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Hello Neighbors, The 3rd Annual Gessford Block Party is almost here. Saturday, May 26th is just around the corner and your planning committee has been busy so all the details are set for another great block party this year. Remember to RSVP by this Sunday, May 20th. Your early RSVP helps in 2 ways: 1. Planning – we get a sense of the number we need to buy food and supplies for, and 2. Discount – you pay the lower $12 per person fee. If you need another paper invitation, please come to 216 11th Street and see Lylla or Tim. Regards Lylla & Tim & The Block Party Planning Committee PS – If you plan to attend the Pop Up Happy Hour tonight at 6 pm, you can also bring your RSVP then. I'll be there with a supply of paper invites.

Join us for this season's 1st Pop Up Happy Hour in Gessford Court! What is a "Pop Up Happy Hour" ? A series of informal social happy hours, held every month! We party 'til we ........... These events are held in the Gessford Court area and are FREE! Date: May 18th Friday Location: Gessford Court - north end towards Independence (wander around and find the crowd) Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 PM Cost: Free!!! This is a bring your own beverage event. Come on out to the court and meet your neighbors in an informal friendly format meant for networking and small chit chat. Bring along something to drink. See you there

Hi, Elizabeth and I are holding our annual spring yard sale in front of her house at 230 11th st SE this Saturday, 5/5 from 8:30am-12:20pm. Others are more than welcome to join us, the more the merrier. Everything will be priced to get get rid of. In addition, there will be a lemonade + cookie sale by Kim who is raising money to contribute to her 4th grade field trip to Philly at the end of the school year. Come by and support her! Antonia and Elizabeth

Hello 11th Street neighbors, The 3rd annual Gessford Court Block party is almost here and the planning committee hopes to see you there. Please spread the word and tell your fellow neighbors. We are hoping for a large crowd this year and are encouraging all to bring along friends. Soon (if not already) you should receive a hard copy invite delivered to your mailbox - If you need a hard copy pls contact me and Ill drop one off at your home. We'd love to receive your RSVP asap to help with planning. Have a great day. Tim & Lylla Childress (The Planning committee.) .

FYI. Please take 10 minutes to call the city council to support funding for our city's public libraries. Last week, the Council's Committee on Libraries, Parks, Recreation and Planning unanimously approved its budget recommendations for fiscal year 2013. The Committee identified and recommended an additional $5.2 million for the DC Public Library, including: - $2.2 million more for the book budget (For this current year, the book budget is just $1.7 million -- 58% less than in 2008, and 50-79% less than cities of comparable size, such as Baltimore, Seattle, Boston. This very low level of funding cannot sustain our libraries.) - Additional money for opening day book collections at Northeast Library and Woodridge Library - $2 million for capital improvements at libraries awaiting renovation, such as security and ADA compliance improvements - Funding for employee training to help keep library staff on pace with emerging trends, new research, and the latest technology Did you realize that most job applications are now online and residents who lack computers with Internet access are basically out of luck if these working, connected resources are not available at their local library? Tell your personal story to your council member. Story time for your children? Finding an atlas that doesn't list the Soviet Union? How will we raise our reading scores and adult literacy without proper library resources in our community? The committee has shown a strong commitment to restoring our public library system, but the next hurdle is ensuring the entire Council votes to support these recommendations. The Council is meeting Wednesday afternoon to discuss the budget. Please contact the Chairman and Councilmembers and remind them how important our public library is to ALL residents and ask them to show their commitment to lifelong learning by supporting this additional DC Public Library funding! Contacts for DC Council Members Chairman. Kwame Brown 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 504, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8032 | Fax: (202) 724-8156 Kbrown@... At-Large. David Catania 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 404, Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-7772 | Fax: (202) 724-8087 dcatania@... At-Large. Phil Mendelson 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 402, Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8064 | Fax: (202) 724-8099 pmendelson@... At-Large. Michael A. Brown 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 406, Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8105 | Fax: (202) 724-8071 mbrown@... At-Large. Vincent Orange 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 410, Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8174 | Fax: (202) 727-8210 vorange@... Ward 1. Jim Graham 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 105, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8181 | Fax: (202) 724-8109 jgraham@... Ward 2. Jack Evans 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 106, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8058 | Fax: (202) 724-8023 jevans@... Ward 3. Mary Cheh 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 108, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8062 | Fax: (202) 724-8118 Mcheh@... Ward 4. Muriel Bowser 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 110, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8052 | Fax: (202) 741-0908 mbowser@... Ward 6. Tommy Wells (Chairs the Committee on Libraries and Recreation) 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 408, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8072 | Fax: (202) 724-8054 twells@... Ward 7. Yvette Alexander 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 400, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8068 | Fax: (202) 741-0911 yalexander@... Ward 8. Marion Barry 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 102, Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 724-8045 | Fax: (202) 724-8055 mbarry@... Thank you!! .

