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Frequently asked questions
What is District 4 General Service?
District 4 is part of the General Service structure of Alcoholics Anonymous. It serves local AA groups by providing communication, resources, and support while helping connect them with Area 15 and the General Service Conference.
What does the District do?
District 4 General Service serves as a link between local AA groups and the wider AA service structure. Through their General Service Representatives (GSRs), groups provide guidance and participate in district decisions. The district also shares information about district activities, Area 15 decisions, and AA service news from the U.S. and Canada through the Area 15 Delegate. In addition, District 4 coordinates service activities, conducts workshops, supports district committees, and helps carry the AA message throughout the district.
How is the District structured?
District 4 is on of the 20 districts that comprise Area 15 (South Florida Area). Each district is composed of "subdistricts", which are in turn composed on local AA groups. Each group may elect one GSR and each subdistrict is served by one DCM. To learn more about the are 15 district structure and representation see the locally produced literature: Local Area 15 DCM Pamphlet
Who can attend District business meetings?
AA members are encouraged to participate, especially General Service Representatives (GSRs), committee members, and trusted servants.
When and where are District meetings held?
District 4 business meetings are typically held on the third Saturday of each month. Please visit our Central Office Calendar for the current meeting location, time, and virtual meeting information.
How do I contact District officers?
Visit our Home page to find the District 4 Officers and our Service Committees page find Committee Chairs, and submit your question or request via email.
What is a panel?
In Alcoholics Anonymous General Service, a panel refers to a two-year rotation of elected trusted servants.
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