PO Box 41025
Washington DC 20018
PO Box 41025
Washington DC 20018
The FLCA monitors and acts on a range of neighborhood issues by working independently and with our Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 5C) and our sister community associations throughout the District of Columbia, including the Woodridge Civic Association and the Arboretum Neighborhood Association. The FLCA is a member of the D.C. Federation of Civic Associations.
Fort Lincoln is a constantly evolving community, and so development is always an issue and mitigating its sometimes-negative impacts is a constant focus for us. The FLCA also tracks and addresses a wide range of other issues that affect the Fort Lincoln community — from traffic congestion to public safety, public health, redistricting, continuing education, issues that affect our youth, facilitating community-wide communication, public transportation and recreation. We investigate and bring issues of concern to the attention of residents, assess community opinion, and then act on behalf of the community. Over the past year our accomplishments have included the following:
The following residents were elected to serve during the May 2021-May 2022 term of the FLCA’s Board of Directors. The FLCA Board elects its own officers. That process occurs at the Board meeting, in June of each year, following the Annual Meeting/ Election in May. Committee assignments are determined after officers are elected.
General inquiries can be sent to the Board using the “Contact Us” form on this website, or via postal mail to: Fort Lincoln Civic Association, Inc., P.O. Box 41025, Washington, D.C. 20018.
The FLCA Committees
There are currently ten committees. At the next general meeting, the board will vote on consolidating the committees from ten to six. This will allow committee members to focus on key issues that affect the community in each of those committee areas.
Finance / Fundraising
Linda Brooks
Communications
Roy Pearson
Education
Dr. Anita Jones
Youth
Cynthia Cherry
Public Safety & Emergency Management
Mardjon Hedayati
Planning / Zoning
Roy Pearson
Roads, Grounds & Recreation
Roy Pearson
Roy Pearson
Public Health
Linda Brooks
Senior Affairs
Linda Brooks
Social
Natalie Carey
“The Finance/Fundraising Committee shall, by September 7th of each year: (1) prepare and submit an annual budget for the Association and, if necessary (2) prepare a plan for obtaining the money to fund the annual budget (including coordinating an annual “Ft. Lincoln Spring/Fall Home Tour”), for review by the Board of Directors no less than 10 days prior to its consideration. The budget and revenue raising plan must be approved by a majority of the Board of Directors.”
Communications Committee
“The Communications Committee shall make recommendations and conduct approved activities and programs to promote the Association and its concerns, objectives and policies through a website, publications, special activities and other means”.
Education Committee
“The Education Committee shall be responsible for assessing the interests and needs of Fort Lincoln residents concerning educational services, issues and programs, and shall maintain liaison and consult with schools, Parent-Teacher Associations, and other groups involved in education.”
“The Youth Committee shall develop and make recommendations to the Board concerning policies and programs and conduct approved activities for youth in the Fort Lincoln Community.”
Public Safety & Emergency Management Committee
“The Finance/Fundraising Committee shall, by September 7th of each year: (1) prepare and submit an annual budget for the Association and, if necessary (2) prepare a plan for obtaining the money to fund the annual budget (including coordinating an annual “Ft. Lincoln Spring/Fall Home Tour”), for review by the Board of Directors no less than 10 days prior to its consideration. The budget and revenue raising plan must be approved by a majority of the Board of Directors.”
Planning & Zoning Committee
“The Planning and Zoning Committee shall review and make recommendations to the Board concerning proposals and plans for private or public development in and adjacent to the Fort Lincoln community.”
Roads, Grounds & Recreation Committee
“The Roads and Grounds Committee shall monitor traffic, roads, sidewalks and landscaping around and throughout the Fort Lincoln residential areas, and make recommendations to the Association for visual improvements to enhance property values. This committee shall also make recommendations to the Association concerning the development of policies, programs and activities to encourage, maintain, develop and improve recreation facilities and services for the Fort Lincoln community.”
Redestricting Committee
The Association will have two types of committees: (a) standing, which have a continuing existence; an d(b) special, which cease to exist when they have completed a specified task, or in May (unless reestablished).
