightingale and Justin Regan as our newest board members. Each will serve three-year terms.
Community Statement on antisemitic message in GreenfielD
Community Statement on antisemitic message in GreenfielD
Date: May 28, 2026
The Greenfield Community Association Board is aware of a threatening, antisemitic message that was left near the home of a Greenfield neighbor. The resident has contacted the authorities, and an investigation is currently underway.
We want to be absolutely clear: our community has zero tolerance for violent threats, hate or intimidation of any kind. Every neighbor deserves to feel safe, respected and supported.
We encourage anyone who has experienced or witnessed similar incidents to come forward and share information with the police. Even small details can be helpful in an active investigation.
☎️ Report a Hate Crime
https://www.justice.gov/hatecrimes/report-a-hate-crime
If you believe you are the victim of a hate crime or that you witnessed a hate crime—
STEP 1: Report the crime to your state or local police.
Dial 9-1-1 or call your local police station.Police officers may reach out to you for more information as they investigate the crime.
STEP 2: Quickly follow up this report by reporting the crime to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Online: You can report a hate crime to the FBI online at: tips.FBI.gov.
Follow the instructions on the pop-ups and fill out the online form to report a hate crime.
By Phone: Call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324).
You can also reach out to your local FBI field office. Find the phone number for the FBI field office closest to you at www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices.
The FBI may reach out to you for more information as they investigate the crime.
Report Incidents Through the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh
In addition to contacting law enforcement, community members may also report incidents through the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh. Their security team tracks incidents across the region and coordinates directly with law enforcement partners.
Incident Report Form: https://jewishpgh.org/form/incident-report/
As a general reminder: If you SEE something, SAY something.
This includes:
Suspicious activities, people, or vehicles
Unusual events or concerning behavior
Dangerous situations
Suspicious communications (texts, calls, emails, letters, packages, etc.)
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The Greenfield Community Association remains firmly committed to fostering an inclusive, welcoming neighborhood where every resident feels safe and valued. Acts of hate or intimidation have no place here. We stand with all members of our community — especially those who are targeted or made to feel unsafe.
If you or someone you know needs support, has information to share, or has experienced an incident, please reach out. Our strength comes from looking out for one another and ensuring that every neighbor knows they belong.
Greenfield Community Association Announces $100,000 Grant to Improve Quality of Life from PA Department of Community and Economic Development
Greenfield Community Association Announces $100,000 Grant to Improve Quality of Life from PA Department of Community and Economic Development
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 10, 2026
Greenfield Community Association Announces $100,000 Grant to Improve Quality of Life from PA Department of Community and Economic Development
Pittsburgh, PA — The Greenfield Community Association (GCA) has received a $100,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) through the Community and Economic Assistance Program. The grant will support efforts to enhance Greenfield’s public spaces, strengthen neighborhood connections and expand community programming.
“It’s a privilege and an honor to support the Greenfield Community Association and help deliver funding that will improve quality of life for residents and strengthen our communities,” said Senator Jay Costa. “I look forward to seeing shared spaces beautified and neighbors brought together as GCA puts these DCED dollars to noble use. I’m grateful to have such dedicated partners in the 43rd Senatorial District as we work together toward a bright future.”
The Community and Economic Assistance Program is designed to support projects that foster community revitalization and economic development across Pennsylvania. GCA’s award reflects ongoing collaboration between residents, volunteers and local leaders to identify priorities that benefit the neighborhood as a whole. Funding will be used for beautification projects, infrastructure improvements and community events that promote engagement and improve quality of life for residents.
“As a lifelong advocate of Greenfield, I'm proud to see this investment in our community,” said Christa Jones, President of the Greenfield Community Association. “This grant will expand our work to bring neighbors together through programs and spaces that everyone can enjoy."
“From fundraising for community projects to hosting events, promoting local businesses and keeping our public spaces clean and beautiful, the GCA is at the heart of what makes Greenfield such a wonderful place to live," said Barb Warwick, District 5 City Councilmember. "We are deeply grateful to Senator Costa and everyone in Harrisburg for making this funding possible, and I know the GCA will put it to great use.”
More information about upcoming projects funded by the grant will be shared with the community in the coming months.
About the Greenfield Community Association
The Greenfield Community Association (GCA) works to build and strengthen the sense of community and civic pride in the Greenfield neighborhood within the City of Pittsburgh’s Council District 5. Through community-driven programs and volunteer leadership, we strive to create a welcoming Greenfield. The GCA advocates for the best interest of the community, mobilizes civic participation and builds partnerships that turn community priorities into action, ensuring Greenfield’s long-term vitality, equity and quality of life.
Media Contact:
Greenfield Community Association
info@gcapgh.org | https://www.gcapgh.org/
Thank you 2025 Greenfield Parade Sponsors
Thank you 2025 Greenfield Parade Sponsors
Our annual Greenfield Holiday Parade wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support of our sponsors! Each contribution helps us bring the community together for one of Greenfield’s most cherished traditions — a festive night filled with lights, laughter and hometown pride.
We’re deeply grateful to the local businesses, organizations and neighbors whose generosity keeps this celebration going strong year after year.
🎉 Thank you to our 2025 Parade Sponsors for helping us make the season bright!
GCA Board Election Results Are In!
GCA Board Election Results Are In!
June 2025
Thank you, Greenfield! This year’s GCA Board election saw unprecedented voter turnout—lines stretched out the door at Magee and down the block. In past years, the GCA has faced low voter engagement, so this level of participation was truly inspiring. Your energy, enthusiasm, and commitment to our community made this an unforgettable and historic election.
Results
Results
To help ensure the integrity of the election, all voters were documented using a sign-in sheet. Utilizing a transparent and verified vote-counting process, every ballot was carefully reviewed. Candidates were invited to observe the count, and each ballot was tallied by pairs of current GCA board members to ensure accuracy. As a result, Ed Goyda, Luke Sciulli, and Christa Jones have been re-elected to the board. We’re also excited to welcome Erin Breen and Mark Rossi as our newest board members. All five will serve three-year terms.
Thank You to our Outgoing Board Members
Thank You to our Outgoing Board Members
We also extend our deepest gratitude to Ling Almoubayyed and Scott McMurtry, who have completed their board service. Thank you both for your dedication and contributions to the community—you’ve made a lasting impact, and we know you’ll continue to stay engaged in Greenfield.
A Heartfelt Thank You to All Our Candidates
A Heartfelt Thank You to All Our Candidates
We want to extend our sincere gratitude to every candidate who put their name forward in this year’s election. Your willingness to serve, your ideas, and your commitment to Greenfield are deeply appreciated. While not everyone was appointed this time, your passion for the community does not go unnoticed—and we hope you'll stay engaged with the GCA in other meaningful ways. There are always opportunities to lead, collaborate, and make a difference. Thank you for stepping up!
Clarifying Election Information
Clarifying Election Information
We’re aware that a social media post circulated with incorrect information about the election start and end times. To avoid confusion in the future, we encourage everyone to rely on official GCA channels—including our website and social media—for accurate and up-to-date information about events, elections, and community updates.
Get Involved—Let’s Keep the Momentum Going!
Get Involved—Let’s Keep the Momentum Going!
The energy around this election was incredible—let’s keep it going! If you’re inspired to get more involved and help shape the future of Greenfield, we invite you to fill out our interest form and find the right role for you within the GCA. Every helping hand makes a difference!
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