Westfields International Center at Dulles

It appears as spring has arrived early in our area and summer is not far behind.  The park is underway with it's annual spring clean-up and prepping of the common grounds. We are in spring mode as  streets are swept, mowing has begun and the planting of flowers are underway!   At this point all of our planting beds, walls, and shrubs have been cleaned up and mulched.  The irrigation has been turned on and we are underway with our normal day to day maintenance activities in the park as we emerge from a very light winter.  Small captial project will be completed and irrigation repairs and upgrades will take place in the comingn weeks.  Please notify our office if you have any concerns or if you have any comments.   Thank you!  WBOA Office

Updated: Wed, Febuary 8th, 2012

The WBOA is monitoring the another potential snow/ice event coming into the area this afternoon.   Please be advised that the majority of the roads in Westfields are public roads maintained by VDOT.  We will monitor the weather and treat as required the roads which the WBOA has responsibility.  Should you need or want to contact VDOT regarding the roads please see the information below:

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is responsible for removing snow and ice from the thousands of miles of public roads (interstate, primary and secondary) in Fairfax County. Clearing is done on a priority basis, with interstates and high volume roads cleared first. Public roadways can typically be identified by a route number sign posted at street intersections. Once the most heavily traveled roads and emergency routes are adequately clear, snow crews move to less-traveled roads and subdivisions. Please contact VDOT online or at 1-800-FOR-ROAD (367-7623), TTY 711, for further information.

Thanks!

WBOA Office

The 2011 Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards were announced on November 1st 2011 in an awards program produced by the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, the Professional Services Council and by Washington Technology.  Westfield's own Agilex Technology Inc wins "Contractor of the Year " ($25 million to $75 million).   Congratulations on this wonderful achievement and recognition. 

Westfields managed to come through the tropical storm with minor damage as a result of Hurricane Irene moving up the coast.   A few trees and shrubs came down but most of the debris is from leaf and tree limbs that came down with the high winds.  As a result of our prunning efforts over that last two years many of the brandford pear trees survived the heavy winds in the center islands of the boulevards.

All of the storm water management ponds that the WBOA manages worked without incident and performed as designed.  These ponds were checked prior and after the storm.

In our survey of the park early Sunday morning, we did not see any visible building damage from the roads.  Please check your properties and let the WBOA office know if there are any damanges to the common areas we need to address.  

Westfields Wins Fairfax County Blue Ribbon Award!

Fairfax County Office of Public Private Partnerships has awarded the Westfields Business Owners Association their Blue Ribbon Partnership Award for 2011 for its support for the surrounding community. This award was nominated by Sue Boucher of Fairfax-Falls Church Community Service Board. The WBOA is very honored to have received such an award and is a reflection of of the dedication and efforts of the Community Involvement Committee and their dedicated members. The WBOA Office would like to thank Sue Boucher for her support and nomination for this award. The WBOA would also like thank Ms. Kellie Perry, the President of the Community Involvemnent Committee (CIC) and Sr Property Manager with Corporate Office Properties Trust. She has led this committee for many years and as done a stellar job managing the committee and our efforts in the community. We would also like the thank the many CIC volunteers that spend their time and efforts to make our Westfields community such a special place work. In addition we would like to thank property owners and Board of Directors who have been so gracious in their support for this committee and its programs. Thank you and Job well done!! Link to Press Release