Public Health Committee
“The Public Health Committee shall monitor and advise the Board on services, programs and policies involved in the delivery and maintenance of public health in the Fort Lincoln community.”
| Health Care Facilities (New Applications) | Tel: Due to COVID-19, please call via Call Center at 1(877) 672-2174 Fax: (202) 442-9431 TTY: 711 |
Health Professional Loan Repayment Program
| Health Professional Loan Repayment Program | Tel: (202) 442-9168 Email: hplrp@dc.gov TTY: 711 |
| New Licensing Application | Tel: 1- (877) 672-2174 Fax: (202) 724-5145 TTY:: 711 |
| Licensing Board | Tel: 1- (202 724-4900 Fax: (202) 727-8471 TTY 711 |
| National Health Services Corp | Tel: (202) 442-9168 Fax: (202) 442-4947 TTY: 711 |
| Pharmaceutical Control | Tel: Due to COVID-19, please call via Call Center at 1(877) 672-2174 Fax (202) 724-8471 TTY: 711 |
| Medically Underserved Areas | Tel: (202) 442-5892 |
Birth and Death Certificates / Domestic Partnership
| Birth and Death Certificates Domestic Partnership |
Tel: (202) 442-9303 Fax: (202) 442-4848 TTY: 711 |
HIV/AIDS / Hepatitis / Sexually Transmitted Desease / Tuberculosis (TB)
| HIV/AIDS Hepatitis Sexually Transmitted Desease Tuberculosis (TB) |
Tel: (202) 671-4900 and 311 after hours |
Bioterrorism Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
| Bioterrorism Emergency Medical Services (EMS) |
Tel: (202) 671-4222 Fax: (202) 671-0707 TTY: 711 |
| Pregnancy Services | Tel: 1-800-MOM-BABY |
| Food Safety | Tel: (202) 535-2180 Fax: (202) 535-1359 Email: food.safety@dc.gov TTY: 711 |
| Grants Funding | Tel: (202) 442-8983 Fax: (202) 442-4795 Email: doh.grants@dc.gov TTY: 711 |
| College Internship | Tel: (202) 442-5849 Fax: (202) 442-4808 Email:doh.internship@dc.gov TTY: 711 |
| Certificate of Need | Tel: (202) 442-5875 Fax: (202) 442-4833 TTY: 711 |
| Rodent and Animal Control | Animal Services Program Main: (202) 535-2323
Animal Services Program Fax: (202) 442-8117 Rodent Control Division: (202) 535-1954 DC Animal Care and Control: (202) 576-6664 TTY: 711 |
| Mom Baby | 1-800-MOM-BABY |
Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Help Desk
| Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Help Desk | 1-800-345-1WIC |
“The Senior Affairs Committee shall make recommendations to the Board concerning the development of policies and programs, and conduct approved activities, for senior-citizen residents of the Fort Lincoln community.”
PDF Resources on Public Benefits
Transportation Services
There are seven transportation-focused benefit programs available to D.C. seniors. Three programs allow seniors to travel anywhere in the District or metropolitan region with no restrictions, three programs limit when enrollees may utilize them. A transportation subsidy is provided by one program instead of a transportation service.
Three programs require enrollees to be at least age 60, while two require them to be 65 years old. The other two programs have no age requirements. Two programs determine eligibility based on disabilities or medical issues. None of the programs are means tested. Three programs, the Seabury Connector, Seabury Connector Card, and Senior MedExpress, are operated through coordination between DACL and private organizations. WMATA is responsible for two programs, MetroAccess and the WMATA Reduce Fare program. WMATA, D.C. Department of Transportation, and a private organization provide the Circulator, while Transport D.C. is administered by the D.C. Department of For-Hire Vehicles. Average enrollment varies greatly between the programs. The Seabury ConnectorCard Program had about 350 senior participants in FY 2019, while the WMATA Reduce Fare program issued an estimated 88,000 senior SmarTrip cards as of January 2020. 103 The Seabury ConnectorCard Program also had the smallest budget of all seven programs, at $370,600 in FY 2019. 104 MetroAccess had the largest budget, at $27.3 million in FY 2019.
