Snow Central
Stay Informed
Please sign up for AVCA email updates to keep yourself in the loop at every stage of a snow event including:
- Before predicted snowfall (preparation updates)
- During the storm (mid‑event updates or changes in conditions) and
- After the storm (cleanup and operations information)
Important: Please be sure to join the AVCA General Information List. This ensures emails will be delivered to your inbox.
By staying connected, you’ll know exactly what to expect and when during winter weather events.
By staying connected, you’ll know exactly what to expect and when during winter weather events.
Learn More About Snow Removal Operations
The AVCA Snow Removal Policy outlines how our community manages winter weather. Within the policy, you’ll find details on:
- Snow and ice removal objectives
- Accumulation and severity levels
- Operations priorities
- Completion timeframe goals
Please read the policy to better understand what to expect during snow events.
Important Links:
- Do I live on an AVCA Street or a VDOT Street?
- VDOT Snow Removal Fact Sheet
- VDOT Plow Status
- VDOT Concern Form
- Loudoun County Winter Weather Information
Reminders:
Homeowner Responsibility: Snow Removal
As a homeowner, you are responsible for clearing your parking space or driveway, front walkway and the sidewalk in front of your property.
Doing so helps ensure safe passage for neighbors, mail carriers, and emergency responders—and supports our community’s commitment to accessibility during winter weather.
Please Don’t Throw Snow Into the Street or Onto Fire Hydrants
When clearing snow from your car, parking space, driveway, or sidewalk do not push or throw the snow into the roadway or onto firehydrants.
Why this matters:
Keeps roads clear: Our crews work hard to plow and treat the roads. Extra snow pushed into the street undoes that progress and slows cleanup.
Community courtesy: Keeping snow off the road helps everyone get around more easily and safely.
Fire Hydrants Safety:
Fire Hydrants Safety:
Please avoid piling snow on or near fire hydrants. In an emergency, every second counts—and buried hydrants can delay response times for fire crews.
We recommend that you place the snow in your yard.
We recommend that you place the snow in your yard.
Additional Questions or Concerns:
If you have additional questions or concerns please fill out the AVCA Community Concern Form.