TANTALLON NORTH
In 1986, Tantallon North was a small scattered community of about 100 homes. Autumnwood Lane consisted of a distinct section of paved roadway separated by a metal barrier and a long section of unpaved dirt trail passable only by motorcycles and/or all -drive vehicles. Othman Drive was a dead-end street with only a few houses completed. Ishtar and Aten Streets each contained two complete houses and were basically dirt trails. Construction of homes on Hazem Court and Othman Court was just in the beginnings stages. Residents had many concerns about the slow pace of progress in such fundamental areas as street paving and street lighting. Additionally, other services such as snow plowing, street cleaning and police patrols were either poor or non-existent. In June 1986, a committee was formed to organize the Tantallon North Area Civic Association. That committee created and distributed a letter of interest to each of the approximate 100 houses in the area, inviting them to an organizational meeting at Harmony Hall Regional Center. The agenda was specific and listed a number of area concerns. A kickoff meeting was held as planned on July 15, 1986 beginning the Tantallon North Area Civic Association (TNACA).
As of January 2018, the Tantallon North Area has grown to approximately 500 homes. Our boundaries include Flaim Lane to Syria Court on Fort Washington Road, Sero Estates Drive and intersecting streets, and Autumnwood Lane from Fort Washington Road to Braeburn Street.
The Tantallon North Area Civic Association is an active and necessary organization continuing to provide volunteer assistance, leadership, and a community voice for its residents.
TNACA is involved with its community to address concerns of crime prevention, trash and leaf collection, street lighting, fire and road safety, scholarships, animal control, Neighborhood Watch, snow plowing, beautification, transportation issues, resident communications and other community and local government partnerships.
Monthly Meetings - 7:30 PM
Harmony Hall - Battersea Room - 10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington, MD
January 22, 2019
February 26, 2019
March 26, 2019
April 23, 2019
May 28, 2019
June 25, 2019
(July/August 2019 - Summer Break - No Meetings)
September 24, 2019
October 22, 2019
November 26, 2019
December 2019 - Christmas Holidays - No Meetings
* If Prince George's County Public Schools are closed for inclement weather on a scheduled meeting date, our monthly meeting is cancelled.
Stay Connected With Your County Council and Senate
District 8 County Representative
District 26 Delegate
Senate
TNACA Corner - Keeping Our Community Informed
Report Street Light Outages ( Please Click On Link Below)
Dear TNACA Community
Because of your giving spirit and generosity, our Education Committee was able to deliver Christmas envelopes for two needy families at each of our community schools (Potomac Landing, Accokeek Academy, and Friendly High School). The total of six envelopes each contained a $100 Walmart Gift Card and a Giant or Safeway Gift Card. The principals and guidance counselors were so appreciative of our community partnering with them to make a positive difference. Thank you TNACA Community for caring for our children and their families who are less fortunate!!!
The Education Committee will continue to highlight and recognize children in our community with your help.
Sincerely,
TNACA Education Committee
TNACA Let's Help Our Neighbor - From our President Ralph Davis
TANTALLON NORTH AREA CIVIC ASSOCIATION
June 2019
Dear Neighbor:
Our neighbors, Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Black, who reside at 11903 Ambrose Lane, are currently facing a medical hardship. The Black’s 38-year-old daughter, Avyka Campbell, has been diagnosed with a rare form of anal cancer which causes severe pain, discomfort, and renders her incapable of performing routine activities. In June, she learned that the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes, had progressed from Stage 2 to Stage 3, and that an even more aggressive treatment plan is necessary for her survival. Her treatments this time will include two cycles of chemotherapy infusions over six weeks, followed by seven weeks of daily chemotherapy pills, more chemotherapy infusions, and twice daily radiation. Below is the Channel 4 Interview Tracee Wilkins Link:
#FirstOn4: Former Prince George’s County Sheriff, Al Black is used to hard fights... he was the first lack sheriff... now American police officer in Prince George’s and the county’s first elected b-Africanpm.11and tonight at 5:55at 4s in the fight of his life to save his daughter. Please visit the gofoundme page link below:
NBC 4 News reported on this story, click on the link below
Financial donations may be sent to
Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Black
11903 Ambrose Lane
Fort Washington, MD 20744
Checks should be made payable to their daughter, Avyka Campbell, for recordkeeping purposes.
As voted on in our June TNACA Meeting, our Association will be giving a contribution.
Additionally, a GoFundMe Account has been established if you wish to donate in that way. That link is included above.
Sincerely,
Ralph Davis
Ralph Davis, President
TANTALLON NORTH AREA CIVIC ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 44552
FORT WASHINGTON, MD 20749 www.tnaca.org
Adventist HealthCare to acquire small Prince George’s hospital
HARBOR VIEW
Harbor View Plans (Please Click SDCP plan) in the download Section
If you have any questions, fell free to contact the following;
The “Concept Plan Drawing” is provided by;
Dhruv Patel, EIT
Design Civil Engineer. CV Inc.
(O) 301 637-2519
dvpatel@cvinc.com
1395 Piccard Drive, Suite 379 - Rockville, Md., 20850
Transforming Communities: 210 Re-route
Thursday, September 5 | TRANSFORMING COMMUNITIES: 210 Re-RouteJoin Council Member Monique Anderson-Walker (District 8) and reps from the Maryland Department of Transportation’s State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) and the Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T) for an opportunity to learn more about the two-year planned 210 Interchange Construction Project and how the planned re-routing will impact your commute."Transforming Communities: 210 Re-route"
Host: Council Member Monique Anderson-Walker
Thursday, September 5, 2019
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Oxon Hill High School Auditorium
6701 Leyte Drive, Oxon Hill, MD 20745IMPORTANT DATES (See flyers below for details): Effective September 15: WMATA Bus Route Changes for D13 & D14
Effective October 1: MD 210 Livingston Rd/Kerby Hill Rd Closure & Detour Check out this informative video about the MD 210 interchange project, click here: http://bit.ly/2VP4izY! Additional details provided in the graphic below. We look forward to seeing you at our next "Transforming Communities" meeting! To see an informative video about the MD 210 interchange project,
click here: http://bit.ly/2VP4izY
The Prince Georges County Office of Homeland Security/ Office Of Emergency Management
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS MINI EXPO
Go to download section for more information
TNACA Community - Getting To Know Prince Georges County
Curb Appeal
Let's keep our community looking beautiful
Keeping cut grass off the streets and sidewalks;
Lawn debris, trash and recycle placement on curbs; and
Keeping well manicured lawns, shrubs and bus
Police Non-Emergency Number (301) 352-1200
Watch Your Speed
Let's all watch the SPEED LIMIT and obey all stop signs in the neighborhood.
Neighborhood Watch
TNACA has an active neighborhood watch program in force.
Our community is being impacted by Aircraft Noise
ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION
We need to have our voices heard, please click on the links below to send your complaints to the FAA and Reagan National Airport
New Information On Flight Paths
Maryland challenges the FAA over flight paths at National and BWI airports
Governor Hogan directs Frosh to sue FAA, click Capital Gazette link below
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TNACA.ORG
P.O.Box 44552, Fort Washington, MD 20749, US