Palisades Citizens' Association

The Palisades area is located in Northwest Washington along the Potomac River, between Key Bridge and Chain Bridge. Hugging the Potomac River with its high bluffs and breathtaking sunsets, the Palisades is a treasure of green spaces in the nation's capital...
Our area is laced with winding parks where dappled light filters through canopies of old trees. It's filled with quiet streets and dotted with houses all of varying styles, from a loving home originally built as a late 19th century dance hall, to bungalows ordered from Sears catalogs, to detailed Victorian designs to the more modern homes. Ask anyone why we consider this a small town in a big city and you're likely to get the same answer: the people who live here.
They are some of the friendliest in Washington. We're an eclectic mix of all ages and sizes, lots of families (and pets) and folks with wide-ranging interests and incomes. But we all care about our community and give a lot to make it special.
Whether it's maintaining flower beds in the median lining MacArthur Boulevard, rebuilding the children's playground and landscaping at our local Recreation Center, or creating our own tax-exempt fund to support community projects, this is definitely a community of doers.
Our annual July 4 parade, sponsored by local businesses and Palisades t-shirt sales, is a DC tradition after more than 39 years. And increasingly, we're becoming the choice location for a growing number of educational institutions, including our outstanding public Key Elementary School. Our merchants are friendly and our restaurants include some of the best in the city.

	THE PALISADES CITIZENS ASSOCIATION	Who We Are (cont.)
	Palisades Citizens Association PO Box 40603 Palisades Station Washington DC 20016 202.363.7441 202.363.7441 (fax) palisadesdc@hotmail.com MEETINGS: The Palisades Citizens Association meets from October through June on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:30pm at the Palisades Recreation Center in the 5100 block of Sherier Place NW. The Board of Directors of the Palisades Citizens Association meets on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm at the Palisades Community Church. MEMBERSHIP: Single: $25 Senior: $20 Family: $40 Sponsor: $100 Patron: $250 Life member: $500 Business: $100 Check the mailing label on the monthly issue of The Palisades News to find the expiration date of your membership. Checks for new memberships and renewals should be made out to The Palisades Citizens Association and mailed to the address above. PCA BYLAWS Officers / Committee Chairs 2008-2009 President: Spence Spencer 202.363.3662 williamspencer@yahoo.com First Vice President: Bill Slover 202.363.7771 wlslover@aol.com Second Vice President: Todd Stein 202.362.5714 todd.stein@starpower.net Treasurer: Bill Barnard 202.966.2167 nevisbill@aol.com Secretary: Christine Hackett 202.362.4818 chackettpca@me.com General Counsel: Stu Ross sross@rdblaw.com COMMITTEES: Aircraft Noise: Mat Thorp mat.thorp@verizon.net Budget & Finance: Bill Barnard nevisbill@aol.com Business: Bill Slover wlslover@aol.com Education: Laura McGiffert Slover lmcgslover@aol.com Environment: Sally Kane smkane55@verizon.net History & Records: VACANT Membership: VACANT Palisades Community Fund (PCF): Ellen Maxwell (co-chair) 202.966.9080 ellen.m.maxwell@gmail.com Margie Palm (co-chair) 202.362.1424 margiepalm@gmail.com Publicity: VACANT Taxes: VACANT Traffic: Laura Phinizy laura.phinizy@palisadesdc.org Zoning & Planning: Alan Aiches alan.aiches@palisadesdc.org PCA NEWSLETTER Art Watson arthur.watson.1@gmail.com PCA WEBSITE (www.palisadesdc.org) George Beronio 202.297.1766 gberonio@att.net ADMINISTRATOR / DATABASE MANAGER Anne Ourand 202.363.7441 palisadesdc@hotmail.com *PAST PCA PRESIDENTS* Erik Gaull Penny Pagano Cary Ridder Marcia Allen Richard England Sally Fallon Harold Gray Dr. Sheila Hafter Gray Leonard Meeker Stu Ross Lynn Scholz William Smith Art Watson	The Palisades area is located in Northwest Washington along the Potomac River, between Key Bridge and Chain Bridge. Hugging the Potomac River with its high bluffs and breathtaking sunsets, the Palisades is a treasure of green spaces in the nation's capital... Our area is laced with winding parks where dappled light filters through canopies of old trees. It's filled with quiet streets and dotted with houses all of varying styles, from a loving home originally built as a late 19th century dance hall, to bungalows ordered from Sears catalogs, to detailed Victorian designs to the more modern homes. Ask anyone why we consider this a small town in a big city and you're likely to get the same answer: the people who live here. They are some of the friendliest in Washington. We're an eclectic mix of all ages and sizes, lots of families (and pets) and folks with wide-ranging interests and incomes. But we all care about our community and give a lot to make it special. Whether it's maintaining flower beds in the median lining MacArthur Boulevard, rebuilding the children's playground and landscaping at our local Recreation Center, or creating our own tax-exempt fund to support community projects, this is definitely a community of doers. Our annual July 4 parade, sponsored by local businesses and Palisades t-shirt sales, is a DC tradition after more than 39 years. And increasingly, we're becoming the choice location for a growing number of educational institutions, including our outstanding public Key Elementary School. Our merchants are friendly and our restaurants include some of the best in the city.
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