Halloween Decorating Contest 2019

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Get into the Halloween Spirit and decorate your home to be the scariest, funkiest or funniest in Broadlands! Judging will take place the evenings the week of October 20. Winning entries will be listed in the Broadlands Newsletter and on this website. Judging is based on creativity, arrangement, special effects and overall appearance.

Send your Name, Address, Phone and Email address to Halloween Entry **OR** Print, complete and mail/drop off the 2019 Halloween Decorating Contest Form (PDF). Entries must be submitted NO LATER than 5PM on Friday, October 18. See Contest Rules below.  

Broadlands HOA Office
21907 Claiborne Parkway
Broadlands, VA 20148

1st Place – $100 prize
2nd Place – $75 prize
3rd Place – $50 prize

Contest Rules

  • Contest is limited to what can be seen from the street at night.
  • Participants are requested to keep their houses decorated through November 3rd so the community may view and enjoy them.
  • Winners will be notified on Friday, October 25, 2019.
  • Management reserves the right to combine or divide single family and townhome prizes if entries warrant.
  • Judges’ decisions are final.

School Pool Hours

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Pool Hours Now Thru Labor Day: Upon schools opening on August 22, our pool schedules revert back to in-session hours. Please note exception with Southern Walk Pool below:

  • Southern Walk Pool: Weekdays 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, Weekends & Holidays 11:00 am – 8:00 pm. With the exception during the school holiday on Friday, August 30th when the Southern Walk Pool will be open from 11:00am – 8:00pm.
  • Community Center Pool: Weekends & Holidays ONLY, 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm, (Closed Mon-Fri). The Community Pool will NOT be open on Friday, August 30th.
  • Summerbrooke Pool: Open Daily 10:00am-8:00pm

Census Bureau – Job Workshops in December

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Census Day is coming up on April 1, 2020. Everyone living in the county must be counted, regardless of age or citizenship. The Census is extremely important to Loudoun County not only for determining representation for elected office but also how much funding the county receives for vital education, healthcare, transportation, and social services. Last year Loudoun received almost $31 million in federal funding based on the population data from the last census for programs including Head Start, Free & Reduced School Lunch, Healthcare, Affordable Housing, Road Projects, and SNAP (food stamps). Residents will be able to respond by phone (provided in 13 languages), mail, or online (provided in 13 languages).

The Census Bureau will be hiring more than 1,000 additional personnel in Loudoun County to help conduct the Census. Enumerator positions are compensated at $25 per hour, plus reimbursement for mileage, etc. If you are considering applying, you may be interested in one of four workshops in September on the 6th, 13th, 16th, and 23rd conducted by Loudoun County’s Workforce Resource Center. These sessions will offer instructions and tips on completing the 2020 Census employment application. Participants will have an opportunity to ask questions relating to the application process. Attendance at the workshops is limited. To learn more and how to register please find the information here: https://interwapp14.loudoun.gov/wrcw/