Upcoming Events
and Announcements
Under "News" Tab Above
Get Meeting Announcements
in your email by writing to
aefcca2020
@gmail.com
Fall 2026 General Membership Meeting
TBA
7PM - 9PM
Tuckahoe Elementary
in the Library
Friends of Tuckahoe Park!
Join us 3rd Saturdays
10 am - 12 pm
To Help Maintain a
Healthy Park Habitat
Next Event: Sat. August 15, 2026
Look under "News" tab
for sign up and details
or contact
marydmclean@verizon.net
Save Our Disappearing Trees!
AEFCCA Supports PLANT NOVA TREES
To learn what YOU can do visit:
or write to marydmclean@verizon.net
Low Residential Study
You can review the County's Draft of the Low Residential Study
Here: Low Residential Study
They are accepting feedback (see site for link to form) until September 27
This study of impervious surface limits on residential lots is meant to
inform County policies affecting stormwater management and tree canopy.
The site includes a tool/map viewer to look up your property
which lets you see your total impervious surface and total tree canopy.
Check it out!
Become an Arlington Master NaturalistThe Arlington chapter of the Virginia Master Naturalist program prepares volunteers to offer education, citizen science, outreach, and stewardship to help conserve and protect natural resources and public lands in our area. ARMN's Basic Training course consists of fun and interactive weekly classes and four all-day field trips led by experts in ecology, botany, herpetology, ornithology, and forest and aquatic ecosystems. Applicants for the class commit to completing the training program as well as 40 hours of volunteer service and eight hours of continuing education annually. Volunteers who complete all three requirements become certified master naturalists. Fall classes will be held on Tuesday evenings from 6:45 to 9:30 p.m. via Zoom beginning on Sept. 1st (one or more in-person). The training includes four all-day weekend field trips. The application period is July 21st to August 11th. Go to armn.org for more information and a link to the application.
Since 1936
The Arlington-East Falls Church Civic Association (AEFCCA),
a non-profit, non-partisan organization,
exists to promote the interests and general welfare of over 2,200 households
and businesses in the Arlington-East Falls Church Neighborhood.
Civic Associations play an important role in local governance, engaging directly with County Staff,
the County Board, Advisory Commissions, the Civic Federation and other organizations.
The AEFCCA area is located in the western-most portion of Arlington County
in the Commonwealth of Virginia
across the Potomac River from Washington, DC.
Contact: aefcca2020@gmail.com
Annual Dues -- $5 Per Person
Make your check payable to AEFCCA
and bring to a General Membership Meeting
or contact Julie Bruns for the mailing address.
Civic Federation Delegate Wanted
Interested in civic affairs and in getting more engaged? You can represent our neighborhood in the Civic Federation, a civic body that exists to review policies of Arlington County and to communicate the citizen's ideas to County leadership including the County Board and the County Manager. You can learn more about CivFed at civfed.org. Anyone residing in the Arlington-East Falls Church area can serve as a delegate (we are allowed 4 delegates and 4 alternates). Civic Federation meetings are held monthly at the Virginia Hospital Center, validation of garage parking is provided at the meeting. Let us know at aefcca2020@gmail.com if you would like to get involved.
We're on
Facebook at
"Arlington-East Falls Church Civic Association"