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Neighborhood News
July/August 2020
Friendly Reminders Recordatorios cordiales
Firecrackers, cherry bombs, and skyrockets are just a Los cohetes aéreos y los petardos son solo algunos de los
few examples of fireworks that may be purchased in fuegos arGficiales que se pueden comprar en esta región
other areas but are illegal here in Fairfax County. Any pero que son ilegales aquí en el Condado de Fairfax. El
firework, which explodes, emits a flame, or sparks Código de Prevención de Incendios del Condado de Fairfax
higher than 12 feet or performs as a projecGle is prohíbe los fuegos arGficiales que explotan, emiten una llama
prohibited by the Fairfax County Fire PrevenGon Code. o producen chispas de más de 12 pies o funcionan como un
Please pracGce fire safety and be mindful of your proyecGl. ¡PracGque la seguridad contra incendios y tenga un
neighbors and pets while celebraGng summer! cuenta a sus vecinos y mascotas mientras celebra el verano!
Servicio de reciclaje a domicilio no acepta vidrio
No Glass in Curbside Recycling El Condado de Fairfax ya no acepta botellas y frascos de
Fairfax County no longer accepts glass bo#les and jars vidrio en su contenedor de reciclaje que se recolecta en
in curbside recycling bins. (bit.ly/2OhV1u0) You have
frente de la casa. (bit.ly/2OhV1u0) Hay dos opciones para
two opGons for disposal of glass containers:
desechar los envases de vidrio:
1. Deliver used glass containers to purple, glass-
only recycling containers; there are now 6 1. Entregar el vidrio usado en los contenedores morados
purple containers available near Jefferson de reciclaje de vidrio que se encuentran por el
Manor. Condado de Fairfax. Actualmente hay 6 de estos
2. Place used glass in the trash. contenedores morados disponibles cerca de Jefferson
Manor.
Road, Sidewalk, and Road Sign Maintenance 2. Colocar el vidrio en el contenedor de basura.
If you see a spot in the road that needs repair, or an Mantenimiento de calles, banquetas, y señalización vial
issue on a sidewalk, pedestrian or bicycle path, or Si usted ve una calle que necesita reparación, o algún
something that needs to be removed from a road or problema con una banqueta, camino peatonal o para
need new road signs you can send the request directly bicicleta, o una señal de trafico que necesita ser
to the Virginia Department of TransportaGon (VDOT) at reemplazada, usted puede mandar una solicitud
my.vdot.virginia.gov directamente al Departamento de Transporte de Virginia
(VDOT por sus siglas en inglés) al my.vdot.virginia.gov
Highlights in this issue
Le#er from the President 2 Li#er Pick-up Campaign 5
Carta de la Presidenta 3 Captain Cookie 6
New VA Traffic Laws 4 Vintage Jefferson Manor 7
Nuevas leyes de tráfico en Virginia 4 Tips from Neighborhood Watch 8
Baking for Racial JusGce 5 Consejos del Neighborhood Watch 9
Page 1
Jefferson Manor Neighborhood News
From the President
By Alexis Glenn, JMCA President
Dear Neighbors,
I hope you are doing as well as we all can. Each month this year seems to bring a new challenge or unexpected hurdle. Some
of us have lost jobs and, more sadly, lost loved ones. Even as our community moves toward opening up businesses and public
spaces, we face many uncertainGes ahead. Will schools fully reopen this fall? Will we be able to travel to see family and
friends? Will we be able to gather and support each other in-person safely? We don’t know, but we need to conGnue to be
vigilant, wear masks in public places, and stay home as much as possible.
In the category of silver-linings, we have experienced an awakening in the past two months. In the wake of horrific and unjust
killings of Black people in police custody, and as people of color suffer the worst consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic,
people across the world are demanding change and jusGce. I see our community standing for change in our front yards, in our
neighborhood streets, downtown at the White House, and in pictures and videos from around the country. We are long
overdue for change. I am here to be an ally and stand in solidarity for those who demand equity now.
On June 23rd, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a moGon for the Fairfax County History
Commission to prepare a report lisGng a full inventory of Confederate street names, monuments, and public places in Fairfax
County and on Fairfax County-owned property.
