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Chevy Chase Citizens Association to hold Meeting on May 19: Preventing Scams and Property Crimes Annual Public Safety Meeting This meeting, organized by our Neighborhood Watch Program and Public Safety Committee, will focus on preventing telephone and internet scams, as well as other public safety issues relevant to our community. We will also recognize the efforts of the police officers and block captains who work to protect our community. The Association will also elect officers for 2009-10. Reports of increased property crimes are a particular concern for our neighborhood (PSA 201). Lieutenant Michael Lockerman will address combating burglaries, thefts from automobiles, and other crimes in our area. Lt. Lockerman, 2nd District Commander Matthew Klein will be available to respond to questions. D.C. Police Assistant Chief Diane Groomes and other officers will also be on hand. Chevy Chase Village Police Chief Roy Gordon will discuss police cooperation across jurisdictions. There will be a raffle to reward our block captains, with prizes awarded by merchants along the Connecticut Avenue corridor. Block captains must be present to win. Please join us for the meeting at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday May 19, at the Chevy Chase Community Center, Conn. Ave. at McKinley St., NW. Coffee will be provided by Starbucks and dessert will be served. The meeting is open to all (only members of the Association may vote for officers). Pre-Schools Serving Chevy ChaseMissed the 2008 Pre-school Fair? Click here for more information about participating in local pre-schools and their programs.
Contacts from the March 2009 Real Estate Roundtable If you missed getting the list of contacts of real estate professionals who presented at our March meeting, click here (PDF file - requires proper reader).
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