JMCA Members The new membership year has begun. To access the members only area, paid members should contact Richard Ewell at treasurer@jeffersonmanor.org JMCA Member Area  Photo Albums  Note: the "" icon represents pages for JMCA members only. If you are a current JMCA member and do not remember the password, contact: website@JeffersonManor.org

60th Anniversary T-shirts - only $10! Show your support for the JMCA and get your shirts while they last. Grey, heavyweight, 100% cotton athletic shirts with our unique JMCA logo on the chest and back. Available from Kelly Marshall at 6021 Williamsburg Rd. between 5-8 pm weekdays and on weekends. Send an email to vp@jeffersonmanor.org to check on sizes.

New to the Neighborhood? If you just moved to Jefferson Manor or are thinking about moving to our neighborhood, you may find helpful information in the Community Resources section, a guide to public services and area destinations.

Welcome to Jefferson Manor

Welcome to the official website of the Jefferson Manor Citizens Association. JMCA is a volunteer organization of residents and landowners in the Jefferson Manor neighborhood of Fairfax County, Virginia.Thank you for visiting!

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Upcoming Events!

July 21st - Membership meeting

Enjoy a summer happy hour with the JMCA

August 4th - National Night Out

Jefferson Manor Neighborhood Watch and the JMCA will be sponsoring a free hot dog and hamburger grill-out at Matt & Rachel Haws’ house at 5941 Edgehill Drive, starting at 7:00 p.m. And ice cream (served at 8 p.m.) is back by popular demand. National Night Out is an annual occasion for neighbors to get together, strengthen neighborhood spirit, and build police-community relationships. It is also one of the main events in Jefferson Manor each year. Last year, we had a crowd of well over 125. The event helped launch our most successful year of Neighborhood Watch yet. Police officers and county supervisors are planning to stop by. This is a great chance to meet your neighbors and show the area officials and local residents that Jefferson Manor is a vibrant community with active neighbors who care.

Neighborhood News

JMCA 2009-2010 Board

Our 2009-2010 officers are Chris Soule (President), Claire McDonough (Vice President), Richard Ewell (Treasurer) and Jim Martin (Secretary). Our Board members/ directors are Brian Allen, Richard Cassara,Steve Eide, Brian Murray and Maeve Ulrich. Congratulations on winning your posts and thank you for serving our neighborhood! For more information on the JMCA Board, read our bylaws or contact an officer. Elections are every March, consider running next year!

Residential Parking Permits

Old permits/ decals expired June 30, 2008. If you did not receive an automatic renewal form, you must renew by telephone, mail or in person. Your vehicle must be registered with the Fairfax County Department of Transportation at a Jefferson Manor street address to receive a parking decal.

• To renew by telephone: call 703-324-1100 (between 8 AM and 4:30 PM) and have your SSN or Driver's License Number handy.
• To renew by mail: send a COPY of your driver's license and vehicle registration to Department of Transportation, 12055 Government Center Pkwy, 10^th Floor, Fairfax, VA 22035-5511.
• To renew in person: bring your driver's license and vehicle registration to the above address (Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM).

A bit of JMCA history

Thanks to an anonymous donation, we have a copy of a JMCA newsletter from 1951! It can be viewed here.

Fairfax County Blight Program

To be considered for the Blight Abatement Program, a property must: (a) be vacant and/or boarded for at least one year, (b) be the subject of complaints, (c) is no longer being maintained for useful occupancy, and (d) is in a dilapidated condition or lacks normal maintenance or upkeep. You are also encouraged to call the Fairfax County Blight Abatement Program directly at 703-246-5179 [callers need not identify themselves]. More information on the Blight Abatement Program...

Roads

The interchange from Telegraph Road onto the Beltway is being redesigned as part of the Wilson Bridge project. For updates on lane closures and expected completion dates, visit the Wilson Bridge Project website.

Many of our roads are in poor condition. The JMCA has been petitioning the county and VDOT to remedy this issue. The county has allocated some funds that will be used to resurface the roads in Jefferson Manor. Additionally, we have sought to restrict traffic in or neighborhood. Trucks often cut through between North Kings Highway and Telegraph Road. We have received approval to restrict through traffic. The approval notice can be read here.

Join JMCA Today!

Find out about the benefits of being a JMCA member! Visit our membership page for more information. Also consider running for a JMCA Board position (elections every March), joining Neighborhood Watch or volunteering on a committee anytime! Get involved today.