Our representaGve, Supervisor Rodney Lusk, arer the vote, emphasized that he intends to begin exploring how the County
could change the name of our district, Lee District. Lusk acknowledged that there is some ambiguity over whether or not Lee
District was named for the Confederate General Robert E. Lee or his nephew, Fitzhugh Lee, who was also a Confederate leader
and was born in the Clermont area of Lee District. Regardless, the fact is that there are many public ameniGes in our district
named for Robert E. Lee. The use of his name for our district evokes the atrociGes of American history that pervade our
country and culture today.
As a representaGve of this community and of our ciGzens associaGon, I fully support and will conGnue to publicly encourage
our County government to inventory and remove street names, monuments, and other public ameniGes named for brutal and
racist public figures. These figures idolized in our public space sought to overthrow American democracy and values in the
name of enslaving people. The work to remove these hateful symbols is long overdue and will take longer sGll to complete,
but it is the right thing to do.
Most monuments and naming of public ameniGes came long arer the civil war when Jim Crow laws were being implemented
and the KKK was gaining power in America. The people who sought to memorialize Confederate traitors did so intenGonally to
reframe the history not as a fight to conGnue enslavement, but as a “states-rights” fight. This revisionist history has
aggressively permeated American culture in the last 100+ years.
We should not and will no longer be so naive as to how and why the names and monuments to American traitors sGll stand
today. They make oppression defensible and obscure the truth about our history. They normalize one group’s sense of
superiority over another. They honor people who conspired
against our values.
I don’t doubt there will be tough conversaGons and
challenges to my point of view from neighbors or other
residents in Fairfax County. I share this le#er so you know
where I stand and how I intend to advocate as a
representaGve of Jefferson Manor. I hope you will take the
opportunity to support these changes in whatever way you
can.
Be well and be safe,
Alexis
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July/August 2020
De la Presidenta
By Alexis Glenn, Presidenta de la JMCA
EsGmados vecinos:
Espero que estén bien, dentro de lo que queda. Cada mes este año parece traernos retos o obstáculos nuevos. Algunos de
nosotros hemos perdido nuestro empleo y, lo que es más triste, otros han perdido seres queridos. Mientras que nuestra
comunidad empieza a re-abrir negocios y espacios públicos, nos enfrentamos a mucha incerGdumbre. ¿Abrarán escuelas
completamente este otoño? ¿Se va a poder viajar a visitar parientes y amigos? ¿Será posible juntarnos cara a cara y
apoyarnos seguramente? Aún no se sabe, pero hay que mantenernos atentos, usar cobrebocas en espacios públicos, y
quedarnos en casa lo tanto posible.
A pesar de los desayos que hemos enfrentado, durante estos úlGmos dos meses hemos visto una gran concienciación social.
Tras el horrible e injusto asesinato de afroamericanos bajo custodia policial, y mientras que gente de color sufre las peores
consecuencias de la pandemia, gente por todo el mundo está exigiendo cambio y jusGcia. He visto a nuestra comunidad de
pie, exigiendo estos cambios desde nuestros paGos de enfrente, desde la calle, alrededor de la Casa Blanca, y en las fotos y
videos por todo el país. Hace ya mucho que debíamos haber visto estos cambios. Estoy aquí para ser una aliada y
solidarizarme con aquellos que exigen equidad ahora.
El 23 de junio, la Junta direcGva de supervisores del Condado de Fairfax aprobó por unanimidad una resolución para que la
Comisión de la Historia del Condado de Fairfax prepare un informe incluyendo un inventario de calles, monumentos, y
espacios públicos en el condado de Fairfax que sean relacionados con La Confederación.
Nuestro representante, Supervisor Rodney Lusk, después del voto, destacó que pretende explorar cómo el condado pueda
cambiar el nombre de nuestro distrito, Lee District. Lusk reconoció que existe ambigüedad sobre si Lee District fue nombrado
como reconocimiento del general confederado Robert E. Lee o su sobrino, Fitzhugh Lee, quién también fue un líder de La
Confederación y nació el el área de Lee District conocido como Clermont. De todas formas, es innegable que hay muchos
bienes públicos en nuestro distrito que llevan el nombre de Robert E. Lee. El uso de su nombre en nuestro distrito evoca las
atrocidades de la historia estadounidense que impregnan nuestro país y nuestra cultura hoy en día.