Our long term garage spot renter (Ted) has sadly for us good for him just gotten his own garage. So, we now have a garage spot off the 11th st alley available for rent. It is $135/month. If anyone is interested or you know someone who might be let us know. It becomes available beginning of June. Thanks, Antonia

Neighbors, Please see the below job announcement. Regards, Brian Pate ANC6B05 ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: ANC 6B Office <office@...> Date: Tue, May 1, 2012 at 12:09 PM Subject: Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6B Seeks Executive Director To: office@... Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6B Seeks Executive Director Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6B (anc6b.org) seeks applications for its Executive Director position. The Executive Director is responsible for all office functions and operations of the Commission, including its online presence and maintaining the Commission’s records. S/he also acts as a liaison on behalf of the Commission with officials and agencies of the Federal or District of Columbia governments, and with representatives of community organizations or other groups and assists the Commissioners with their duties as requested. The Executive Director provides information and assistance to 6B residents on services available from D.C. Government, or within the 6B Commission area. The Executive Director is a part-time position of 80 hours per month. A highly qualified candidate will possess a college degree and experience with community organizations; District of Columbia Government experience in a program, informational, or contact representative capacity will be especially valuable. 6B residents shall be accorded preference points. To apply for the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6B Executive Director position, please send resume and cover letter electronically to ANC6B Chair Jared Critchfield (critchfieldaj@...). The Commission will begin reviewing applications on Monday, May 14, 2012. Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6B 921 Pennsylvania Avenue SE Suite 305 Washington, DC 20003 office@... anc6b.org 202.543.3344

Please forward along if you know of interested people. Hi all. We are subletting our 3 bedroom rowhouse near 11th and C SE. 8 minutes to Eastern Market metro, 2 blocks to Lincoln Park. Very nice block community. We're leaving July 15 and the lease is up November 15. The landlord is quite open to extending the lease, but directly with him. It was totally remodelled in 2010 and is really nice. The first floor is a large open plan with wood floors. 2 large bedrooms and 1 smaller 'office' that could be a bedroom. 2 full baths, 2 half baths. Washer and dryer. Large unfinished basement. Garage and parking bay. I can send a link to photos if you're interested. $3200/month. Thanks, Katy 249 11th Katycarvt at gmail

