Category Archives: safety

CORONAVIRUS UPDATE from Our Algonkian District Supervisor

14 March 20Algonkian District Supervisor, announcement, health, loudoun county, notice, safetywebmaster

RECEIVE TEXT UPDATES ON CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19): Text LCCOVID19 to 888777 Loudoun County VIRGINIA Dear Constituents,

Just now, Chair Phyllis Randall led a press conference to update the County on steps being taken to ensure the safety of residents as we deal with this situation. If you missed the press conference you can find it on the county’s website at loudoun.gov/webcast and on the Loudoun County Government’s page on Facebook.

Many of you may have heard that the County Health Department announced that a third resident of Loudoun County has tested “presumptive positive” for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). This individual is a male in his 30s who lives in Loudoun County. The Health Department is currently investigating the potential source of this person’s infection. The individual is being treated at a hospital in Loudoun County.
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Sidewalks Upgraded

12 March 20loudoun county, maintenance, onthecircle, roads, safety, sidewalkwebmaster

Your tax dollar$ @ work: handicap access ramps were installed today in front of
208 Cardinal Glen Cir & 410 Cardinal Glen Cir.

Sure hope the county fixes our other sidewalk problems soon…

parcel d landscaping

2 September 19alongRt7, barbsGarden, commonground, frontentrance, landscaping, maintenance, onthecircle, rt7, safetytom wible

barb says all the low branches in the front common ground should b pruned, otherwise the mowers will continue to break them:

that would also eliminate secluded areas, a safety issue. otoh, it would also open sightlines to route 7, increasing noise for the first line of houses…what do you think? please take our poll:

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Trash in Mailboxes

15 March 19commonground, community, police, safetywebmaster

Several of our neighbors have found trash in their mailboxes this week…it’s a sad state of affairs when the first thought was a hate crime, but 45 is to blame for that:-\

I spoke to our mailman today, who told me one of our residents had been making those deposits, and had handed him a pinecone, as if it were a religious talisman. The resident has been detained for psychiatric evaluation following his rampage through our common ground.