Como representante de esta comunidad y de nuestra asociación, yo apoyo plenamente y conGnuaré exigiendo al gobierno
del condado que realice el labor de catalogar y quitar los nombres de las calles, monumentos, y otros bienes públicos
nombrados por figuras públicas brutales y racistas. Se idolizan en nuestros espacios públicos estos personajes que intentaron
derribar la democracia norteamericana y sus valores para que permaneciera la esclavitud. El labor para quitar estos símbolos
de odio ha tomado mucho Gempo en realizarse y tomará mucho Gempo para terminar, pero es lo correcto.
La mayoría de estos monumentos y bienes públicos fueron nombrados mucho Gempo después de la Guerra Civil cuando las
leyes racistas de Jim Crow fueron puestas en vigor y la KKK estaba aumentando su poder en el país. La gente que quiso
conmemorar a los traidores de La Confederación lo hicieron con la intención de alterar la historia de la guerra no como un
conflicto para preservar la esclavitud, sino como una lucha para defender los “derechos de los estados”. Esta historia
revisionista ha permeado agresivamente la cultura estadounidense por más de un siglo.
No deberíamos y yo no seremos tan ingenuos en cuanto a cómo y por qué los nombres y monumentos a los traidores
estadounidenses siguen en pie hoy. Hacen que la opresión sea defensible y oscurecen la verdad sobre nuestra historia.
Normalizan el senGdo de superioridad de un grupo sobre otro. Honran a las personas que conspiraron contra nuestros
valores.
No dudo que habrá conversaciones diyciles y desayos a mi punto de vista por parte de vecinos u otros residentes del
Condado de Fairfax. Comparto esta carta para que se sepa cuál es mi opinión y cómo pretendo representar a Jefferson
Manor. Espero que toman esta oportunidad para apoyar estos cambios de la forma que puedan.
Que estén bien y se mantengan seguros,
Alexis
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Jefferson Manor Neighborhood News
Nuevas leyes de
New Virginia Traffic Laws tráfico en Virginia
Neighbors, please drive kindly and note the following new EsGmados vecinos, favor de manejar de forma cortez y prestar
Virginia traffic laws effecGve July 1, 2020: atención a las siguientes nuevas leyes de tráfico en Virginia que
entran en vigor a parGr del primero de julio 2020:
HB1705 - Stop for Pedestrians
HB1705 – Pare para peatones
Clarifies that the word "yield" means that when a
pedestrian is legally crossing the road the driver of any Aclara que la palabra “yield” (ceder) significa que cuando un
vehicle should stop and remain stopped unGl the peatón está cruzando legalmente la calle, el conductor de
pedestrian has passed their lane. It also prohibits a driver cualquier vehículo debe detenerse y permanecer detenido hasta
from passing a vehicle stopped at a pedestrian crossing. que le peatón haya pasado por enfrente de su carril. También
prohíbe que un conductor pase un vehículo detenido en un cruce
HB1442 - Photo Enforcement peatonal.
Enables Automated Photo Speed Enforcement in school HB1442 – Hacer aplicar la ley con fotos
and work zones.
Permite el uso de cámaras fotograficas automaGcas para aplicar
SB 437 - Vulnerable Road User leyes de velocidad en zonas escolares y de obras.
Makes it a Class 1 misdemeanor to operate a motor vehicle SB 437 – Usuario de carretera vulnerable
in a careless or distracted manner such that the careless or
distracted operaGon is the proximate cause of serious Hace que sea un delito menor de Clase 1 operar un vehículo de
bodily injury as defined in § 18.2-51.4 to a vulnerable road manera descuidada o distraída, de modo que la operación
user who is lawfully present on the highway at the Gme of descuidada o distraída sea la causa inmediata de lesiones
injury. This bill also prohibits a driver from using a bike lane corporales graves según se define en el § 18.2-51.4 a un usuario
to pass. vulnerable de la carretera que esté legalmente presente en la
carretera en el momento de la lesión. Este proyecto de ley
también prohíbe que un conductor use un carril para bicicleta
para pasar.
Amanda’s Cleaning
I am Amanda Florian and my business is your
neighborhood maid service.
