New Documents Available: Proposals regarding the Tenley-Friendship Library / Janney School Development project are now available on the Meeting Minutes page.

Just Posted: Document from the Office of Planning and Economic Development containing an email address used to communicate with the project manager, as well as a website where proposals will be posted. Available on our Documents page.

Core DC Government Services
Abandoned Auto Parking Tickets Street Repair
Alley Cleaning Pothole Street Sign
Alley Repair Rat Abatement Supercans
Seasonal Leaf Collection Recycling Carts Traffic Signals
Bulk Trash Collection Residential Recycling Trash Collection
Dead Animal Removal Sanitation Enforcement Tree-Related Services
Grass & Weed Mowing Sidewalk Repair Yard Waste Collection
Illegal Dumping Street Cleaning (Sweeper)
Litter Can (Repair) Streetlight/Alley Light

ANC3E

The 1976 Home Rule Charter provides for Advisory Neighborhood Commissions (ANC). Tenleytown/American University/Friendship Heights ANC-3E is one of 37 ANCs in Washington. There are five Single Member Districts (SMD) for the AU Park/Friendship Heights ANC (see maps). Each SMD has approximately 2,000 residents and is represented by a Commissioner who is elected for a two year term. The ANCs are the body of government with the closest official ties to the people in neighborhood agencies.

DC Laws

The D.C. Code provides that each ANC "May advise the District government on matters of public policy including decisions regarding planning, streets, recreation, social services programs, health, safety, and sanitation in that neighborhood commission area." The advisory views may be presented to the Executive Branch, Council, independent agencies as well as Federal agencies. The law provides that comments from ANCs must be given "great weight" when final decisions are made by government.