Our Community
Message Board and Email List
Feeling out of touch with your neighbors? Post a message on our
message board
and join our Leewood
email list, called "ourcommunity". If you register with the
message board, you will get to see more discussions that you do
as a visitor, and you also get alerted to new messages on the board.
This is a huge benefit.
Use the message board to discuss questions concerning the association,
suggestions about them, items you have for sale, babysitting needs
or offers ... the uses are limited only by your imagination. We
created it for you.
Tips on being a good Neighbor
For tips on being a good neighbor check out Pearls
of Wisdom written by the Community Association Institute.
Volunteering
Volunteering (February,
2006)
Call for Volunteers
(May, 2006)
Homeowner Participation
(November, 2006)
If you wish to volunteer, please fill out the following form:
Community Events
2006 Annual Meeting
2006 Block Party
Emergency and Safety Information
Want to know of emergency happenings in Leewood? The LHOA is Developing
an Emergency Action Plan. If you have and suggestions or would like
to help in its development, please contact
Janet Rourke - President. She can be reached via email at president@leewood.us.
or by writing to:
Janet Rourke - President
Leewood Homeowners Association
P.O. Box 1421
Springfield, VA. 22151
Our Leewood Map is included
in our directory and Leewood Manual and also in the "About
Us" page of this board. It is very handy in locating
our neighbors and just where Leestone Ct. is in comparison to Leewood
St.!
Find out about Fairfax's Emergency
Alert system -- and sign up so you will get the information
right on your computer, PDA, or other communication device. Closely
related to the emergency alert system is the Fairfax
Medical Reserve Corps. To be a member you do not have to have
medical training, in fact most do not. This corps helps out in case
of a large scale medical emergency.
Another Fairfax service is the police department's "A
Guide to Personal Safety" . Learn safety tips
and about a program called Sexual
Assault Free & Empowered (S.A.F.E.). This program
trains women in the theory and actions they must take to be safer.
Pets and Disasters -- A Red
Cross Brochure with pointers to protect your pets.
Preparing
for Rapid Onset Emergencies -- A Fire Department Brochure.
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