Crozet Streetscape Project Update

Albemarle County is pleased to present an update on the progress of the Crozet Streetscape Project as of January 31, 2014. Relocation of the utilities, including removing poles from Crozet Avenue, is  now 100% complete in a critical first step of the project. The County has issued a Notice to Proceed to the project contractor, Linco, with an anticipated substantial completion date of October 2014. The Contractor should be on the ground in February, with noticeable work beginning in mid to late February. The County will announce the date of the ground breaking of construction and other key milestones as soon as they are available. Please keep track of the latest developments with the Crozet Streetscape via one or more of the following methods:

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Updates

The next CCA meeting is scheduled on Tuesday, September 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM at the Crozet Library Community room.  Everyone is welcome to attend.  Your voice is important in shaping Crozet’s future.  Join us.
Our last CCA meeting was May 5, 2026.  Past meeting minutes are posted under “CCA Meeting Minutes” heading.

Our mail address is:  P.O. Box 653, Crozet, VA 22932
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The next Crozet Community Advisory Committee (CCAC) meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, September 9 at 7:00 PM at the Crozet Library community room!

Want to know more about Crozet? Go to Discover Crozet!


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LEAP Energy Check-up

A reminder that the Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP)’s certified Building Analysts will be Crozet January 13-17 as part of LEAP’s participation in an instant-rebate Energy Efficiency Program sponsored by Dominion Virginia Power.

So act quickly – this offer is valid for January 13-17! 
Visit http://www.leap-va.org/checkup

And when you sign-up there is field for indicating whether a homeowner is part of a fundraiser. It's a large box underneath where check-up times are selected (click here for a picture). Please put in "Crozet Community Association" and the CCA will get a $10 donation from the $45 check-up cost!

From there, click on our online scheduler, navigate to the your Crozet location, and pick a coach, day, and time that works for you!

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CCA Meeting agenda for January 9, 2014

Crozet Community Meeting, January 9, 2014 at 7:30PM at the Field School

(Click here for PDF version of the agenda)

Welcome
Agenda Review / Changes and additions from the floor.
Approval of the CCA’a last meeting's minutes (November 14, 2013)  (Click here for PDF version of these minutes.)
Treasurer's Report by Emery Taylor  ($10 family contribution for 2014 now payable)
A Moment in Crozet History (Phil James)

Possible Drop-in visits from Albemarle County Police officers (Evening Patrol Division) As part of the Albemarle County Police department community policing.

Presentation:  Update and schedule of Crozet Streetscape work by Albemarle County staff.  Follow status at: http://albemarle.org/CrozetStreetscape 

Updates and news from our supervisor, Ann Mallek .

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Trick or Treat on The Square – 4 to 6PM!

Mountainside Living invites you to a free, fun and safe trick or treat event. 

Please join us on Thursday, October 31st from 4-6 pm for Trick or Treat on the Square

The residents of Mountainside Living along with Mudhouse, Crozet Hardware, Georgetown West Dayspa and Parkway Pharmacy will hand out candy to all the trick or treaters.  Our residents at Mountainside are so excited about seeing the children in their costumes and handing out candy and we don’t want to disappoint them.  So please pass the word on and bring the family!  We can’t wait to see everyone there!

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Safely dispose of old prescription and over-the-counter drugs on Saturday, October 26.

What do you do with your unused prescription pills and over-the-counter medications? Do you throw them away? Flush them down the toilet? Simply leave them in your cabinet for a rainy day?

Doing any of the above can provoke tragic consequences including enabling the drugs to get into the wrong hands or find their way into drinking water and irrigation supplies. That’s why it’s crucial to safely dispose of unused prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, veterinary medications and nutritional supplements.

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