We continue to support your cleaning needs during
the shutdown for COVID-19. My team and I wear
masks and gloves in your home and my cleaning
service includes disinfection.
As always, I don’t charge more for pets. We offer
recurring cleanings, as well as one-time deep
cleaning and cleanings for move-ins and move-outs.
I have been cleaning homes for 16 years and have
references in Jefferson Manor. I have the best prices
in the area.
We work hard to make your home look clean and
bright! Call or text me for a free estimate.
571-217-3142
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July/August 2020
Baking for Racial Justice
Support racial jusGce chariGes and get delicious
home-baked goodies! Iris, a 13-year-old Jefferson
Manor resident, is spending her summer baking for
Litter Pick-up Campaign
racial jusGce.
Jefferson Manor residents, Tim Kenyon and Emily
To support this iniGaGve (and order her delicious Gruenwald, have created an ongoing neighborhood
baked goods), visit her website here: li#er pick-up campaign using the Li#eraG app. The
sites.google.com/view/racial-jusGce-bake-shop/ campaign, Gtled “JM Earth Day Every Day 2020,”
home. makes picking up trash a game and creates friendly
Provide your contact informaGon and choose a compeGGon between neighbors.
delivery date. (Free delivery to Jefferson Manor To join the fun, download the app here:
residents, curbside pickup available for anyone h#ps://apps.apple.com/us/app/li#eraG-cleaning-
outside of the neighborhood.) the-earth/id982782776 .
Pick an item from the menu and a racial jusGce Enter this code when you create your account:
organizaGon to support with your purchase. Visit the 876796
website of the organizaGon you choose to make your
donaGon.
Then, sit back and wait for your goodies to arrive!
Page 5
Jefferson Manor Neighborhood News
Captain Cookie Visits the Neighborhood
On Friday, June 12, 2020 Jefferson Manor celebrated the last day of school with a visit from the Captain Cookie and the
Milkman food truck. The event, organized by the JMCA, was a welcome ouGng for neighbors arer spending several months at
home during the pandemic. Good-hearted neighbors donated funds so that each person who came out could have one treat
for free. Neighbors lined up on Fort Dr. wearing face masks and maintaining safe social distance. Even under masks smiles
abounded, as neighbors came outside to congregate for the first Gme since March. The event was so popular that the cookie
truck quickly sold out.
If your home is currently on the market this is not an attempt to solicit.
Page 6
July/August 2020
United States Vintage Jefferson Manor
Census 2020 An adverGsement for Jefferson
A 1988 arGcle in the
Washington Post about
Manor, which appeared in local
the painGng of one-way
papers during construcGon of
streets in Jefferson
Be Counted the neighborhood.
Manor.
Now!
Complete Your Census
Online. By phone. On paper.
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/topics/
census
To request this material in an
alternaNve format, call 703-324-7329,
TTY 711.
Hazte Contar
Ahora!
Complete su encuesta
del Censo
En línea. Por telefono.
Por correo.
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/topics/
census
Para solicitar esta información en
forma alternaNvo, llame al
703-324-7329, TTY 711.
Page 7
Jefferson Manor Neighborhood News
Tips from Neighborhood Watch
Jefferson Manor has remained relaGvely free of crime over the past 6 months, I’d like to think in part because of the strength of
the community and limiGng our vicGm potenGal. Our homes are looking less inviGng for crime, with many COVID-related
improvement projects underfoot. Law enforcement pracGces, reform, and community engagement conGnue to be an area of
interest for many residents in our community. This interest has brought with it, some great discussion. COVID-19 has sidelined
in person events like NaGonal Night Out (a fun outdoor event designed to bring communiGes and law enforcement together),
Neighborhood Watch trainings, and other community/government gatherings. Neighborhood Watch has shired largely to the
social media pla•orm as well, allowing more residents to contribute. While crime remains low in our immediate area, here are
some helpful reminders:
• Lock your home and VEHICLE doors! Don’t invite a crime of opportunity. All of us might forget this criGcal step,
checking that doors are locked before bedGme is a helpful approach. This is the number one reported crime in our area
• Know your neighbors, and how to reach them when they are not home. You can alert them to suspicious acGvity.
• Be mindful when you go out of town. Knowing your neighbors can also assist with newspaper collecGon and
monitoring for suspicious acGvity. Some suggest avoiding posGng travel plans on social media sites.
