
he FBA’s 51st Annual Meeting was a cacophony of exploring and initiating new ideas, initiatives, and expressing thanks to our beloved former officers and board members who continue to guide and contribute to our community.
FBA’s VP Lev Trubkovich has spearheaded a Neighborhood Watch in FB/WE which was unveiled at the meeting with comments by DC Police Officers. Samantha Nolan, Coordinator, Officer Rhonda Hardy-Robinson, and Captain Melvin Greshman.
Consistent with FBA’s mission to raise the quality of our community’s quality of life, the presentation by Catholic University pertaining to making people-friendly the current ‘invisible’ park grounds in our community and increasing the Georgetown/ FB access between K St NW & Virginia Ave NW just above Rock Creek parkway among other initiatives. Lively discussion followed the presentation by Iris Miller.
The election of FBA officers resulted in the resounding relection of Jill Nevius, Secretary; David Hertzfeld, Membership; and Executive Board Members, Dusty Horwitt and Lisa Farrell (new) President, Asher Corson also made special presentations to Bob Vogt and Jackie Lemire, former FBA Officers and Executive Board Members for their leadership and ongoing guidance, support and contributions.







From the Prism of Ward 2’s Community Relations and Services Liaison
Residents can call “311” to make non-legislative complaints. The hope is the complaint will be resolved within 48 hours. Fimbres acknowledges there are mixed reviews, which is where he comes into play. Fimbres and Christine Kidwell are both Ward 2 Community Relations and Services Liaisons. They serve as links between the mayor and Ward 2 residents. When agencies are too slow, or not responding for any reason, Fimbres intercedes. Read More »