Neighbors, Below please find a couple of quick updates: 8th St Medical Marijuana Dispensary After much delay as the City Council refined supporting code (and created exclusionary zones), the ANC will finally review an application to place a dispensary at 409 8th St. As a part of the application process, the ANC is afforded an opportunity to weigh-in, similar to liquor license applications. The District Dept of Health has sent each affected ANC a questionnaire to complete as part of the application process. The questionnaire asks the ANC to address the following three areas: 1. The ANCs’ concerns or support regarding the potential adverse impact of the proposed location to the neighborhood. 2. The ANCs’ concerns or support regarding an overconcentration or lack of dispensaries in the affected ward. 3. The ANCs’ concerns or support regarding the proposed location’s proximity to substance abuse treatment centers, day care centers, and halfway houses. We will be reviewing the issue at our next meeting, and I'm interested in your opinion on the matter. Hine The Zoning Commission hearing on the proposed development is scheduled for June 14th, and will probably take several meetings to fully adjudicate, possibly running into July before concluding. The ANC has designated Commissioner Ivan Frishberg and I to serve as the leads in negotiations for project related benefits, amenities and mitigations. We've conducted 2-3 negotiating sessions a week for the past several weeks, using the positions crafted by the ANC's Hine Sub-Committee as the basis for discussions, and expect to see a draft response from the developer around the 30th of April. If you've been following this endeavor, then you know that there are strong feelings toward the development on both sides of the ledger. Perhaps naively, I remain optimistic that negotiations will yield a development worthy of our neighborhood. Eastern Market Legislation Word from Councilmember Well's office is that they are seeking a date in the next month to bring revised legislation before the City Council's Committee of the Whole. Thus far, the Council Chair has yet to commit to a date for the hearing, citing a need to focus on preparation of the City's FY13 budget. ANC6B continues to lobby for a hearing as soon as possible, in order to disambiguate Eastern Market and Hine issues, and to provide the Market's future governance body with adequate time to conduct a thorough turnover prior to the beginning of FY 13. Performance Parking Pilot (PPP) DDOT has asked ANC6B to delay any request to expand the pilot area until late Summer (reason unknown). While the overwhelming majority of people I've spoken with support expansion of the pilot area to its legal boundaries (11th St to the East, East Cap to the North), the delay does provide more time to reach out to potentially impacted residents--a small blessing considering the visceral reactions people have to any change in parking procedures. Of note, the Mayor's proposed FY13 budget sweeps the non-automotive transit improvement budget (approximately $1M a year) from the PPP. Instead, the Mayor's budget earmarks revenues raised in the Pilot areas to pay down the City's WMATA tax. I understand the need to pay our fair share for Metro, but am hopeful that some compromise can be reached to retain at least a portion of the PPP funds for programming in the local area. Not only do I support the purpose of the non-automotive transit improvement budget, I hate to see the exercise in participatory budgeting written off as a one-time experiment. Sidewalks and Infrastructure ANC6B's Transportation Committee submitted the attached sidewalk repair priority list to DDOT in early April. Please note several SMD05 sidewalks on the list. I'm happy to report that in the intervening month since submission of this list, DDOT has almost fully repaired the 200 block of 12th St! I have to give DDOT a great deal of credit for being responsive to our requests and working diligently to repair the many sidewalks we've brought to their attention. Now on to 9th and 10th Street

