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In 1909 residents of Chevy Chase D.C. established a citizens association to work together on matters of public interest. We've been doing it ever since. In addition to a monthly newsletter and this Web site, we have programs on the third Tuesday of each month from September through May to bring to the community subjects of importance. Our members have heard Mayor Adrian Fenty's early assessment of his first months in office, questioned the Rock Creek Park superintendent on alternatives for use of Beach Drive, enjoyed an open house to get acquainted with various organizations active in our community, heard candidates for the reshaped school board, and a state of the ward report from Ward 3 Council Member, Mary Cheh. Through the efforts of the Tree Committee of Chevy Chase Citizens Association, and in cooperation with the Trees and Landscape Division of the D.C. Department of Public Works, more that 200 trees have been planted in our neighborhood. An important new project supported by CCCA is helping to revive the open spaces around the Chevy Chase Community Center and Library following the renovation of the Community Center. We
hope you will take the time to fill out a membership application.
All of our activities and work are carried out by volunteers, so
if you can help on an occasional basis, please be sure to check
that box on the application. Membership dues are used for the most
part for communication expenses, the largest of which is the printing
and mailing of the Chevy Chase Newsletter which, along with this
Web site, attempts to keep members up to date on matters of interest
or concern in Chevy Chase, D.C. Map of Chevy Chase (pdf) |
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