What is now the Foxhall Community Citizens Association (FCCA) started in 1928 as the Foxhall Village Citizens Association (FVCA). The FVCA initially served a relatively small part of what is now referred to as Foxhall Village, which was being developed into Tudor-style row houses. During the next two decades, there were additional residential developments in the areas surrounding the original Village.  In 1944, the association changed its name to the Foxhall Community Citizens Association (FCCA) to reflect the inclusion of new developments in the Association’s boundaries. Today, the FCCAs boundaries includes all neighborhoods south of Whitehaven Pkwy and the Georgetown Reservoir, including  Colony Hill, Indian Rock Terrace, Georgetown Reservoir, and Canal View.

Historically, membership in the FCCA has tended to fluctuate significantly, to some extent, with the importance of issues faced by our community.  We are currently trying to regrow our membership base after its decline during Covid.  During it history, the FCCA membership has contributed to our neighborhood’s quality of life in many ways—both large and small.  While our association is smaller than some of our sister associations, we like to think of our organization as “the small association that can!”  You can contribute to our efforts just by joining the FCCA.  When the original FVCA was founded, annual dues were $2 per person; based on inflation data, today that would translate into around $28.  Thus the per-household membership fee of $25 is quite a deal!