Chevy Chase Neighborhood Association
Meeting Held February 25
The Chevy Chase Neighborhood Association held its regular meeting on February 25th.
Among the items discussed were:
- Updates on Publix Construction
- Legislative update from our state representative Anne Gay Donworth
- City Council update from our Councilmember Liz Sheehan
- Gather input on future priorities for CCNA work
- Duke Road facility (see above)
Let us know your priorities for the CCNA! Click here to take a brief survey. (Only Chevy Chase residents, please.)
CCNA Begins a New Chapter
The Chevy Chase Neighborhood Association began a new chapter with its meeting on August 27, 2025. Over 70 people attended, and over 40 households began or renewed their membership.
David Cupps was elected president, and other officer appointments are pending. If you have an interest in serving as an officer or block captain, please join the email list (see below) and you’ll get David’s email address.
State Representative Anne Donworth and city Councilmember Liz Sheehan were present, and they updated us on area news (including the Publix construction) and pending legislation regarding short-term rentals and accessory dwelling units.
Expect another meeting of the CCNA in the next few months.
The CCNA covers the neighborhoods between Tates Creek and Chinoe, from Chenault to Cooper.
Stay in Touch!
We encourage all residents of Chevy Chase to become dues-paying members of the Neighborhood Association. Annual dues are only $20 per year, per household! You can pay your dues by clicking here, or by sending a check made out to “CCNA” to P.O. Box 22041, Lexington, KY 40522.
We also have a Facebook page for you to follow (here), and an email list – sign up here. (You must have a Google login to join the group – you’ll need to sign in before joining.)
As we gear back up for 2026, emails and postings will become more frequent. You’ll also be the first to hear about future in-person meetings (about 3-4 per year).
Our representatives in government
Stay in touch with our 5th District City Councilmember, Liz Sheehan – click here to learn more about her, and click here to read (and subscribe) to her regular email newsletter.
Our state Representative is Anne Gay Donworth – learn more about her here and join her email newsletter here.
Our state Senator is Reggie Thomas – learn more about him here and join his email newsletter here.
Bylaws, Leadership & Getting involved
On August 27, 2025, the CCNA began a new period of activity after some dormancy associated with COVID. A large group of neighbors gathered, paid dues, and voted to elect David Cupps as their new President. Additional officers and volunteer leaders are being recruited at this time.
The CCNA is governed by this set of Bylaws.
To get involved, or to learn about opportunities to volunteer, email David.
Stay tuned — we’re working on adding:
- How to comply with our ND1 overlay
- CCNA Bylaws and officer
- Latest details on Publix construction