This Week in The Village
April 3, 2026
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We kindly remind all pet owners to clean up after your animals and dispose of waste properly at the nearest pet waste station.
Leaving pet waste in common areas or on neighbors’ property is not allowed and harms our environment.
Ashburn Village Community Association follows Code of Ordinances, Chapter 612.19 regarding dog waste. Let’s all do our part to keep our community clean and respectful!
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Do YOU have a great story to share?
Are you an original owner, a new homeowner, someone with an interesting hobby, a resident who has made a positive impact in the community, or the owner of a home‑based or local Ashburn Village business?
If so, we want to feature YOU in the monthly Villager community magazine!
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This is a wonderful opportunity for neighbors to get to know you and/or your business.
Click here to learn more about the Community Spotlight feature and how you can participate.
Sign Up Here!
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Upcoming Meetings
Racquet Sports Committee
April 6, 2026 - 1 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center & Virtual)
Landscape Committee
April 7, 2026 - 6 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center & Virtual)
Aquatics Advisory Committee
April 8, 2026 - 8 PM (Virtual)
Events Committee
April 13, 2026 - 5 PM (Virtual)
Parking Committee
April 14, 2026 - 6 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center)
Finance Committee
April 16, 2026 - 7 PM (Virtual)
Board of Directors
April 28, 2026 - 6 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center & Virtual)
Architectural Review Committee
May 7, 2026 - 6 PM (Virtual)
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FACILITIES & GROUNDS
Maintenance Summary
- Repaired multiple lights on AVB
- Repaired lights at Lakes Rec pool
- Repaired flagpole at the Pavilion
- Repaired flagpole at Killawog
- Assembled poles in the shop
- Removed fallen tree from Fincastle
- Removed broken bike from playground pole
- Removed broken rope bridge from playground
- Repaired playground slide
- Built new benches for the sauna
- Repaired lights on Gloucester
- Replaced three 13‑foot light poles
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Inspections:
Annual Property Reviews Currently in Progress
Inspectors are in Zone 1
Each year, Association staff conduct annual inspections of single‑family homes and townhomes to help ensure properties remain in compliance with the Community Guidelines.
If you are a new homeowner in the Village, or if you’re unfamiliar with the Architectural and Environmental Guidelines that our Community Standards Inspectors follow, we encourage you to review them ahead of time. Being familiar with the Guidelines is a great way to stay informed.
Read more about the inspection process—and find out which zone your home falls under—in the February Villager magazine on pages 6 and 7 by clicking here.
In addition to Annual inspections, inspectors may be in your area addressing resident-submitted concerns, and performing resale inspections if you are selling your home.
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Please put yard waste in paper lawn bags or a container specifically marked "Yard Waste."
Yard debris is picked up on Mondays only and can be placed on the curbside up to 2 days prior to pick up.
Yard waste does not include any materials arising from tree removal, land clearing, or development activities (i.e.- hired landscaping contractors).
For more information, click here, and scroll down to the second to last section titled Yard Waste/Compost.
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Share Your Thoughts: Steam Room Survey
Now Open
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As part of ongoing facility planning at the Sports Pavilion, the existing steam room is due for a significant overhaul. The estimated cost to replace the steam room is approximately $35,000.
Before moving forward, we are seeking resident input on whether to renovate the current steam room or consider alternative uses for the space.
Your feedback will help guide this decision.
This survey will close on Apr. 19, 2026
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Summer Opportunities
to Work as a Lifeguard in the Village
Our pool contractor, Premier Aquatics, is currently hiring lifeguards and will be hosting a hiring event this Saturday. If you, or someone you know, including interested teens, would like to learn more, please contact Premier Aquatics at 703‑373‑0350or apply on their website. You can join the Zoom hiring event by clicking the link below or scanning the QR code on the flyer.
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Zoom Link: Click here
Meeting ID: 787 479 3221
Passcode: Premier
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Scrape for the Grape has quickly become one of Loudoun’s most popular volunteer events, with more than 1,000 volunteers expected this year!
This family-friendly event brings together residents from across Loudoun to scrape spotted lanternfly egg masses before they hatch, before they hatch, creating awareness about the invasive species issue while helping protect our rural economy and local vineyards.
As a thank you, participating wineries and vineyards offer special discounts to volunteers throughout the three event weekends, and Mom’s Apple Pie will provide special event cookies shaped like the spotted lanternfly for the kids. See the photo below.
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Participants will also receive great event merchandise as a keepsake for taking part in this free community effort.
Co-founded by Ashburn Village resident and Board Member Mike Littman, the event will be held this year at 16 wineries and vineyards, Ida Lee Park, and two HOAs on:
- Saturday, April 4
- Sunday, April 12
Time: 10am - 1pm each day!
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April GroupX Schedule
AVSP offers members a wide selection of complimentary Group Exercise activities. Choose a class that inspires you to maintain your well-being and enjoy the support of your community. Classes include various styles of:
- Aqua Aerobics
- Active Adult
- Total Body / Cardio
- Dance
- Cycle
- Mind and Body
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Youth Program
Learn more about our community youth program and what it offers by clicking here.
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