A Volunteer Organization of Residents & Businesses in Shirlington

Shirlington Civic Association is a volunteer organization of residents and businesses located in the Shirlington area. The purpose of our Shirlington community center is to help maintain and improve the quality of life in our neighborhood by working in partnership with the Arlington government, local businesses and other community organizations to bring about civic betterment and social improvements for the good of our residents, businesses and the welfare of our community.

Next Meeting

SCA Meeting via Zoom

Monday, September 9, 2024; 7 - 8 pm

Join us at https://tinyurl.com/SCA-Zoom-Mtg

Guest:  Genelle Schuler, Arlington Public Library, Shirlington Branch

Join our conversation with Shirlington's Hometown Librarian

Genelle Schuler, Branch Manager of the Shirlington Public Library, is a native Arlingtonian. She's passionate about community engagement, environmental sustainability and, of course, all things literary.

An AFAC volunteer, Friends of Green Springs Garden (FROG) member, Food Security Grant reviewer and Master Gardener, Genelle attended Arlington public schools and served as vice president of the Arlington Mill Civic Association.

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Blog

County responds about South Arlington Mill Drive changes
June 29, 2016 |
S Arlington Mill Drive Street and Cars

Following up on our June 8th meeting, the Association received this response on June22 from the County concerning proposed changes to South Arlington Mill Drive.) Read More

4MRV Working Group Finally Launches, Shirlington Reps Named
May 18, 2016 |
Group of People walking on the street

Finally! On May 17, the Arlington County Board appointed the Working Group for the Four MileRun Valley (4MRV) Initiative. This too-long-awaited planning effort will focus on a large area,including both…

Shirlington offers a quiet, convenient lifestyle close to the District
February 19, 2016 |
Houses and snow covered exterior area

Arlington’s Shirlington community, originally developed in the 1940s, has grown andchanged through the years but maintains a village vibe that appeals to young families andempty nesters alike.Twelve years ago, when…

Dog Park Protests, County Responds
February 21, 2011 |
Shirlington Civic Association

How will Four Mile Run Valley planning affect the Shirlington dog park? Will it stay in itscurrent location? The SCA certainly hopes so. We are advocating for that vigorously… Read…

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