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Membership

You are invited to join the Citizens Association of Georgetown – an organization that is in the forefront of making Georgetown a better and safer place to live. With your support, and through the efforts of our staff and many dedicated volunteers, CAG plays a key role in making Georgetown a wonderful community.

Meetings, Social Events & Concerts

During the past year CAG held a wide range of interesting meetings and programs. In February we hosted a panel of experts on Historic Preservation. We also heard from Georgetown authors Frida Burling and Kitty Kelley. We had important meetings with Deputy Mayor Robert Bobb and Councilman Jack Evans. At other meetings we heard from officials regarding the Georgetown Waterfront Park and the “inside story” about bringing baseball back to DC from Sports Commissioner Mark Tuohey. Journalist Sally Quinn alerted members to homeland security and emergency preparedness issues at the November meeting. And in December we had a fabulous holiday concert by the Duke Ellington Show Choir. CAG again produced three wonderful Summer Concerts in the Parks and also developed a new Merchant Discount Program for members.

Advocacy, Historic Preservation, and Issues

We continue to monitor and work on initiatives to reduce the negative impact of late night bar activities that threaten the community’s safety, cleanliness, peace and quiet. CAG keeps residents informed about Georgetown University’s 10-year master plan and works with other community groups to have neighborhood concerns addressed as part of the BZA review process. We have been very involved in helping the Georgetown Waterfront Park become a reality. And numerous expert CAG volunteers spend long hours (and days!) effectively representing CAG on historic preservation, ABC, traffic, parking and other community issues. CAG has recently published an informative brochure on the ins and outs of Historic Preservation procedures and mailed it to everyone in Georgetown.

Newsletter, Public Safety Program and Volunteering

CAG membership is strong: we ended 2006 with over 1100 members. Our award-winning newsletter continues to be a very timely and entertaining publication. The CAG Public Safety program (which includes the Neighborhood Guards) is operating at a sustainable level and making the community safer. CAG is one of the most effective and influential civic groups in the region. With your help, active involvement, and support, we can preserve the historic character and uniqueness of our community and enhance its livability. Please indicate on the enrollment form if you would like to be involved in 2007.

We invite you to join CAG and help foster the community in Georgetown and build consensus on the many issues that affect the quality of life here in our village. Please print and complete the enrollment form (in PDF format) and mail or fax it along with your membership dues today!  (You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the form.  Acrobat Reader can be downloaded free of charge by clicking here. )