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Local outlets
  1. Five semi-freaky things about the Washington regionGreater Greater Washington
  2. Hearing on Civic Core with Cmte on Facilities- Lewis GeorgeANC 3/4G
  3. October 15, 2026, ANC Special Meeting - Budget and ANC LegislationANC 3/4G
  4. October 17, 2026, Special Meeting on Disposition of Civic CoreANC 3/4G
  5. 2026-11-12 Hearing on Chevy Chase Civic Core, Committee on Human ServicesANC 3/4G
  6. October 15, 2026, ANC Special Meeting to Discuss Civic Core SurplusingANC 3/4G
  7. When Does “Zoning” Mean Exclusion?Historic Chevy Chase DC

Headlines that mention Chevy Chase or a neighborhood next to it, from local outlets checked nightly. Each links to the outlet; we never copy articles. All news & events

Coming up

Next 14 days
  1. Sat7Nov
  2. Sat14Nov

Further out: Nov 20, Nov 27.

Getting around

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Every stop and dock in Chevy Chase

On the street this week

Curb space reserved

22 curb-space permits start in the next 7 days; 80 are active this week, reserving 11,022 ft of curb in all.

  • Nov 1–Nov 30
    5800 block of 32nd StreetConstruction staging 7 am–7 pm
    C4
  • Nov 1–6
    3200 block of Aberfoyle PlaceUtility & DDOT work 8 am–4:30 pm
    C2
  • Nov 1–6
    3200 block of Arcadia PlaceUtility & DDOT work 8 am–4:30 pm
    C2
  • Nov 1–6
    6600 block of 32nd PlaceUtility & DDOT work 8 am–4:30 pm
    D3
  • Nov 1–Dec 25
    5400 block of Nebraska AvenueLead pipe replacement 7 am–7 pm
    C5
  • Nov 1–6
    3100 block of Tennyson StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    D3
  • Nov 1–6
    6600 block of 32nd StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    D3
  • Nov 1–6
    5900 block of Utah AvenueUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    C4
  • Nov 1–6
    2900 block of Mckinley StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    D5
  • Nov 1–6
    3400 block of Quesada StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    B4
  • Nov 1–6
    3800 block of Morrison StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    B5
  • Nov 1–3
    5400 block of Broad Branch RoadUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    C5
  • Nov 1–3
    6000 block of 33rd StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    C4
  • Nov 2
    5400 block of Connecticut AvenueMoving & storage
    B5
  • Nov 2–5
    3400 block of Oliver StreetMoving & storage
    A4
  • Nov 4–Jan 2
    3800 block of Northampton StreetLead pipe replacement 7 am–7 pm
    A4
  • Nov 5
    3000 block of Oliver StreetMoving & storage
    D4
  • Nov 5–Dec 4
    3100 block of Oliver StreetConstruction staging 7 am–7 pm
    C4
  • Nov 8–13
    6600 block of Barnaby StreetUtility & DDOT work 8 am–4:30 pm
    C3
  • Nov 8–13
    3800 block of Jenifer StreetUtility & DDOT work 8 am–3 pm
    B6
  • Nov 8
    6000 block of 34th PlaceMoving & storage
    B4

From DDOT’s public-space occupancy permits, at hundred-block precision. Streets

Bigger projects

Last 30 days

83 permits were issued Oct 5–Oct 28. Most are trade work; these 7 are additions, demolitions or new buildings.

  1. 3501 Patterson St NWAdditions issued Oct 28

    Renovate and construct vertical addition to existing accessory building, including mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, exterior stair,…

    B4
  2. 5410 Connecticut Ave NW 119Demolition issued Oct 27

    Interior non structural demo of unit 119.

    B5
  3. 6120 32nd St NWAdditions issued Oct 26

    One-story addition on crawlspace to an existing 1.5 story, brick/stone/frame home to add a first floor primary suite. The addition adds a new…

    C4
  4. 5401 39th St NWAdditions issued Oct 23

    Add a new roof over the previously approved uncovered rear deck

    A5
  5. 5704 33rd St NWAdditions issued Oct 19

    Reconfiguration/renovation of existing single family residencewith a new 2 story rear addition over masonry foundation piers; to include relocated…

    C4
  6. 6120 30th St NWAdditions issued Oct 7

    Addition, alteration & repair includes the following:demolish existing porch frame structure in order toaccomodate space for the incorporation of a…

    C4
  7. 3620 Military Rd NWAdditions issued Oct 5

    Addition of two stories to the existing single-family dwelling, resulting in approximately 4,200 GSF. Full interior renovation. New windows and…

    B5

All projects and permits

Today’s condition

Oct 31

311 requests in Chevy Chase fell to 975 in the last 30 days, from 1,077 the 30 days before (−9%). The biggest swing: missed trash pickups fell to 91 from 160. Biggest rise: bulk trash pickups rose to 263 from 243 (+8%).

6 rising 10 easing 4 steady, across the 20 kinds of 311 request with at least 10 in either period. A change within 10% (or 2 requests) counts as steady.

