About ANCs

What is an ANC?

Advisory Neighborhood Commissions (ANCs) are groups of volunteer, non-partisan elected officials--called Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners--that each represent roughly 2,000 DC residents.

ANCs advise the DC government on certain municipal matters that impact their local community such zoning, transportation, sanitation, and public safety. DC agencies are legally required to give “great weight” to ANC opinion.

Commissioners serve as volunteers without pay and represent their single-member districts for two-year terms.

What is ANC 3/4G?

ANC 3/4G is the ANC covering Chevy Chase, DC and unlike most ANCs, it includes two wards (Wards 3 and 4). You can watch prior ANC 3/4G meetings on the ANC’s YouTube page.

ANC 3/4G’s website includes meeting minutes, calendar of events, past resolutions, and more.

What is ANC 3/4G07?

Single-member district 3/4G07 is the shape of a compact triangle with Connecticut Avenue running through the middle. It is primarily residential housing - ranging from detached single-family homes to large apartment buildings - and includes one church, the Wesley United Methodist Church, and one school, the Montessori School of Chevy Chase.