Our Mission
To promote all aspects of community interest accruing to a common good
and to preserve the historic, low density, semi-rural character
of Great Falls and its natural resources.
Have You Signed It? ‘SAFE THE PIKE’
Petition - Sign it Here!
Click Here - 2008-2009 GFCA Officers & Executive Board Slate by Nominating Committee
NOTICE – Beginning June 1st Georgetown Pike below Old
Dominion is scheduled to be closed (for road work – re-paving)
from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM during weekdays - Updated May 30th, 2008
June 2008 - GFCA Hosts Concerts on the Green
We are privileged to host the Concerts on the
Green again this summer. We will share
activities of interest to the Great Falls
Community while you are listening to some
great music. Come out and learn how we can
work together to achieve our vision of Great
Falls in 2020.
Sundays, June 1st through July 27th -
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
June 1st SAFE The PIKE! PETITION – What It’s All About
June 8th OUR HABITAT - Environment, Trees & more
June 15th 2008-2009 - GFCA
ELECTION RESULTS
June 22nd
- AN INTEGRATED TRAIL
SYSTEM FOR GREAT FALLS
Current Weather forecast for Great Falls, VA from the NOAA web site.
Who are we? We are your neighbors. The Association was formed over 25 years ago by homeowners in Great Falls to preserve the low density, semi-rural character of our community, to promote development that is consistent with that character, to be a vehicle for citizen participation in community affairs, and to provide a forum for the discussion of community plans and activities.
Our monthly meetings are open to everyone and we encourage the widest possible expression of views on every issue. Under the overall direction of the Executive Committee, consisting of the elected officers and 12 at large members, the Association undertakes initiatives in various areas of community interest, responds to planning and development proposals, and works with state and county agencies and officials in areas affecting the quality of life in Great Falls. The officers and Executive Committee give generously of their time and energy to help protect and enhance the unique quality of life in our community.
Click here to read the letter sent by GFCA to the Planning commission!
Our 2020 Vision project gathered feedback from our members and Great Falls to build a consensus about Great Falls as a community, and in 20 years, what should it look like? See our vision of it ...
The Great Falls Citizens association has been honored by Fairfax County for achieving recognition from the National Wildlife Federation as a Certified Community Wildlife Habitat. Please feel free take part in our heritage tree census. Click here to read the letter of appreciation from Chairman Connolly adding our trees to the county's list!