Measures

Latest period vs the one before
311 requests
975
Down 102 (−9%)
1,077 the 30 days before
Last 30 days
Crime reports
15
12 fewer; small counts swing month to month
27 the 30 days before
Last 30 days · counts only, never mapped
Median house price
$1.48M
Up $36K (+3%)
$1.44M the year before
Last 12 months · 173 sales vs 157
Building permits
83
7 bigger, 76 smaller
issued in the window
Last 30 days

Homes

Sales, OTR
Houses$1.48Mmedian, 173 sales in 12 months
Condos$210Kmedian, 18 sales in 12 months

Monthly median house price; blank months had under 3 sales. Last 60 days: $1.40M median from 18 sales. 127 of 191 sales in the past year closed above assessed value.

Recent sales
AddressDatePrice
6117 Broad Branch Rd NWhouse, 4 bd, 2,005 sq ftOct 20$1.19M
5801 33rd St NWhouse, 3 bd, 2,082 sq ftOct 19$1.45M
2901 Rittenhouse St NWhouse, 4 bd, 1,988 sq ftOct 12$1.40M
5310 27th St NWhouse, 4 bd, 4,258 sq ftOct 8$2.00M
5402 Connecticut Ave NW # 204condoOct 6$335K

Sales are tied to Chevy Chase through OTR assessment neighborhoods "Chevy Chase" (all sub-areas) and "Hawthorne" in OTR's Integrated Tax System Public Extract, not through the DC Health planning-area boundary used elsewhere on this site, because the tax extract has no coordinates. The two areas overlap but do not match exactly. Fit with the Chevy Chase boundary, measured this run by tax square (a square counts as inside if any DC address point on it falls inside the DC Health polygon, so edge squares make these upper bounds; measured 2026-11-02): 80% of the 5,679 house and condo parcels in the OTR area(s) sit on squares inside the boundary, and 100% of house and condo parcels on in-boundary squares belong to the OTR area(s). Homes

Top 311 requests

Last 30 days
  • Bulk trash pickups263 / 243
  • Yard-waste pickups198 / 221
  • Missed trash pickups91 / 160
  • Parking enforcement calls49 / 33
  • Missed recycling pickups44 / 56
  • Roadway signs24 / 12
  • Tree inspections17 / 35
  • Tree pruning17 / 13

Last 30 days, bar; the tick and small number are the 30 days before. 246 requests are still open.

Permits by type

Oct 5–Oct 28
  • Electrical, plumbing & mechanical42
  • Minor work14
  • Renovation & repair12
  • Home businesses8
  • Additions6
  • Demolition1

Street trees

DDOT inventory
Street trees7,089213 species; 1,046 planted in the last 5 years
Empty tree boxes122ready to plant

Most common

Willow oak 523, Red maple 408, Red oak 326, Pin oak 309, Sugar maple 209

Biggest trunks

  • Sugar maple, 75 in across 5600 block of Nevada Ave NW
  • Poplar, 73 in across 6300 block of 31st St NW
  • Sugar maple, 71 in across 5400 block of 30th St NW
  • American elm, 70 in across 3400 block of Morrison St NW

DDOT urban forestry inventory, Oct 29. Ask DC to plant a tree · Streets

Around the house

For all 327 blocks; look up your own
Trash day
Monday, every blockDPW collection routes. Recycling: Monday, every block.
Leaf collection
Not started yetZone 3A (252 blocks), Zone 3B (57 blocks), Zone 4A (7 blocks). The first pass for Leaf collection in Section A will begin on Monday, November 2, 2026. Section A should have their leaves raked to the tree box or curbside by Sunday, November 1, 2026. DPW leaf collection
Street sweeping
Check the posted signsDC doesn’t publish a current block-by-block sweeping schedule; residential sweeping runs March to October. DPW street cleaning
Snow emergency routes
Chevy Chase Cir, Connecticut Ave, Military RdNo parking on these streets once DC declares a snow emergency; cars are towed.
Public schools (zoned)
Lafayette, Murch, Janney and 1 moreElementary, depending on the block. Middle: Deal. High: Jackson-Reed. DCPS boundaries from 2025–26.
Residential parking zone
Zone 4 and 3688 block sides have residential permit parking.

History

Chevy Chase in the record

In 1912, one builder put up 19 buildings on the 3700 block of Jocelyn Street NW under 3 permits. The largest permit alone covered 14 buildings at an estimated $48,000. B6

4,246 historic building permits on record, 1905–2014, by decade (DC Historic Preservation Office).

This week in 1926: the Evening Star

“Price has been materially reduced. $31,000 Chevy Chase, D. C. Among’beautiful surroundings, a little over a square west of Conn. ave. and well tills side of the Circle, in a section of new. high-class homes, on a lot with a frontage of 75 …”

Oct 31, 1926, page 42

“BUYS! $13,450 In Chevy Chase, D. C. Just off Connecticut ave. in a section of all fine old detached homes.”

Nov 3, 1926, page 56

Machine-read text from Library of Congress scans; misspellings are the scanner’s. More from the archive

Who represents you

Chevy Chase overlaps 7 single-member districts in 1 advisory neighborhood commission. Each district elects one commissioner.

  • Lisa R. GoreANC 3/4G · 3/4G01
  • Bruce ShermanANC 3/4G · 3/4G02
  • Carol GrunewaldANC 3/4G · 3/4G03
  • Laura PhinizyANC 3/4G · 3/4G04
  • Karrenthya SimmonsANC 3/4G · 3/4G05
  • Peter GosselinANC 3/4G · 3/4G06
  • Elizabeth "liz" NagyANC 3/4G · 3/4G07

Names of elected officials are public record. What your ANC is discussing

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