$49 for Home Mosquito Misting from Mosquito Squad (Natural Option Available!) (76% Off) In case you haven’t signed up yet for the Mosquito Squad spraying, a (very well priced) coupon came up this morning… See below. Washington, DC: Monday, April 23, 2012Today's Deal: $49 for Home Mosquito Misting from Mosquito Squad (Natural Option Available!) (76% Off) $49 Summer - and the mosquitos - are just around the corner, so snatch up this deal and schedule your appointment now with the Mosquito Squad! And do it before the mosquitoes start driving you crazy and before you have to constantly bring the kids inside to play so they won't get bitten up. It's the Mosquito Squad to the rescue and back by popular demand! This is your chance to allow your entire family to enjoy more time outdoors and keep your kids safe from mosquitoes and ticks with a Natural Option as well. The Mosquito Squad specializes in the reduction and control of mosquito and tick populations for residential and commercial properties. They help protect you, your family, and your pets from the nuisance of and the illnesses carried by mosquitoes and ticks. After a one-time treatment, a barrier mist from the Mosquito Squad will eliminate mosquitoes and ticks from your grounds for up to 21 days. Since West Nile Virus arrived in the Mid Atlantic more than 10 years ago, reports of the mosquito carrying disease continue to rise. No longer are mosquitoes just a nuisance; they are carriers of dangerous diseases - West Nile as well as encephalitis. They carry diseases that are dangerous to the whole family, diseases, for example, that can cause heartworm in pets. To help eliminate mosquitoes, your local Mosquito Squads offer this sound advice: 1. TIP: Reduce standing water checking children’s sandboxes and plastic toys, downspouts, gutters, plant saucers and dog bowls. 2. TOSS: Remove excess grass, leaves, firewood and clippings from yards. 3. TURN: Turn over larger yard items that could hold water. 4. REMOVE TARPS: If tarps aren’t taut, they’re holding water. 5. TREAT: A mosquito elimination barrier treatment can eliminate 90 percent of the mosquitoes and ticks on a property for up to 21 days. Let the Mosquito Squad help protect you and your family! Bonus - The Mosquito Squad offers a free coloring book for families with kids. Just make a note when you call for your appointment and they will bring one to your house when they treat your yard. Information & Restrictions: With your purchase, please keep in mind that no service can offer 100% protection from every mosquito and tick. As you might imagine, a mosquito from a neighboring property could wander into your yard and bite you before feeding on the treated foliage. However, you'll find that the presence of mosquitoes and ticks is enormously reduced by the Mosquito Squad. NEW families only. Available to all DC, most Maryland, and some Northern Virginia (does not include below 495 in Norther Virginia) zip codes. At time of purchase, select your Mosquito Squad franchise (Greater Washington, DC Franchise; West Montgomery Franchise; Montgomery & Howard Franchise) depending on your zip code per the lists below. Greater Washington, DC Franchise: Please call 571-830-8002 to book a spray in the following zip codes: 20001, 20002, 20003, 20007, 20008, 20009, 20010, 20011, 20012, 20015, 20016, 20017, 20019, 20814, 20815, 20816, 20817, 20818, 20850, 20854, 20910, 22001, 22003, 22041, 22042, 22043, 22044, 22046, 22101, 22102, 22151, 22202, 22203, 22204, 22205, 22206, 22207, 22209, 22211, 22213, 22301, 22302, 22304, 22305, 22311, 22312, and 22314. West Montgomery Franchise: Please call 301-444-5566 to book a spray in 20837, 20838, 20839, 20841, 20842, 20851, 20852, 20855, 20871, 20872, 20874, 20876, 20877, 20878, 20879, 20880, 20895, 20896, 20902, 20903, and 20912. Montgomery & Howard Franchise: Please call 301-926-3001 to book a spray in the following zip codes: 20701, 20705, 20707,20708, 20723, 20724, 20759, 20770, 20777, 20794, 20832, 20833, 20853, 20860, 20861, 20862, 20866, 20868,20882, 20886,20901, 20904, 20905, 20906, 21029, 210

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: knoxmoby <susierod@...> Date: Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 9:49 AM Subject: [MomsOnTheHill] Ms. Frances Summer Camp! To: momsonthehill@... Ms Frances is having a summer camp is a go for 2.5 to 5 year olds! If you haven't heard of her, Ms. Frances is a legendary preschool teacher on Capitol Hill for 30+ years. She is the director of the Capitol Hill Cooperative Nursery School, and she has worked miracles with kids in the preschool age. After our location fell through at the 11th hour, it looks like her summer camp is back on again at Watkins ES, starting June 25 from 8:30 to 1:30. Ms. Frances takes the kids all over Capitol Hill every day: Union Station to the see the trains, museums, carousel on the mall, fire stations, playgrounds. She also does water play, outdoor science, arts and crafts, and music and movement with Ms. Audrey. We will also have special drop-in guests like African and Chinese story tellers, and more. The price is a little more more than some programs, a little less than others. But in the words of both my 8 year old boy who is an alumnus and my 3 year boy who is currently enrolled, "It's a special day, every day." There is NO CO-OPING INVOLVED FOR THE SUMMER PROGRAM! The application and pricing structure is now posted on the website: http://www.chcns.us/. Feel free to contact me with questions: susierod@.... Susie Rodriguez

thought folks might find this of interest. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/post/weather-doesnt-have-to-wither-the-garden/2012/04/19/gIQABoSETT_blog.html Drought sneaks into D.C.’s eastern suburbs, weather doesn’t have to wither gardens By David Streit It is hard to believe that we have been slipping into a drought in mid-April, but here we are. There is at least the chance for much needed rain this weekend. But if we miss out, then we are nearly guaranteed to fall below 50 percent of normal for the year next week. As you can see in the map to the right, we are not alone. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows drought conditions have officially commenced from Baltimore due south into Southern Maryland, including eastern Prince George’s county and counties along the western shores of the Chesapeake Bay. East of the Bay, the drought has turned severe. (Northern and central Virginia - not pictured -are abnormally dry, but not yet in drought). A spring drought is a bit sneaky since it is hard for us to think about watering yet and yet we must. If you have trees, especially ones transplanted in the past 2 or 3 years, they need a good soaking unless this weekend is a drencher. Run a hose and let it run at a slow clip under it for 15 to 30 minutes if you can. The problem with trees is that you can’t wait for them to show drought stress. If you do you are likely to have either a dead tree or one that is severely crippled. When it comes to other plants we can be a little more flexible in our planting and take advantage of some naturals at beating the dryness. Just taking a tour of my garden this past weekend was a real eye opener as to some very common plants that hold up quite well to dry conditions. One of my discoveries was that plants that have denser root systems seem to hold up better. Part of it may be the water stored in these bulbs, tubers and rhizomes but they also have stored nutrients to supply to the plant when water transport from the soils is difficult. Of course, the most glaring example of this is all the tulips and daffodils that are blooming as happily as ever. I only recently started planting these bulbs after a few years’ hiatus. I have to tell you the selection out there is tremendous. By selecting early, mid and late varieties you can have a blooming season that starts in late February with crocuses and snowbells, and runs through May with late tulips and allium. Just as those give up the ghost, the lilies kick in and they bloom from June to August. I tuck these beauties in every nook I can find. They are just about trouble free and withstand the dryness like all those bulbs. Bulbs are not the only drought beating game in town. Some of the plants from our childhood were grown for just that reason. Iris is a prime example, (photo here) having a dense rhizome that grows along the surface. Peonies and day lilies have thickened tuberous roots that help them survive those dry spells much better than thinly rooted plants. In fact, cultural researchers looking for old farmsteads can often locate them by looking for beds of day lilies still going strong long after the structures are gone. The huge variety of day lilies has something for just about everyone. My only pet peeve is how the market has been overrun by the Stella d’Oro type normally referred to as reblooming. It seems like more than half of the offerings are reblooming. I totally understand wanting a long bloom season but what I most appreciate about the more traditional ones is that their plethora of blooms that occur in about a three-week span. The rebloomers are just so much wimpier blooming. Even if it goes on all summer, it just isn’t eye-popping like the more traditional. OK, off my soap box but if you have similar strong feelings, let’s talk about it! One more tuberous plant you may not be as familiar with is the Acanthus, affectionately known as “Bear’s Breeches”. They have a long history and in fact their leaves are chiseled into stone adorning ancient Greek and Roman architecture. The blooms come in summer and are a little

FYI. Susan Eads Role 238 10th Street, SE ----- Forwarded Message -----

This Friday, April 13th, at 7 PM, Robert Pohl will be presenting his new book, Wicked Capitol Hill: An Unruly History of Behaving Badly at the Hill Center (Old Naval Hospital). The book covers 200+ years of scandals on Capitol Hill, including one that took place in Gessford Court. From scandals that caused local chins to wag, to events that changed the course of history, they're all to be found in this book. If you're looking for an enjoyable way to learn some local history - and spice up the tours you give of the neighborhood for visitors - here's a great opportunity. For more information, and how to sign up, please go to http://hillcenterdc.org/home/programs/209 Thank you Robert -- Follow the progress of my book at https://www.facebook.com/RobertPohlAuthor

Mr. Vines will not be bothering us for awhile. Thank you to those of you who took the time to write a community impact statement. The court heard your voice. Regards, Brian ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Bednar, Thomas (USADC) <Thomas.Bednar@...> Date: Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 1:22 PM Subject: RE: Vines package To: Brian Pate <patebc@...> Mr. Pate: I just wanted to pass along to you that Judge Beck sentenced David Vines today to a total sentence of 48 months in jail followed by supervised release for 5 years. Thank you very much for your efforts to inform the court about the impact these crimes have on our community. Best regards, Tom Bednar Thomas A. Bednar Assistant United States Attorney District of Columbia (202) 252-7877 Fax: (202) 252-6973 thomas.bednar@... 555 Fourth Street NW, Room 3114 Washington DC 20530

Neighbors, Just a note to let you know that the location for tomorrow night's briefing on the latest Hine development plans has changed. The meeting will now be held at: Mount Moriah Baptist Church 1636 East Capitol Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20003 http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1636+East+Capitol+Street%2C+N.E.,+Washington,+D.C.+20003&ie=UTF8&om=1 7PM to 9PM If you miss the meeting, a 3-D model of the development is now installed at the Hill Center for public viewing. Regards, Brian

All, My neighbor mentioned that a woman was attacked on our block Sunday afternoon around 2pm. She said that she heard her screaming and that some of the neighbors called the police / came to her assistance. I'm grateful for those who took action to help, but very upset that something like this would happen - especially in the middle of the afternoon on the weekend. Does anyone know if the woman is ok and if the police caught the man? Thank you for staying vigilant and looking out for each other. Best, -Sara @ 222

Neighbors, There are two opportunities this week to review the latest Hine designs: * Monday evening, 8PM at the Stanton offices on 7th St, adjacent to Marvelous Market. This will likely be a standing room only crowd, focussed on briefing neighbors nearest to the project. * Thursday evening, 7PM at the Hill Center. This briefing will be to the ANC's Hine sub-committee, with an opportunity for community feedback and ANC debate to formulate a position on the latest designs. The developers, Stanton EastBanc, submitted revised designs in preparation for an Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) hearing in late April. The design changes are modest and attempt to address a punch list of items remaining from last September's HPRB review. You can also check out the latest designs at: http://www.hineschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/HineProjectPUDPre-hearingStatement-03-26-2012.pdf. Regards, Brian

Hi all, I just called and set up our service for the mosquito squad. Per their instructions, I am sending them an email listing the people in our neighborhood who plan to sign up for services. Once everyone signs up, we will have our discount of $100 off per family. When you call to set up your service, they will be able to look up your address and note who else has gone ahead and set up their treatment. You can remind them that you are supposed to get a neighborhood discount. Please let me know if you would like to be added to the list. So far, i have 214, 219, 222,and 228. Thanks, Mike

Hello all, I just spoke to Terry Selba over at Mosquito Squad of D.C. He said if more than 5 families in the neighborhood sign up for the service, they can extend a neighborhood discount of 100 off dollars per family. So it would take the cost from 400 dollars for the standard seasonal treatment package to 300 dollars. Plus, each family can choose a different type of spray - so if you want to have the all-natural treatment (which is 535, or 435 with the neighborhood discount), that's fine, and others can still have their yard treated with the standard treatment. As an added bonus, if you sign up and make your payment before March 31, we can get an additional 10 bucks off per family. Also, it doesn't sound like this needs to be all that coordinated - each family is on their own payment plan and chooses their own treatment as I said. We just need to let them know who is in and where our neighborhood is, and then each family can call separately, reference our neighborhood plan, and set up their treatment plan. More information on the various treatments, visit their website here: http://www.dcmosquitosquad.com/ Terry was exceedingly helpful - and as you can see on their website, the company has some excellent testimonials and comes highly recommended by Angie's List. But if you would like to contact Terry directly with your questions, he can be reached at tselba@... or you can call their main line and ask for him, 571-830-8002. I think we are definitely going to sign up for the standard treatment (which by the way is also safe for pets, kids, and plants - they just recommend your kid/ pet not stand out there while they're spraying or something and give the treatment about 30 minutes to set before going out to play and roll around). Let me know if you decide to join us, and i'll call them before the end of the week and tell them we have X number of families interested in the 200 block of 11th St/ Gessford Court area, and that they should expect each person to call to set up their treatment. Just remember when you call to let them know we are entitled to a neighborhood discount. Happy to try to answer any additional questions you may have - otherwise, you have the necessary contact info for the experts at D.C. Mosquito Squad. Mike