Officer: Chad H.

The DCM’s job is primarily that of two-way communication. The DCM gets reports from the group level through GSR.s and through frequent personal contacts with the groups of the District. He/she helps the Conference Delegate cover an area that the Delegate could not otherwise cover (on a group-by-group basis).

Officer: Michele B.

The Alternate DCM is a backup for the regular district committee member (DCM). If the DCM resigns, or for any reason is unable to serve, the alternate steps in and should be kept up to speed by the DCM on all issues pertaining to our District.

Officer: John D.

Treasurer is responsible for receiving, dispersing and reporting on funds for the District. These revenues are generated by contributions from the groups. Funds are dispersed as directed by the District Service Committee. 

Officer: Robin J.

To maintain accurate meeting minutes of District business meetings, and to keep accurate and up-to date listings of District officers (GSR’s, committee chairs, officers, etc.). 

Chairperson: Currently vacant

The Archives Committee gathers current and historical information about A.A., especially in our Area, and preserves it in a meaningful order. This committee provides a clearinghouse of information in the Area with respect to Archives, coordinating the exchange of ideas and resources. 

Chairperson: J.J. H.

An AA District Corrections Committee's primary responsibility is to coordinate efforts to bring the AA message of recovery to those in correctional facilities. This includes bringing meetings and literature into facilities, raising awareness of the Corrections Correspondence Service (C.C.S.), and assisting individuals in transitioning to the local AA community after release. 

Chairperson: Currently vacant. Covered by the District in the interim. 

The AA District Grapevine and Literature Committee's primary responsibility is to ensure that A.A. literature, including the Grapevine magazine, is available and accessible to members, groups, and the public. This includes maintaining an adequate supply of literature, making it available at meetings, and promoting its use within the district. 

Chairperson: Nick B.

The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Cooperation with the Professional Community (CPC) committee at the district level aims to build rapport and collaboration between AA members and professionals who work with individuals struggling with alcohol. Their duties include informing professionals about AA, facilitating the flow of information, and ensuring A.A. materials are available, where appropriate. They also work to inform A.A. members about the importance of CPC work and the benefits of collaborating with professionals. 

In AA, a District Treatment Facilities Committee's main duty is to carry the AA message to alcoholics in treatment facilities, outpatient settings, and transitional housing. This involves facilitating A.A. meetings in these settings, ensuring adequate literature and materials are available, and bridging the gap between treatment and the larger A.A. community. 

Chairperson: Grayson S. 

In District 13 AA, a District Public Information Committee's main duty is to give presentations about A.A to schools and organizations, provide information about A.A. through digital and print materials, ensuring local media have accurate information about A.A. through PSAs, anonymity-protected interviews and press kits, staffing and managing our District website & AA phone line, updating, printing and distributing Dsirtict meeting schedules, managing the Beginner's Meeting and informing the District about relevant District, Area and Regional events and service opportunities.