Current Issues

The FCCA monitors and acts on a range of neighborhood issues by working independently, with our Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC3D), and with nearby community associations. Given our location just a mile from Georgetown and two miles from downtown Washington, development and growth is always an issue and mitigating its sometimes negative impacts is a constant focus. We track a wide range of issues, both major and minor, that affect the neighborhood. Issues range from historic preservation, pets, and potholes to operation and expansion of the seven private schools in our area. We remain active in reducing the affects of traffic through the area. We bring items of concern to the attention of residents, assess community opinion, and then act on behalf of the community. Below are items of current concern and action.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO WORK ON ISSUES
We can only be as effective and active as our volunteers. Most Board members have active professional lives and limited time to work on these issues of vital concern to our neighborhood. Numbers count at public meetings and hearings. If you are interested in one of these issues, please contact us to express your interest. The person leading the effort will notify you of upcoming meetings and needs for additional help.
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    UPCOMING EVENTS 

    The next FCCA General Meeting: Wednesday September 16th, 2026. Time: 6:30-8PM at the Hardy Rec Center (4500 Q Street NW)

    Agenda

    • Police Report: Officer McElwee will address concerns and questions raised by attendees
    • Guest Speaker: Our local representative from the DC Historic Preservation Office and the Department of Buildings will discuss permitting requirements in both historically protected areas as well as non-protected areas.General Discussion: Attendees can bring up any questions or concerns.All are welcome to attend, whether or not you are a member of the FCCA.  Of course, we would like you to be a part of the FCCA.  You can bring your 2026 dues payment to the meeting. (See the link “Join the FCCA” above.)

    FCCA Halloween Fun at the lower Q Street Circle (near the intersection of Q Street and 44th), Saturday October 31st, 5-6PM (before trick-or-treating)  Don your costumes and enjoy Halloween crafts with the kids. Bring your own beverages (BYOB)

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    Photos: 2025 Holiday Cheer

    Photos: 2025 Halloween