The Cameron Station Civic Association, Inc. is a nonprofit, non-political organization promoting the interest, welfare, and common good of the residents of Cameron Station and the general welfare of the residents of Alexandria, VA. The civic association may work with other area organizations with similar goals to promote common objectives. Unlike the Cameron Station Community Association (also referred to as the Homeowners Association), residents are not required to join the civic association, but all Cameron Station homeowners and renters are welcome and encouraged to join.

You may join the Cameron Station Civic Association by sending a check for $20 per voting member (ages 18 and older) with your name(s), address, phone number, and email address(es) to:


The Cameron Station Civic Association was formed in March 2000, and immediately became involved with issues important to Cameron Station residents including:

• Working with city staff to provide traffic-calming in Brenman Park
• Stopped plans to build a 120-foot high-rise in Phase IV of Cameron Station
• Defeating plans to build a road connecting Duke and Eisenhower through Brenman Park
• Defeating plans to construct a staging area for Wilson Bridge construction near Cameron Station
• Working with city staff to provide "countdown" lights for pedestrians and additional turn lanes on Duke Street into Cameron Station Blvd.
• Urging City Council to require environmental/health improvements and air quality monitoring at the Virginia Paving facility
• Urging city staff to install a "tot lot" for 2- to 6-year-olds in Brenman Park (construction scheduled for April, 2007)
• Many other projects and issues over the past seven years

Contact the Cameron Station Civic Association, and sign up for it's email blast, at: CSCivicAssn@cs.com.