Curtis Sheet, Chief, Wintergreen Fire & Rescue, offers some updates.
Why are there no recycling locations within Wintergreen?
Why masks again? Why now?
Major improvements to walking paths underway
Wintergreen Fire & Rescue Mid-Year Updates
Passing of Russell Otis
Russell Otis, long time Executive Director of WPOA, passed away peacefully at his home on Sunday. Russell was an ardent supporter of the Wintergreen Community and served as the first Executive Director of WPOA from 1989 until 2016. Many in the community will remember Russell for his sharp wit, his honesty, and his active participation in the success of both Wintergreen and Nelson County.
WPOA Statement on Renaissance Ridge
Go here to read the March 25th, 2021 letter from WPOA to Wintergreen property owners regarding the proposed Renaissance Ridge development.
For more background on this development, see the initial announcements here.
Update on the Nellysford Vaccine Clinic
Developing the potential of Stoney Creek Park
Proposed Renaissance Ridge Development Announced
New Mountain Mail Center Open for Business
Wintergreen has strict rules on outdoor fireplaces
You have a beautiful home in the Blue Ridge Mountains and you want to sit by a fire and stargaze, we get it. We want you to do that too, but in a way that doesn’t endanger your neighbors. Read more here
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Changes coming to Beech Grove and Reeds Gap Road
AQUA Update for Stoney Creek Owners from Hank Gibb and Bruce Henderson
New Guide to all of Wintergreen
Staying Up-To-Date on Covid-19 Vaccine
Christmas Tree Pickup Now Available
After the holidays WPOA will pick up old Christmas trees from the curb at no cost. Property owners should call 434-325-8528 when their tree is on the curb, making certain parking spots on the street are not blocked and ditches can easily drain. Expect to see the tree removed from the curb within two to four days.
Wintergreen's Police Chief: Report on 2020
Totaling up all of the numbers in this chart comes up with 278. That single statistic signals how 2020 was a busier year than usual for the Wintergreen Police Department, and it does not count all of house and business checks, neighborhood patrols, and community contact Wintergreen Police officers made on a daily basis last year.