Loudoun County Election 2018

The Loudoun County Office of Elections will bring a mobile office to the Brambleton Welcome Center on Friday, August 24th from 12 to 4 PM. This office will provide the same election services offered at the main office in Leesburg, including voter registra...

Brambleton Fall Events

Registration is now open for upcoming fall events! Click on the event links to sign up and find more details.

• Dog Gone Wild Pool Party: Sunday, September 9th
• Neighborhood Campout: September 15th-16th
• Fall Yard Sale: Saturday, September 22nd
• Two by Fo...

Fall Fest

Save the date for Fall Fest on Saturday, October 6th! Come out with the whole family and enjoy rides, food trucks, live music, an artist marketplace, and more! Also, the Van Metre Cornhole Challenge is calling on young Brambleton residents to sub...

Helping Law Enforcement Help You

At the most recent meeting of BCA’s Safety & Security Committee, LCSO DFC Ryan Christman was present to provide an educational session to the committee regarding reporting suspicious activity and shared the following information:

• The Loudoun ...

Legacy Park Sand Volleyball Court

The sand volleyball court project has been completed. Two benches and a woodchip trail have been installed, and the surrounding grounds have been graded and sodded. This area will be watered several times a day, resulting in soft and easily damaged turf. ...

Dead Tree Removal

The Brambleton community and the East Coast continue to be impacted by the emerald ash borer (EAB). The Association will be removing dead or partially dead ash trees on maintained common areas throughout the community over the next month.&nbs...

Bond Release Activity

Bond release work is currently being performed in Section 24. These sections are experiencing concrete break and replacement work; this may impact ingress and egress of driveways. Residents will be notified by the developer's contractor if they a...

Blasting Operations in Birchwood

Blasting operations are underway and will continue for approximately the next three months. Blasting may be felt at times by residents living in the southeast corner of the community (Sections 15, 21, 24, and 27).