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Advisory Neighborhood Commission 8A
Single Member District 8A01
As your ANC Commissioner, I'm committed to building a strong, participatory community. I ensure your voices are heard by advocating for your needs with the DC Government through transparent, accessible representation. Regular meetings provide a forum for open discussion and feedback, vital for effective local governance. I'm dedicated to keeping our neighborhood safe, vibrant, and welcoming, focusing on improved public services and local business support. Your active participation is crucial; together, we can shape our community's future.
Contact me: Commissioner Tom Donohue
tom.donohue@anc.dc.gov
(202)-660-995
Alexander Gardens Tenants
Find complete information about the meeting held for Alexander Garden residents on Thursday March 20th
A note for everyone: Anyone can request building safety inspection be conducted you can schedule those inspections at https://dob.citygovapp.com/forms/housing_inspection/step_1
For more information about Alexandaer Gardens click below the read more button/
Previous Meetings, Videos & Documents
We're committed to transparency. You can access all materials from our monthly meetings, including replays,meeting minutes and speaker contact information, by clicking on the corresponding date below.
January 28, 2025
The community meeting, led by Commissioner Donohue, addressed various local issues, starting with an apology for a last-minute venue change. DDOT presented planned bus lane improvements for Minnesota Avenue, while the National Park Service detailed upcoming renovations to Anacostia Park. Residents voiced concerns about trash, parking, and a series of robberies, prompting discussions on potential solutions. Commissioner Donohue also shared updates on a new housing development and his intention to improve meeting transparency and accessibility.
February 25, 2025
Tonya Crawford announced plans for a Juneteenth Block Party and a community cleanup event, with the block party proposal to be voted on in the next commission meeting. The Residential Parking Permit (RPP) program was discussed, with Tyon Jones explaining its structure, benefits, and enforcement. Various neighborhood issues were addressed, including trash and loitering problems, the issue of a food vendor operating in the neighborhood, and the ongoing problem of trash dumping on public property.
March 25, 2025
The meeting involved discussions about upcoming presentations, the operation of DC's Consumer Protection Procedures Act, and the services provided by the DC Bar Pro Bono Center. Community issues such as trash, property management, and safety concerns were also addressed, with plans for community events and initiatives to improve the neighborhood. The conversation ended with updates on community initiatives and the importance of local schools and student well-being.
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