Membership
Becoming a member of CAG is a great way to get involved and show your support for the many ways your neighbors work to preserve and protect Georgetown and ensure you love where you live.
Why become a CAG member?
For over 100 years, CAG has fostered and supported our members and actively engaged them in our community and civic life here in Georgetown. Connectivity and action happen through the activity of our working committees, Board leadership, and dedicated support from all of our volunteer members. Since CAG is on the front lines of important civic, environmental, and community concerns, our response to issues greatly depends on membership participation and support.
Join CAG today and enjoy a shared sense of citizenship and inclusion.
Membership Categories:
$65 Individual
$100 Household
$100 Non-resident
$10 Student
$75 Business
We want to get to know you. We want you to feel safe and love where you live!
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Brings year of experience and technical skills to bear on the intricacies of historic preservation regulations, enforcement, and regulatory agencies.
PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
Organizes over 50 Block Captains to keep neighbors informed and funds a private security guard to patrol the neighborhood in a marked car and provide assistance.
TREES FOR GEORGETOWN
Provides new trees and coordinates the planting, pruning, and replacement of our beautiful trees in residential blocks.
CONCERTS IN THE PARK
Organizes summer concerts providing a venue for hundreds of neighbors to gather and enjoy food, music, and children’s activities.
ORAL HISTORY PROJECT
Captures and records the “living history” of Georgetown residents via interviews
MONTHLY PROGRAM MEETINGS
Hosts monthly educational speakers on hot topics and provides wine and snacks.
GEORGETOWN FORUM
Moderates CAG’s community listserv which connects over 2.500 residents.
WEBSITE, NEWSLETTER, AND SOCIAL MEDIA
Keeps members connected, informed and current on events, important initiatives, hot topics, and so much more.
TOWN/GOWN ACTIVITIES
Partners with Georgetown University and MPD on student related issues.