Hunter Mill District News, April 13, 2020

April 13, 2020 To My Hunter Mill District Neighbors: The COVID-19 pandemic has immensely changed the way we interact with each other, from collaborating with co-workers on video, online distance learning for our students and virtual celebrations with family and friends. In the short term it has also changed the way our government functions, including Board of Supervisors meetings. Tomorrow, April 14, will mark the first time in Fairfax County history for an all-virtual Board of Supervisors meeting. For us on the Board it will be quite a different experience from our usual seating at the dais in the Government Center Auditorium, like the photo above. Our new challenge is to continue essential government functions while maintaining the ability for residents to fully participate in our public processes – basically to keep our open government open both

Hunter Mill District News, April 10, 2020

April 10, 2020 To My Hunter Mill District Neighbors: One of the highlights of spring in Hunter Mill District is the new arrivals at Frying Pan Farm Park! Kidwell Barn has been very busy recently, including welcoming these two new kids at right. If you need a break from the COVID-19 news, take a few minutes to check out the photos of the newest additions to the farm - there are cows, piglets, ewes and more. I know all of us are anxious to have the park open again so we can meet these babies in person! More on enjoying our park trails responsibly is below. It has been

Hunter Mill District News, April 9, 2020

April 9, 2020 To My Hunter Mill District Neighbors: Last night I held my first virtual budget town hall, along with Christina Jackson, Director of Management and Budget. I'm still getting used to this new way of communicating with my constituents and appreciate your flexibility! We had almost 100 participants and heard really great questions on all aspects of the revised proposed FY 2021 Budget. If you weren't able to watch it live last night, here is the video recording. What I heard loud and clear is a big concern about our most

Hunter Mill District News, April 8, 2020

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April 8, 2020 To My Hunter Mill District Neighbors: One of the silver linings during this pandemic is the beautiful spring weather we have had this month. During these very challenging days, I am trying to find time to spend outside with my family and exercising, including a long bike ride I recently took with my wife Kristina. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), regular exercise is

WCA Annual General Membership Meeting Postponed Until at Least Thirty Days After June 10, 2020.

Due to the ongoing novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and statewide orders to limit the spread of the illness, the annual Waterview Cluster Association General Membership Meeting is postponed until at least thirty days after the expiration of the restrictive orders.  The new date will be published on the WCA web site and a meeting packet will be mailed via the U.S.P.S. to each member when both a date and a venue for the meeting are confirmed.

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The WCA Board of Directors will not meet in April 2020; Next Meeting: May 4, 2020, 7pm

The Waterview Cluster Board of Directors has canceled its Regular Meeting scheduled on April 13, 2020.  It is next scheduled to meet at 7pm on Monday June 8, 2020 May 4, 2020, subject to venue availability.

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Fairfax County Residents Discouraged from Taking Yard Waste to Fairfax County Transfer Station or Landfill

While the Virginia governor’s stay-at-home order remains in effect, Fairfax County residents are strongly discouraged from taking their yard waste to the I-66 Transfer Station or I-95 Landfill. 

This will help the county to focus on collecting trash during the pandemic and encourage social distancing. 

Public works officials say they’ve seen an increase in trips to these two facilities following the temporary suspension of curbside pickup of yard waste last week.

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