• Keep your yard and home well maintained and encourage your neighbors to do the same. Neighborhoods in disrepair
invite addiGonal crime.
• Close your windows and blinds at night, to limit display of personal items that might be a#racGve to a criminal.
• Pay a#enGon to lighGng on your street. Keep porch lights on, uGlize landscape and moGon sensor lighGng when
possible. Report street lights that are out.
• Get to know your neighborhood through outdoor acGvity. Walking through the neighborhood may encourage more
social behavior where people can become more comfortable spending Gme with one another while out in the Manor!
• When voicing crime concerns on social media, please use facts only. Avoid opinion and commentary that detract from
the root cause/objecGve of the post.
• Many local faciliGes offer secure package pickup, if you are concerned about package ther. Please also remember
delivery personnel oren make mistakes that could be misconstrued as crime.
• Install a camera or security system. There are many inexpensive opGons available and they have proven to be
instrumental in lowering certain crimes. Many systems offer remote monitoring on a variety of devices, and don’t
require monthly fees.
If you are the vic=m of a crime or see suspicious ac=vity, you are encouraged to call the Fairfax County
Police Non-Emergency Line at (703) 691-2131.
If you are witnessing a crime or emergency in progress, please call 911!
If you have quesGons or concerns for the Jefferson Manor neighborhood, email jeffersonmanorwatch@gmail.com.
Remember that we live in a great neighborhood, with a strong sense of community, yet we are situated in a major
metropolitan area that is subject to transient crime. Let’s lower our vicGm potenGal and keep our neighborhood clean and safe
by following some or all the steps above.
Stay safe folks!
Page 8July/August 2020
Consejos del Neighborhood Watch (Vigilancia Comunitaria)
Jefferson Manor se ha mantenido relaGvamente libre de delitos durante los úlGmos seis meses, considero que esto se debe en
parte a la fortaleza de nuestra comunidad y el nivel bajo de vulnerabilidad de la comunidad. Los muchos proyectos de mejora
relacionado al COVID-19 han hecho que nuestras cases se ven menos atracGvas para los delincuencia. Las prácGcas de
aplicación de la ley, la reforma y la parGcipación comunitaria conGnúan siendo un área de interés para muchos vecinos. Este
interés ha generado una gran discusión. El COVID-19 ha causado la cancelación de varios eventos en persona como el NaGonal
Night Out (un diverGdo evento al aire libre diseñado para unir a las comunidades con la policía), capacitaciones del
Neighborhood Watch y otras reuniones de la comunidad con oficiales del gobierno local. Neighborhood Watch también se ha
ajustado en gran medida a la plataforma de redes sociales, permiGendo que más vecinos contribuyan a la organización. Si bien
el índice de crimen sigue siendo bajo en nuestro área inmediata, aquí hay algunos consejos úGles:
• ¡Cierra las puertas de tu casa y tu vehículo! No invites al crimen oportunísGco. Es un paso críGco verificar que las
puestas estan cerradas antes de acostarse en la noche. Estos Gpos de delitos son los más comunes en nuestro área.
• Conozca a tus vecinos y cómo comunicarte con ellos si no están en casa. Puedes ponerte en contacto con ellos en caso
de que veas algo sospechoso.
• Toma precauciones cuando vayas de viaje. Tus vecinos pueden recolectar periódicos y monitorear acGvidades
sospechosas. Es una buena prácGca no publicar sus planes de viaje o iGnerario en redes sociales.
• Mantén el jardín y el hogar en buena condición y pide a tus vecinos a que hagan lo mismo. Los vecindarios en mal
estado invitan a la delincuencia.
• Cierra tus ventanas y persianas en la noche para limitar la exhibición de ar‚culos personales que puedan ser atracGvos
para un delincuente.
• Presta atención al alumbrado de tu calle. Mantén las luces del porche encendidas, uGlice luces externas con sensores de
movimiento cuando sea posible. Informe a las autoridades cuando las luces de la calle están apagadas.
• Conozca tu vecindario a través de acGvidades al aire libre. Caminar por el vecindario puede fomentar un mayor
comportamiento social donde las personas pueden senGrse más cómodas cuando socializan con otros miembros del
vecindario.
