Get to know our neighborhood and what brings us together.
A brief history
Belvoir’s story begins in the early 1900s, when the land was owned by former Chattanooga Mayor William Riley Crabtree and known as Belvoir Farm. After Crabtree’s death in 1920, the property began transitioning from farmland into a residential community, and by the mid-1920s, Belvoir was taking shape as the neighborhood we know today. More than a century later, Belvoir remains known for its tree-lined streets, distinctive homes, neighborhood parks, and the strong sense of community that continues to bring neighbors together.
How we stay connected
We stay connected through neighborhood events, volunteer days, and regular association meetings throughout the year. These gatherings give neighbors a chance to catch up, welcome new faces, and work together on the things that matter most to our community. From seasonal celebrations and family-friendly activities to service projects and planning discussions, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Whether you attend one event or many, each moment spent together helps strengthen the relationships that make our neighborhood feel like home.
Board of directors
Sean Corcoran
PresidentBarbara Thompson
Past PresidentSusan Whitmire
TreasurerCarol Martini
Secretary
Kathryn Barger-Howell
Member at Large
Nathan Bowie
Member at Large
John Bradley
Member at LargeKaty Childress
Member at Large
Jeremy Cole
Member at Large
Natalie Martin
Member at Large
Ben Dicks
Member at LargeLaura Dahlke
Member at Large
Justin Tirsun
Member at Large
Crystal Simpson
Member at LargeAlan Richelson
Member at Large
Heather McClendon
Member at LargeHow you can help
Volunteer
We host regular cleanup days and other events that require many hands to make light work. Keep an eye out for opportunities to volunteer.
Join the BNA
By joining the Belvoir Neighborhood Association, you’ll help us keep up the great programming and events you know and love.
Attend a meeting
Attending BNA meetings is a great way to stay involved. Join us on the second Thursday of each month at the BX.
