Community Associations Institute - Washington Metropolitan Chapter

Washington Metro Chapter Community Associations Institute, a 501(c)(6) organization, is the largest of CAI’s 64 U.S. and international chapters with approximately 3,300 members, five staff, and a $1.35 million budget. Locally, our members include over 1,500 community association leaders and residents, 1,200 community managers, 80 community association management firms, and more than 300 companies who provide products and services to community associations.

Our mission: Educating, empowering and connecting stakeholders to strengthen community associations.

When we do our best work and fully deliver on our mission:
1. Managers, homeowners, and community association service providers are highly educated and informed on community association issues.
2. Legislators work collaboratively with us to develop effective community association legislation.
3. Community association professionals are well connected to each other, serving community associations more effectively.

https://www.caidc.org

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THANK YOU TO ALL THE SITES WHO PARTICIPATED IN POTOMAC WATERSHED CLEAN UP DAY ON APRIL 20.  


There are a couple sites holding their event later in April and May. You can sign up for those through the day of their event. 

Every person needs a registration, regardless of age if they 12 and older. All attendees need to sign the waiver prior to the event or when you arrive onsite. 

EVENT HELD MAY 9, 9 AM: VA: Greenbriar Commons Park

Please park next to Greenbriar East Elementary School along the Rocky Run Stream.

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EVENT HELD APRIL 21, 11 AM VA: Howard E. Herman Stream Valley Park (Sold Out)

Howard E. Herman Stream Valley Park - WALKING PATH - 601 W Broad Street, Falls Church, VA. 22046
Park at the Broadway of Falls Church Condo - PatientFirst Parking Lot. Restrooms available.

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EVENT HELD MAY 18 VA: Thaiss Park off Accotink Creek

The creek runs through Willcoxon Park and Mantua Park. There are walking trails and foot bridges running along the creek through these parks. The creek meanders through these two parks. There is a main walking and biking trail that runs close to the creek that is paved or gravel covered. There are portajons at the Thaiss Park.

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