Tantallon Citizens Association     The Tantallon Citizens Association,Inc. (TCA) is a voluntary association of residents of Tantallon-on-the-Potomacand Tantallon Hills.  TCA General Meetings are held on a regular basis atthe Potomac Landing Elementary School. At TCA General Meetings,residents have the opportunity to discuss matters of interest and concern tothe community, such as development, education, and crime; in addition, countyand other local officials frequently make presentations at TCA General Meetingson topics that directly relate to our neighborhood and the surrounding area.Althoughmembership in the Association is voluntary, compliance with the Covenants anddecisions of the Control Committee is not voluntary.TCA DocumentsContactsConstitutionBy-LawsCovenantsPropertyCovered by CovenantsMap ofArea Covered by CovenantsHome InventoryHistoryTCA History byEd Carlstead (New)MembershipApplicationTCA CalendarNewsletters:Winter 2014Fall 2013Summer2013Spring 2013Winter 2013TantallonAnnouncements (blog)AdvertisersFrequently Called NumbersFrequently Asked QuestionsTantallon Area PicturesTantallonLandscapesArea AttractionsGovernment Contacts (externallinks)Resources for Seniors (external links)The Funeral Consumers Allianceof Maryland and Environs (FCAME)Maryland Dept. of VeteransAffairsAdvice for Better Lawns& GardensNeighborhood Security (external links)News :·        Casino RelatedInformation·        Annual TCA Picnic –Sep 28th!·        YourNeighbors in the Tantallon Citizens Association Need YOU!·        Emergency Phone Numbers(Print actual size)·        Use CountyClick tosubmit service requests for non-emergency issues such as potholes, overgrowngrass, etc. to the appropriate agency for service or assistance.PropertyStandards Reform Action Plan“The importance of high property standards cannot beoverstated. When they are upheld, our neighborhoods are attractive,pleasant places to live and work. When they break down, the effect is asbold as a billboard. An overgrown yard, abandoned car or a gutter fallingoff a house sends a clear message that there is not much regard forcommunity standards, nor for the community itself.This has a serious ripple effect. A dilapidatedproperty brings down the values of all homes nearby, undermining eachfamily’s financial security. An area with many violations sends a messageto criminals that this is a place to operate because rules can be brokenwithout consequence. Everything is connected, particularly to codeenforcement.”Keep Tantallon Beautiful (“Unless someone like youcares a whole lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” – Dr.Seuss, The Lorax)We are privileged to live in a beautiful neighborhoodand we all need to do our part to keep it that way.  That includeshelping our elderly and challenged neighbors keep their property in order.However, in some cases (abandoned and vacant houses, for example), weneed our county’s help to keep it beautiful.If you see a property that appears neglected, theProperty St