Useful Links

Local Concerns

Fairfax County Crime Prevention and Awareness

Pothole Reporting - report a road problem (i.e. pothole) to VDOT

Downed Trees - report a downed tree or debris to Fairfax County after a storm

Fairfax Water - monitor and report water main breaks

Excessive Speed concerns

• ​Obtain any of the follwing if possible  - license plate, make, model, year.
• Contact FFC non-emergency number - 703-691-2131
  • ​ More information at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/911/calling-non-emergency
  • Substation for CCHOA - https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/district/mclean
• Many residents inquire about speed control devices like speed humps.  This is a Fairfax County Department of Transportation responsibility.  More information can be found at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/transportation/residential-traffic-administration​ -- see below for a PDF with details

Community Communications

Nextdoor.com (click to join) -  If you're not already a member, the Board suggests trying a private social-networking website called Nextdoor as a way to exchange information of interest in the community. Nextdoor has specific sections on lost & found, crime & safety, business recommendations and classified ads. Note that the Clarks Crossing "neighborhood" is larger than the formal boundaries of our Association.

Transportation

Northern Virigina Paving Projects - VDOT website with interactive map showing which roads are scheduled for paving.

Fairfax County Alerts - subscribe to traffic (and other alerts) from Fairfax County, received via email, text messages and more.

Route 7 Corridor Improvement - News, updates, FAQs and more on the pending expansion of Rt 7 from Tyson's Corner to Reston.

Emergency Preparedness

Fairfax County Alerts - Subscribe to weather (and other alerts) from Fairfax County, received via email, text messages and more.  See recent newsletter attached below.

Be Red Cross Ready - Guidance on putting together family first aid and survival kits for different types of disasters, as well as making emergency plans for your family