• Cuando expreses inquietudes sobre delitos en las redes sociales, favor de únicamente incluir los hechos. Evita incluir
opiniones y comentarios que resten valor al objeGvo de tu comentario.
• Muchos negocios locales ofrecen un servicio de recogida segura de paquetes, si te preocupa el robo de paquetes.
Recuerdate también que el personal de entrega a menudo comete errores que podrían interpretarse erróneamente
como delitos.
• Instale una cámara o Sistema de seguridad. Hay muchas opciones baratas disponibles y hay evidencia de que pueden
ser importantes para reducir algunos Gpos de delitos. Muchos de estos sistemas ofrecen monitoreo remoto en una
variedad de disposiGvos, y no cobran mensualidades.
Si eres víc=ma de un delito o si ves algo sospechoso, llama al número de no emergencias de la Policia de
Fairfax, al (703) 691-2131.
Si estás viendo un delito o emergencia, ¡favor de llamar al 911!
Si Genes preguntas o inquietudes para el vecindario de Jefferson Manor, manda un correo a jeffersonmanorwatch@gmail.com.
Acuérdate que vivimos en un gran vecindario, con un senGdo fuerte de comunidad, a pesar de que estamos ubicados en un área
metropolitano grande con crimen transitorio. Hagamos el intento de reducir nuestra vulnerabilidad y mantener nuestro
vecindario limpio y seguro, siguiendo los pasos mencionados previamente.
¡Cuídense todos!
Page 9Jefferson Manor Neighborhood News
About the Jefferson Manor Citizens Association
Mission of the JMCA
JMCA is a volunteer organization dedicated to the betterment
of the Jefferson Manor neighborhood. JMCA advocates for
the interests of the neighborhood, plans and coordinates
social and charitable activities, and provides information and
services for neighborhood residents.
La Meta de la JMCA
JMCA es una organización de voluntarios dedicados al
mejoramiento de la vecindad de Jefferson Manor. JMCA
propone por los intereses de la comunidad tanto como
planear y coordinar actividades sociales y caritativas y
proveer información y servicios para los residentes de la
vecindad. Jefferson Manor 1947
Connect with Your Neighbors Advertising in the Newsletter
Visit the JMCA website (jeffersonmanor.org) to see
Ad Size Price per issue
the neighborhood events calendar, answers to
FAQs, neighborhood history, and our newsletter Full page $210
archive. 1/2 page $110
Facebook Group: Jefferson Manor Citizens 1/4 page $60
Association
1/8 page $35
Nextdoor.com: jeffersonmanorva.nextdoor.com
Twitter: @JMCA22303 Contact the JMCA Treasurer,
treasurer@jeffersonmanor.org
2020-2021 JMCA Board Members The JMCA does not endorse or verify the quality of
2020-2021 Junta Directiva de la JMCA service provided by advertisers in this newsletter.
Officers
Alexis Glenn, President JMCA Volunteering Opportunities
Kay Floyd, Chairman of the Board Email info@jeffersonmanor.org if you’re
Susan Bowyer, Vice President interested in volunteering!
Diana Stanley, Treasurer • Neighborhood Watch
Chris Fricke, Secretary • Transportation and Land Use Committee
Directors • Parents Group
• Social Committee
Sharon Evans
• Welcome Wagon
Erin Green
• Newsletter contributions and distribution
Katie Cox
Tom Rickert
Jefferson Manor Merchandise
JMCA Newsletter Volunteers The JMCA sells branded merchandise to raise funds
Chelly Richards, Editor and help residents show their neighborhood pride.
Diana Stanley, JMCA Treasurer, Advertising Look for t-shirts and tote bags for sale at community
Alejandro Gamboa, Spanish Translation events!
Page 10July/August 2020
2020 JMCA Membership Drive
Join the neighborhood association to support the activities that strengthen our community!
It’s time now to purchase or renew your 2020 membership! We are over the
moon to have smashed our audacious goal by reaching 206 memberships for 200
2019! Let's keep the momentum going and crack the 200s again in 2020!
119 members
Who should join the JMCA? 150 so far
• All residents of Jefferson Manor over the age of 18, renters and owners in 2020!
• All non-resident owners of property in Jefferson Manor
100
How much are JMCA membership dues?
