The historic districts in Concord are an important asset to the community due to their special architectural and historic characteristics. Concord’s historic districts consist of three such areas. The North and South Union Street Historic Districts were established in 1982. In 1988, the Edgewood Neighborhood was designated as a historic district. The North and South Union Street Historic Districts are listed in “The National Register of Historic Places,” whereas the Edgewood Historic District is a locally designated district.

The Historic Preservation Commission was established by the City Council to apply and interpret the zoning ordinance for areas within the historic districts. The Historic Preservation Commission's work helps to identify, protect, and preserve Concord's historic resources, as well as foster a widespread appreciation and respect for Concord's cultural heritage.  The Commission is composed of seven members and two alternate members, all appointed by the City Council.  It is not necessary for commission members to reside in the historic district.  Members may only serve for two consecutive 3-year terms.

Meredith Barbee, chair
Second Term Expires 6/30/2027

James Firth
Second Term Expires 6/30/2027

Mary Margaret Underwood
Second Term Expires 6/30/2027

Randy Hopkins, vice-chair
First Term Expires 6/30/2026

Sydney Yih
First Term Expires 6/30/2027

John Eury
First Term Expires 6/30/2026

Steve Bradley
First Term Expires 6/30/2026

Kristen Adamczuk (Alternate Member)
First Term Expires 6/30/2028

Adam Miller (Alternate Member)
First Term Expires 6/30/2028

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