As a public body, ANC 1E is committed to transparency and accountability. In accordance with the District of Columbia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and other applicable laws, we provide access to records and recordings of our meetings and official actions.

Under D.C. Code § 2–578, all meetings of public bodies are required to be recorded by electronic means, and these recordings must be preserved for a minimum of five years. If recording is not feasible, detailed minutes must be taken and similarly preserved. Additionally, D.C. Code § 2–532 grants any person the right to inspect and copy public records maintained by public bodies, subject to certain exemptions.

Explore the categories below to access ANC 1E’s records:

Bylaws & Standard Operating Procedures

Review the governing documents that outline ANC 1E’s operations, including our Bylaws and Standard Operating Procedures.

Meeting Minutes and Other Documents

Access approved meeting minutes, agendas, and other materials from past ANC 1E public meetings.

Resolutions & Letters

Read official resolutions adopted by ANC 1E and correspondence submitted to District agencies, elected officials, and community stakeholders.

Grants

Find information about community grants awarded by ANC 1E, including application guidelines, funded projects, and recipient reports.

Settlement Agreements

View settlement agreements negotiated between ANC 1E and local establishments regarding operations and community standards.

Meeting Recordings

Watch video recordings of past ANC 1E public meetings to stay informed, even if you cannot attend in person.

Requesting Documents or Offline Access

If you are seeking older records, physical copies, or documents not posted online, ANC 1E can assist you.

  • Email the Commission: anc1e@anc.dc.gov
  • Include: The meeting date, document type, and any specific details to help us fulfill your request.
  • Response Time: Please allow several business days for a response, especially for older records.

For more information on FOIA and public records in the District of Columbia, you can visit the Office of Advisory Neighborhood Commissions FOIA page.