Past Meetings

Notes, presentations, and other materials from past CCCA meetings & events.

2020

January 14, 2020 Joint Meeting with Crystal City Civic Association, Aurora Highlands Civic Association, and Arlington Right Civic Association

2 hours ago

AFAC Food Drive in Crystal City: Week 9 Update:

On Wednesday May 27th 2020, FLARE delivered aprox 250 pounds of food donated by Crystal City residents to AFAC.
The next (and last) pickup will be on Wednesday, June 3rd 2020, as the Commonwealth of Virginia is reopening after the COVID-19 Pandemic and going towards Phase 1 (news article in ARLnow).

Total food volume picked up: 23 cubic ft.
Crystal Lofts (0.2 cubic ft)
Waterford House (1.3 cubic ft)
Crystal Gateway (1.7 cubic ft)
Crystal Park (3.1 cubic ft)
Crystal City Shops (1.5 cubic ft)
Crystal Plaza (5.9 cubic ft)
We Live (0.8 cubic ft)
Crystal House (5.4 cubic ft)
Crystal Flats (0.4 cubic ft)
Crystal Towers (3.1 cubic ft)

Please take a moment to review the following notes:
Canned goods only. AFAC has requested that only canned items be donated to avoid attracting pests. Since February, AFAC has seen the number of active referrals increase by 30%. They expect this number to keep increasing.
Pickup locations. Please place donation boxes in safe locations that are accessible to the pickup team. Building lobbies are ideal.

Donations competition. Remember that a Pizza Party will be sponsored by Crystal City BID, to the building with the biggest contribution to AFAC. ...

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Crystal City Civic Association

3 hours ago

Arlington to Enter Phase 1 of Reopening - Newsroom

newsroom.arlingtonva.us

Arlington County, along with other localities in Northern Virginia, is transitioning to Phase 1 of the Forward Virginia plan on Friday, May 29.

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Crystal City Civic Association

6 hours ago

JUST IN: County Board Approves Process for Temporary Outdoor Restaurant Seating Areas

www.arlnow.com

With Arlington and Northern Virginia poised to begin a Phase 1 reopening on Friday, the Arlington County Board today took a first step towards allowing more business to be conducted outdoors during the pandemic. A growing body of scientific evidence has found that coronavirus spreads primarily in

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