THE Jefferson village civic Association Board
The Jefferson Village Board is composed of residents and neighbors working to support our community. The Board volunteer their time and works hard to make the experience of living in Jefferson Village a great one!

All dues-paying members are eligible to be nominated, with Directors elected to the Board by the membership for a two-year term. The position is challenging and a privilege but requires nothing more than an ability to work well with others and to be ready to lend a hand, no matter the task!

Here are your current represenatives in the community:

Jennifer Hooker (Chairperson)

Jennifer joined the neighborhood in 2017 and the JVCA soon after. She currently works as a recruiting leader.

As Chairperson, Jennifer is committed to setting an example of leadership that values listening and inclusion. She believes that great neighborhoods help people make great achievements!

Open Seat (At-Large)

Interesting in volunteering to help? Great!
For more info, contact us via e-mail here!

Jeremy Lowry (Treasurer)

Jeremy has lived In Jefferson Village for 8 years and is serving in his first term on the board and as the JVCA Treasurer. He currently works as a Product Manager in the cybersecurity industry.

Laura Tapper (At-Large)

Laura is a Assistant Principal and is currently serving her first term as an at-large member of the JVCA.

Open Seat (At-Large)

Interesting in volunteering to help? Great!
For more info, contact us via e-mail here!
THE JEFFERSON VILLAGE CIVIC ASSOCIATION
Your local representation

The Jefferson Village Civic Association (JVCA) was founded nearly thirty years ago as a means of providing the residents a means to communicate to each other and to the county on matters both internal and external to the community.

The Association's mission is to improve the neighborhood by fostering relationships between residents and between our community and other local or regional organizations. We accomplish this through neighborhood events, information gathering, enhancement projects, and acting as a voice for the members and residents of Jefferson Village. This is possible through membership fees and donations from conscientious and generous residents eager to live in a welcoming community.

If you have an issue or concern you would like us to address, feel free to contact us here.
If you would like to contribute, please do so here. Any amount will be most appreciated!

The JVCA is governed by bylaws as voted upon by our members. The most current version can be viewed (and downloaded) here in .pdf format.
OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
A Support System

Our streets, streams, and schools all are affected by surprisingly different levels of government. The Virginia Department of Transportation is more responsible for the state of the street in front of your house than in the county you live in. Here is a short rundown of the different elected officials and government agencies that serve the citizens of the Jefferson Village Civic Association.
Jefferson Village resides within Providence District, one of the nine magisterial districts of Fairfax County and operates under the urban county executive form of government.

This is spelled out under Virginia State Code Title 15.2 Chapter 8.
FAIRFAX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors appoints agency heads like the Police Chief or the Fire Chief. They also appoint the County Executive. They vote on the county budget and set the property tax rate. They also rule on land use, both commercial and residential.

Providence District starts in the East on the City of Falls Church border and follows Hillwood Avenue, Route 29 and stays on the North side of Route 50 until you reach Jaguar Trail. Providence also borders the Town of Vienna, the City of Fairfax and touches up against Fairfax County Parkway in the West. Merrifield, Oakton, and Tysons Corner are all in Providence.

​Each district elects its own Supervisor. Our District Supervisor is...

Supervisor Dalia Palchik
Providence Board of Supervisors
Providence Community Center
3001 Vaden Drive, Fairfax, VA 22031
Phone: 703-560-6946, TTY 711
Fax: 703-207-3541
provdist@fairfaxcounty.gov
First Elected: 2019
FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

Just like the Board of Supervisors, each District elects a school board member but there are also three at-large members. The School Board selects the Superintendent and votes on disbursing the money that the Board of Supervisors allocates to the school and its 185,000 students. They operate under the Code of Virginia Title 22.1 Chapter 2.

Our School Board member is…

Karl Frisch
Phone: 571-423-1084
E-mail: karl.frisch@fcps.edu

Cheryl Austin
Executive Administrative Assistant
E-mail: cheryl.austin@fcps.edu
Phone: 571-423-1069

The Superintendent of Fairfax County Public Schools is Scott Brabrand. He was a Principal in Fairfax High School, an assistant Superintendent and was the school superintendent for the City of Lynchburg. 
STATE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

Virginia had its own government before the United States was a country. Our Governor is called, Your Excellency, and used to be appointed by the English Crown. The Virginia Legislature has a House of Delegates consisting of 100 members and a Senate of 60.

They are the ones who make a budget for our roads and agencies like the Virginia State Police.

Our House of Delegate member is…

Delegate Marcus B. Simon
53rd District
County of Fairfax (part); City of Falls Church
First Elected: 2014
Office: (804) 698-1053
DelMSimon@house.virginia.gov
http://marcussimon.com
Twitter @marcussimon

Our State Senator is…
Senator Richard L. Saslaw
35th District
Member of the Senate: 1980-
district35@senate.virginia.gov
Legislative Assistant(s): Janet Muldoon
Phone: (804) 698-7535

Virginia has 11 Congressional Districts we are in the 8th.
Our Congressional Representative is…

Don Beyer
Member of Congress  2015
(202) 225-4376
His email goes through the government website:
https://beyer.house.gov/contact/

Virginia’s two Senators are…

Tim Kaine
202-224-4024
His email is through his website:
https://www.kaine.senate.gov/contact/share-your-opinion

Mark Warner
Phone: 202-224-2023
His email is through his website:
https://www.warner.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact