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Web Site Updates
Latest updates to this site include updated leasing rules and architectural guidelines, your HOA board members, and the trash pickup calendar. More updates are underway! Contact the web admin if you have questions or requests.

Grounds Maintenance Schedule
US Lawns will follow this schedule for lawn and grounds maintenance in 2025.

Spring Cleaning on the Website
This site has collected many reports, meeting minutes, and other documents since 2015 that are no longer current. Only some of these documents need to be kept. See HOA Documents for our (overstuffed) virtual filing cabinet, and notify me if you want anything that is dated 2023 or earlier and is not current to be maintained.

Being Prepared for Big Weather
Weather is making headline news every week. Be prepared for whatever with these resources from the City of Williamsburg

 
Our Facebook Page
Since 2024, we have had a private, resident-powered Facebook group for our community.  We are introducing ourselves to our neighbors (virtually), asking questions, and sharing insights. Please visit and join at this link.

Town Management Rep
The "new" representative to our HOA management firm is Courtney Dawson, who's been caring for us since January, 2025.
Courtney Dawson
Town Management
P O Box 5010
Williamsburg, VA 23188
ph (757) 565-6200
 
(and congrats to the outgoing Jim Seal on his retirement!)

Home Safety and Security
The Williamsburg Police Department asks that you be your own “hero” by doing the following:
  1. Keep your car locked and don’t keep expensive items in your car.
  2. Be sure to leave your outside lights on at your front porch back door and garage.  LED lights are very inexpensive and use low energy.
  3. Be extra cautious about locking doors and windows when you leave the house, even for a few minutes.
  4. If you go away, get an automatic timer for your lights and radio.  Turn down the bell on your phone.  Have a neighbor watch over your house, pick up the mail, and park in the driveway from time to time.
  5. If you see suspicious activity at another’s home, call the police.
For more information, see the following web page: