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The Compass periodically highlights recaps from recent Cameron Station Community Association Board of Directors (the “Board”) meetings. The Board generally meets on the last Tuesday of every month.

Meetings are open to the community to attend and observe, either in person in the Cameron Club or virtually via Zoom. Each meeting includes a Homeowners Forum which is held early in the session and provides any homeowner three minutes to address the Board directly.

Highlights from the April 28, 2026, Board meeting are below. The Board Packet may be found HERE. Remember, for official records, head over to our association website HERE where you can find detailed meeting minutes from every Board and Committee meeting.

The meeting commenced at 7:00 p.m. and adjourned at 8:54 p.m.

  1. Lion of the Alexandria Police Department was unable to attend this month’s meeting.
  1. The president of the Cameron Station Civic Association shared updates on several city issues, such as the Van Dorn Street and Bridges Design Project and the Virginia Paving Asphalt Plant.
  1. The Board provided time for residents during the Homeowner’s Forum, and two residents spoke via Zoom.
  1. The Treasurer shared the Association’s financial status and reported that spending is now back in line with the estimated budget and discussed future investment plans. The Financial Advisory Committee will provide its recommendation on the irrigation project as soon as the contract is selected. The committee is also updating their charter.
  1. Chair of the Common Area Committee reported the Pride of Ownership competition will be in May and encourages residents to submit nominations. Community walkthroughs will be held again this spring, looking for problems or issues in the community. Residents are invited to join and can find information in the weekly Connection. Additionally, the committee received communication from the city that work on the Linear Park will not proceed as planned. Due to budget constraints, they will not be replacing the shrubs or completing the tree plantings delayed from last fall.
  1. The Communication Committee chair reported The Compass published 5 blog posts in March and are continuing to troubleshoot subscription issues. The Welcome Committee welcomed 19 new residents/families to the neighborhood this month. The Meet & Greet was a big success with over 40 residents stopping by and 20+ volunteers. The Hop On-Hop off bus tour was also a success with over 20 people participating. Thank you to all who attended. The Yard Sale was very successful, with over 42 homes participating - promotions and signage worked well. Find details of the upcoming ComCom Tech Talk in the weekly newsletter.
  1. The Architectural Review Committee had over 18 applications this month and reported long-term committee member Sharon Wilkinson has stepped down. The ARC thanks her for many years of support and service. There is now a committee position available.
  1. The Activities and Events committee chair reported on the Egg Hunt - 1500 eggs were filled and 41 residents signed up on the spreadsheet. The Blood Drive and the Shred Event were also well supported. The next event is the Ice Cream Social on June 7th.
  1. Board Liaison for the Facilities Committee reported that they are reviewing their charter and that the previously ordered treadmills were delayed but should be arriving soon. The Chair was unanimously approved to re-appointment after the end of his term.
  1. The Board approved several proposals, including parts and labor for repairs to benches throughout the community and repainting of asphalt stenciling on main roads.
  1. The Board approved adopting the Anti-Harassment Policy for Cameron Station Community Association.
  1. Management introduced the new Assistant Manager for the Association and updated the Board on progress with RFPs for expiring contracts.

*The foregoing is a summary of certain actions taken and discussions held at the Board of Directors meeting and is provided for timely information to the community but is neither the entirety, nor the official record of the meeting. The minutes, which will be approved by the Board at its next regularly scheduled meeting, are the only official record of the meeting. 

The approved minutes of the meeting will be available after the next monthly meeting. Thank you to those who attended and participated.