We have a nomination for the elected board position of Neighborhood Representative. The bylaws state that the role of a Neighborhood Representative is as follows:
“The neighborhood representative shall be a resident of and represent either neighborhood if, after the election of the other four elected officers, such neighborhood is not otherwise represented by another elected officer.”
Patience MacCartney is a Riverview resident interested in becoming more involved in our community and has been nominated for the position. A special election will take place during our civic league meeting on March 13, 2023. If you have any questions or concerns, please get in touch with Laura Burns at president@cprv.net.
We hope to see everyone at the February meeting! Make sure to sign up here!
Explore what’s inside this month’s newsletter, including meeting highlights, community updates, features on gardening, sustainability, and composting, upcoming events, ways to get involved, and stories celebrating our neighbors and the shared efforts shaping CPRV.
To make reporting streetlight outages faster and easier, we have obtained a Dominion Energy Streetlight Reference Map for our neighborhood. The map shows the exact location and pole number for every streetlight, so you don’t have to guess, squint, or wander the block at night playing “Is this the one?”
Colonial Place Riverview Civic League kicked off 2026 with a well-attended January meeting covering neighborhood safety, community events, local improvements, and what’s ahead this year. Watch the full meeting recap video.
From happy hours and bike parades to school drives and art walks, CPRV neighbors came together in 2025 for 15+ events that strengthened our community and celebrated connection in Colonial Place and Riverview.
This month’s CPRV newsletter kicks off in January 2026 with reflections on recent neighborhood wins, a look ahead to upcoming projects and events, highlights from community gatherings, updates on the Mayflower shoreline path, and features celebrating the people, pets, and shared efforts shaping our neighborhood’s next chapter together.
This month’s CPRV newsletter recaps November’s community highlights, celebrates new board leadership, spotlights the 2026 Pets of CPRV Calendar, and shares updates on the Mayflower shoreline path, upcoming events, holiday gatherings, contests, and more—all the ways our neighborhood continues to grow, connect, and thrive.