Kings Park West Civic Association
Welcome to Kings Park West Civic Association
Kings Park West Civic Association, Incorporated, is a non-profit, non-sectarian association, organized for the purpose of promoting a neighborly spirit among the residents of the Kings Park West subdivision, Fairfax County, Virginia; to encourage an active interest in the civic life of the community; and through unified effort to make this community a better place in which to live.
Membership is voluntary and open to all adult residents and/or property owners in Kings Park West subdivision, sections 1 through 22, and 25, to Waverlee Woods residents and to residents on Vertain Court.
Please click here to see a list of the services offered and subsidized by the The KPWCA.
Also visit the Kings Park West Community Association at www.kpwhoa.org.
What's New in KPWKPWCA Members Meeting, Tuesday, September 28th in Robinson Secondary Recital Hall, 7:30 PM This is an important KPWCA members' meeting. President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer for the next 2 years will be elected. If you are interested in applying or know someone who you believe would be good in one of these positions, please call Member-At-Large Brian Luther, 703-978-0272.
The 2011 KPWCA budget will be set by the members and their proxy votes at the same meeting. The Herald in September will present a budget that reflects lower allocation to committees based on less remaining prior funds. The proposed 2011 budget assumes an increase of annual membership dues from $15 to $20 (the first increase since 1983). Without this dues increase and resident participation in becoming members, further cuts in committee functions will be needed to balance KPWCA's budget.
Please come to the meeting and participate. Your voice and vote are needed. KPWCA is your organization.
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Suspicious Activity - What Should You Do? 703 691-2131 What should you do if you see or hear suspicious actiity while walking or driving therough the neighborhood. Call the Fairfax County Police Department non-emergency number at 703 691-2131. If it is an emergency, of course just dial 9-1-1. You do not have to leave a name, and you do not have to remain on the scene until a police cruiser arrives. So, if you live near our neighborhood pools, go outside and just listen now nd then. Mischief is rarely made in silence.
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Interested in playing a more active role in the community. Want to be a catalyst for change and help to make KPW better than it already is. There are new positions opening up in the KPW Civic Association in the Fall. If you are interested in taking a community leadership role, contact Tony Vellucci at 703 425-3269.
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