Albert Moseley II, Chair, has a BS from Clemson University where he currently serves on the Alumni Board. After graduation he served as an officer in the US Air Force before retiring and attending law school at the University of Baltimore. After law school Albert held several roles in the Department of Justice, before moving into compliance roles with the Department of Veterans Affairs, and Housing and Urban Development. He also owns a small business where he advises business owners on compliance matters in order to receive federal and private funding. During the Fall Albert can be seen patrolling the sidelines as a high school and college football official. Some of Albert's best memories involve bringing his, now teenage, daughter to Saturday morning book readings in the Beatley Branch and then going to have muffins and hot chocolate, and serving as her girl scout troop's cookie dad. 

Robert Ray IV, Vice-Chair, is a graduate of the University of Virginia, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Architectural History. Robert is a lifelong Alexandrian. He is the owner of Cavalier Antiques in Old Town where he sells and restores 18th century American furniture and accessories. Robert is a long term board member of both the Alexandria Association and the Old Town Civic Association. Robert brought his daughter to Alexandria’s libraries from the time she could appreciate picture books. She has a Master’s degree in mathematics and is currently working on her PhD.

Dianne Fox, Treasurer, is a graduate of Howard University. For more than twenty-five years, she has worked primarily in strategic planning, consulting and compliance roles – often re-imagining services for clients in response to market shifts and institutional changes. She currently serves as an Executive Director for Sodexo. A native of Alexandria, Dianne attended ACPS through graduation at Alexandria High School. Utilizing the library system was a huge part of that experience. Dianne serves as the Council Chair for the historic Beulah Baptist Church and also leads their technology and innovation efforts. 

Anh Phan, Secretary, is the Community Engagement Manager at NOVA Parks (formally known as the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority). Anh previously was the District Director for U.S. Representative Gerry Connolly (VA-11) and also enjoyed nearly a decades-long career as U.S. Senator Mark Warner’s Northern Virginia Outreach Representative. Anh earned her BA in Government & International Politics from George Mason University and an MPA from Bernard M. Baruch College - CUNY. She is the daughter of Vietnamese American refugees and educators, and lovingly remembers a happy youth spent at the Multnomah County Central Library in Portland, Oregon. Anh is married and lives with her partner Craig and two dogs in Del Ray.

Councilman Canek Aguirre was first elected on November 6, 2018, and is serving his second three-year term on City Council from 2022 to 2025. He is the first Latino elected to City Council. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Canek is the son of Mexican immigrants who instilled in him the importance of hard work, education, and giving back to the community. He is committed to increasing housing opportunities throughout the city, investing in our public schools and infrastructure, eliminating health inequities to improve health outcomes, and ensuring the voices and concerns of all residents are at the table during the decision-making process.

Dr. Oscar P. Fitzgerald earned his B.A from Vanderbilt University and an M.A. and Ph.D. in History from Georgetown University. He is retired from the Naval Historical Center, where he served first as head of the Contemporary History program and then as the director of the Navy Museum. His publications include Four Centuries of American Furniture and his latest book, New Masters of the Wooden Box. Fitzgerald serves as Vice Chairman of the Alexandria Library Board, Vice Chairman of Alexandria’s Board of Architectural Review, and as a consultant to Dumbarton House, the Custis-Lee Mansion, the Frederick Douglass House, and the Clara Barton National Historic Site. He teaches at Marymount University and in the Smithsonian Institution-Corcoran Master’s Program in the History of the Decorative Arts. Dr. Fitzgerald is currently serving as Chairman of the Board of Architectural Review for the Old and Historic District.

Peter H. Smeallie is a graduate of St. Lawrence University with a degree in Urban Studies. He has lived in Alexandria since the mid-1970s and has served on numerous boards and committees in the City including 21 years on the Board of Architectural Review for the Old and Historic District. He recently retired as Executive Director of the American Rock Mechanics Association, a professional society of scientists and engineers. He previously directed the Geotechnical Board at the National Academy of Sciences and began his career at the American Institute of Architects Research Corporation. He is author (with the late Peter Smith) of "New Construction for Older Buildings: A Design Sourcebook for Architects and Preservationists," published by John Wiley & Sons in 1990.