Quick Recap of BACA Meetings The first quarter of BACA meetings and projects have been extremely eventful and productive. In January – William P. Regan, Principal, Urban Matters provided and overview of the final plans for the M.M. Washington building. The 90 unit senior housing project will include a 5,000 square foot community room. Commissioner … More Did You Miss a BACA Meeting? You Missed A Lot!!!!!
Metropolitan Police will be hosting a Vice Seminar where you can personally hear about some of the successes MPD has had in fighting drugs in our city as well as about the latest trends in drugs and drug trafficking. Learn how to identify common legal drugs. What: Public Vice Drugs Seminar When: Friday, … More Police Vice and Drug Trends Seminar
On the topic of surplussing DC school buildings — such as the JF Cook School on the unit block of P Street NW — Washington Post reporter Mike DeBonis has this little blurb on his blog this morning (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/debonis/2011/03/demorning_debonis_march_11_201_1.html ): GAO report says mayor needs to do a better job of explaining why charter schools aren’t … More GAO rept: better job needed on why charter schools aren’t getting surplus properties
Graffiti is an issue in areas of our neighborhood. What do you think of DPW’s proposal? CALL FOR MURAL SITES For the 2011 MuralsDC program The DC Department of Public Works (DPW) is looking for mural sites in Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 to be considered as part of its … More DPW Call for Sites for Graffiti Mural
See this note from newly promoted (and hence outgoing) Fifth District Police Commander Lamar Green: Greene, Lamar (MPD)” <lamar.greene@…> wrote: To my community, today I had the distinct honor of being promoted to the rank of Assistant Chief of the Metropolitan Police Department by Chief Cathy L. Lanier. She has assigned me to the Homeland … More Commander Greene’s Promotion
St. George’s Episcopal Church Bates Area Civic Association Bloomingdale Civic Association DC Federation of Civic Associations ~Presents~ 3rd Annual A.W.E. Festival (Artists, Writers, and Entertainers) Saturday, March 5, 2011 2:00 P.M. “In Celebration of Community” St. George’s Episcopal Church 160 U Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20001 AWE Festival 2011 Program
Monday, March 7, 2011 Meeting Agenda 7 PM, Mt. Sinai Church 3rd and Q ST NW FOCUS ON COMMUNITY SAFETY AND CRIME PREVENTION I. Meeting Called to Order Geovani Bonilla, President II. Review of Last Meeting Minutes Tracina Leake, Secretary III. Treasurer Report Margaret Stevens IV. Committee Updates Miles Holloman, Vice President V. Special Guest … More BACA Meeting, Monday, March 7, 2011 at 7pm
We have a fun month ahead of us – filled with story times, Tuesday night yoga, Ladies Night Book Club, crafts, films from the 19th annual Environmental Film Festival, a St. Patrick’s Day concert, and more! I will send out an email with detailed information about the Environmental Film Festival closer to the date (March … More Yoga, films, crafts and more at the NWOne Library
The District has a monthly program for residents to recycle and dispose of old electronic equipment as well as household hazardous waste materials. See below: The Department of Public Works accepts e-cycling materials, along with household hazardous waste this Saturday, March 5 at our Ft. Totten Transfer Station, 4900 John F. McCormack Rd., NE, 8 … More DC recycles old electronics
Reminder, Commissioner Bradley Thomas (ANC 5C01) has coordinated a neighborhood walk through between our community and multiple DC Government agencies, including but not limited to: Metropolitan Police, Department of Public Works, DCRA, DDOT and others. Join us to point out to these agencies community concerns and recommendations to improve our community. When: Saturday, March 5, … More ANC & Community Public Safety/Quality of Life Walk-Through
Bates Area Civic Association 