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The JMLCA is responsible for the civic well-being of the High View Park community and concerns itself with civic interests including education, public spaces, streetscapes, transportation, police protection, etc.
The JMLCA is the point of contact for Arlington County for issues concerning the community and speaks for the community on issues of importance to the residents. In addition, the JMLCA is represented on the Arlington County Civic Federation.
All residents of High View Park, whether they own or rent, and all non-resident owners are eligible to be members of the JMLCA.
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The JMLCA works to keep our community updated on activities and important County initiatives.
Open to High View Park Homeowners, Businesses, Residents, and Volunteers
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INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP
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Dues are Jan-Dec
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Pay at meeting or by mail
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Or by PayPal (added fee of .91 cents)
SENIOR MEMBERSHIP
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For Ages 65 and up
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Dues are Jan-Dec
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Or by PayPal (added fee of .71 cents)
BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP
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Dues are Jan-Dec
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Pay at meeting or by mail
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Or by PayPal (added fee of $1.82)
Why are we the John M. Langston Citizens Association?
About Historic Preservation
What is the overall purpose of the Historic Preservation Grant project?
The overall purpose for the Historic Preservation project is to achieve designation of the Hall’s Hill-High View Park Community in the U.S. Department of the Interior –
National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places.
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Goal
Submit a nomination to the Virginia State Historic Preservation Office to request formal recognition of the Hall’s Hill-High View Park community’s historical significance.
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Goal
Build stronger connections between our community members, greater-Arlington, and the Washington Metropolitan area by educating people about the significance of HHHVP’s history from the post-Civil War era to the present.
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Goal
Encourage longevity and preservation of HHHVP as one of the remaining historically black neighborhoods in Arlington as neighborhood “revitalization” and “upscaling” efforts continue across Arlington County.
From the Blog
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF HISTORIC ARLINGTON COUNTY’S HALLS HILL FIRE STATION 8
Fire Station 8 has changed the course of history, and positively impacted opportunities for African Americans in the fire service. Our celebration is honoring not only the history and those who’ve paved the way, but also the continuing legacy of Fire Station 8.