This is Arlington Heights.

We are an association of residents & business owners in the Historic Arlington Heights Neighborhood. We meet monthly to advocate for our neighborhood and its future prosperity.

Leadership

At Arlington Heights Civic Association, our leadership team plays a crucial role in guiding our organization toward achieving its objectives and serving our community effectively. Our current officers, elected annually as per our bylaws, are dedicated to upholding the values and mission of AHCA. These officers include our President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. These officers work together to ensure that AHCA remains a strong advocate for our Arlington Heights neighborhood, promoting civic betterment, community preservation, and the enhancement of our unique charm. If you have any questions or would like to get in touch with our leadership team, please feel free to contact us.

Officers

President

Brian

Sigritz

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First VP

Steven

Kleppin

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Second VP

Vacant

Position

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Secretary

Eileen

Janas

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Treasurer

Kelly

Davison

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NC Chair

Darcey

Cuffman

Environmental Chair

Terri

Armao

FBZ Advisor

Vacant

History

The name Arlington Heights has been used since the first half of the 19th Century, when it designated a large area extending from the current site of the Custis-Lee Mansion, westward and southward. Civil War maps clearly show this area. Maps at the turn of the century, however, show establishment of smaller neighborhoods that once were part of the larger area known as Arlington Heights. As each of these areas was carved out and established, such as Barcroft, Alcova Heights and Clarendon, our neighborhood remained as the only area still using the Arlington Heights name. More information is available in the Virginia Room at Arlington County's Central Library.

This is Arlington Heights.

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