Next Meeting: Tuesday, Sept. 2nd, 2008
Welcome to the ANC2E website representing Burleith, Georgetown and Hillandale in Washington, DC.
ANCs are advisory boards providing official citizen representation to other governmental bodies. The commissioners consider a wide range of policies and programs affecting their neighborhoods. Read more about ANC2E here.
The 2007 Grant Application deadline, May 4th, has passed. Applicants will be reviewed at the June 5th meeting starting at 6pm.
Tuesday, Sept. 2nd at 6:30pm at:
ANC2E's Agenda for this meeting
Beginning May 1st, ANC's new email address is: 2E@anc.dc.gov
We are currently experiencing difficulties with our Agenda Mailing system. You can still submit your email for future mailings. However, please check back to this web site for the updated agenda.
To find out what happens at ANC meetings, read our meeting overview.
Although the ANC reviews many projects before the Old Georgetown Board, ANC does not review ALL the projects on the monthly Old Georgetown Board agenda. Check out their agenda monthly so that you know what is being reviewed by them: Old Georgetown Board Next Meeting Agenda.
Special Announcement: The PPS/Community Police Meeting with the 2nd District will no longer take place before each ANC meeting. They will now be held at the 3320 Idaho Avenue NW, Second District Station on the Second Saturday of each month at 10:30am.
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The ANC2E Project Information Form is now available online. Anyone whose project is on the Old Georgetown Board agenda for review or before a DC agency such as the Historic Preservation Board, the Board of Zoning Adjustment and the Zoning Commission is required by ANC2E to fill out this form and submit it to the commission. Generally speaking, these are projects that occur within Historic Georgetown. For more information on the project approval process, read about the Old Georgetown Act.