Fairlington Meadows

Virginia Landmarks
December 2, 1998

Fairlington Meadows
Condominium Association

National Register
March 29, 1999

Welcome to the Fairlington Meadows Web Site

Fairlington Meadows consists of 22 acres with 57 residential buildings, a pool and kiddie pool, a basketball court, two tennis courts, and a playground.

Today, Fairlington’s attractive garden setting and tree-lined streets create a quiet, tranquil atmosphere just minutes from downtown Washington. Although there is always some turnover among residents, the community is remarkably stable.

Pool Committee Volunteers Wanted
The Meadows is looking for volunteers to be members of the newly reformed Pool Committee. Roles and responsibilities include: providing day-to-day oversight of the pool operations, making recommendations to the Board on pool improvements or solutions to pool issues, and organizing and facilitating pool social functions. If you are interested contact: John Thurber, Board President at j.thurber@verizon.net
(Posted February 1, 2012)

Next Board Meeting
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Fairlington Community Center
3308 S. Stafford Street - 7:00 PM

(Posted February 1, 2012)

November 16, 2011Board Minutes
(Posted February 2, 2012)

Fall 2011 Meadows Messenger Posted September 23, 2011

On Monday, May 24, 2010, the existing Fairlington Meadows web site address (meadowsindex.htm) was deactivated.
The new address is http://www.fairlington.org/meadowsindex.htm. This site is currently activated.
Up until 2005, the Meadows web site was included on the Fairlington Historic District (www.fairlington.org) site along with the other five associations in South Fairlington.
This change is returning the Meadows site to this address.
(Posted May 19, 2010)

Meadows Alerts - EMail Notifications

We now have an e-mail list service for the Meadows! So, in addition to the bi-monthly newsletter, monthly open meetings, and an up-to-date Web site with archival documents, we now have e-mail alerting residents to events and issues!

To sign up for Meadows Alerts, please enter your name and e-mail address on the Meadows Alerts Page (Link Below). You will then receive a confirmation e-mail that you will need to respond to in order to be signed up for this free service.

You can unsubscribe at anytime. Your e-mail address will not be shared. If you don't have a personal e-mail account, several online sites provide one free of charge.

Home Owners Link (HOL) - Emergency Notification Service
Click Here for Details - Posted May 9, 2008
"If you haven't done so already, please sign up for the Home Owners Link emergency notification service. The application is listed under the documents tab."