• Yearly membership dues for each household — $20
• Join through 2021! Pay for two years at once — $35 50
• Senior discount (55+), yearly membership — $10
How are membership dues spent by the JMCA?
• Organization of community events that bring all residents of Jefferson
Manor together - such as, the Block Party and Home and Garden Tour
• Publishing of this bi-monthly newsletter
• Engagement in regional initiatives that improve the quality of life in the
neighborhood - such as, National Night Out and the Park Clean-up Day
How to join the JMCA Renew or join now and help the
• Online — Visit jeffersonmanor.org and pay by credit card using PayPal JMCA reach our 2020 goal of
• By mail — Fill out the form below and mail it in with a check 200 members!
• In person — Attend any JMCA event and pay by cash, check, or credit card
2020 JMCA Membership Form
Name(s):____________________________________________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________________
Email:_______________________________________
The JMCA welcomes the assistance of
volunteers. Please let us know which activities
Choose one: new member renewing member
are of interest to you:
Choose one: $20—One-year household membership Neighborhood Watch
$35—Two-year household membership
Transportation and Land Use Committee
$10—One-year Senior (55+) membership
Parents Group
JMCA accepts additional funds outside of dues to bolster
Social Committee
financial support for community activities and events. If you
would like to make a donation, include the additional amount Welcome Wagon
here $____________. Newsletter contributions and distribution
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $_____________________
Mail membership application along with check to: JMCA, P.O. Box 4104, Alexandria VA, 22303
Page 11Important Phone Numbers
To hang on the fridge or place near the phone
Police, Fire, Ambulance 911
Public Safety Non-Emergency 703-691-2131
Fairfax County Emergency Information 703-817-7771
VDOT (Virginia Department of Transportation) 1-800-367-7623
Weather-National Weather Service Updates 703-652-1210
Washington Gas 1-800-752-7520 or 703-750-1400
Dominion Virginia Power 1-866-366-4357
Sewer Breaks or Back-Ups: Dept. of Public Works and Environmental Services 703-323-1211 or 703-250-2003
Rising water that threatens your safety 911
Storm flooding during business hours (Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.) 703-877-2800
After-hours storm flooding emergencies that are not life threatening. (State that you are
reporting a storm sewer emergency.) 703-323-1211
Sanitary sewer flooding 703-323-1211
In general, if you have questions about whom to call visit jeffersonmanor.org/fairfax-faq
THE JEFFERSON MANOR RENTAL
MARKET REPORT/SUMMER 2020
Status Address BR BA List $ Rent $ Lease Date Tom has over 25
years experience
Rented 2814 Farmington 3 2 $2,600 $2,600 06/13/2020 in Jefferson Manor
Sales, Rentals, &
Rented 2804 Farmington 2 2 $2,600 $2,600 06/12/2020 Rental Property
Rented 5832 Edgehill Dr 2 2 $2,800 $2,800 06/12/2020 Management.
Rented 2607 Farmington 2 2 $2,600 $2,500 06/05/2020
Tom Rickert / Realtor
Rented 2856 Fairhaven 2 1 $1,850 $1,850 06/04/2020 JM Resident “Lifetime Member”
Rented 5837 Williamsburg 2 1 $1,850 $1,850 05/22/2020 of the NVAR Top Producers Club
Rented 2722 Fort Drive 2 1 $1,950 $1,950 05/02/2020 Tom’s Track Record in JM:
JM assisted Sellers 152
Property Management now available w/ Rickert Property Management LLC JM assisted Buyers 51
In 2007, the State Department assigned me and the family overseas, so we hired JM assisted Landlords 67
Tom to be our Property Manager. Tom has kept our property rented consistently
and well maintained all these many years. Feel free to contact me at Aver-
JM assisted Renters + 21
saMJ@state.gov for more on Tom's excellent support of our family. Martin Aversa Successful JM Transactions 322
TomGRickert@gmail.com/ 703-447-7901 / Facebook @ TomRickertHomes
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 310 King Street Alexandria Virginia 22314 Office 703-518-8300
If your house is currently listed, this is not an attempt to solicit the listing. Information provided by Bright MLS, deemed
reliable, but not guaranteed. This report contains rentals by all the Realtors, not just this Coldwell Banker agent.También puede leer
