Mason Neck Citizens Association

Our Purpose:
To promote the preservation of the historic, archaeological, and environmental resources of Mason Neck and to educate the community, and the public in general, about the unique resources of Mason Neck.

Membership is now dues-free to all Mason Neck Residents

MNCA 2025 Annual Meeting

Tuesday, May 6, 7-8:30 pm, at George Mason’s Gunston Hall

The Mason Neck Citizens’ Association (MNCA) will hold its Annual Meeting on Tuesday, May 6. Please join us!
In addition to our election for 2025/2026 MNCA Board Members, the schedule will include updates from our local and state representatives.

Meeting Schedule

7:00-7:30 Social with light refreshments
7:30-8:30 Presentations and Elections
- Welcome and MNCA Accomplishments: President Nancy Wilochka
- U.S. Congressman Don Beyer
- State Senator Scott Surovell
- Delegate Rozia Henson
- Mount Vernon District Supervisor Dan Storck
- Mount Vernon School Board Representative Mateo Dunn
- Elections: Although there are no contested positions, please review the Statements of Candidates here.

The Board is always looking for new members, particularly from parts of the Neck that are less represented than others. Our current eleven-member Board – capable of expansion! -- includes four members from Hallowing Point, two from Gunston Manor, and one each from Harbor View, Springfield Drive, Gunston Rd, Mason Collar Civic Association, and The Reserve. If you are interested in joining the Board, please contact Immediate Past MNCA President Hillary Clawson at hillary.k.clawson@gmail.com.

For over 40 years, the volunteer, not-for-profit MNCA has played a critical role in representing the interests of residents of “The Neck” on issues such as:

Protecting our area’s natural heritage (including Mason Neck State Park, Elizabeth Hartwell National Wildlife Refuge, Pohick Bay Regional Park, and Meadowood Special Recreation Management Area);
Traffic congestion, road improvements, electricity outages and other infrastructure issues and related issues;
Providing updates to our community on local happenings ranging from power outages and lost pets to traffic accidents/road closures and local culture/entertainment/charity events; and
Holding annual “Meet the Candidates” events with candidates for local and national office (stay tuned for our event this Fall!)

Membership in MNCA is free; donations are gratefully accepted.