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Ashburn Farm Association

Important Updates

Yard waste pickup will begin the first week of April. In the meantime, yard waste can be placed out with your regular trash on your scheduled collection day.

Yard Waste

In accordance with Article 2, Meetings of Members, of the Association Bylaws, the Annual Meeting of the Members will be held:

Tuesday, April 7th, 2026

Approximately 8:30 p.m. or after the regular Board of Trustees Meeting has adjourned

Windmill Community Center

21400 Windmill Drive, Ashburn, VA 20147

Annual Meeting Notice

The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors (BOS) is scheduled to consider changes on March 9th to previously allocated funding for expanding School Resource Officer (SRO) coverage to Loudoun’s elementary schools.

Community members who wish to share their input may contact the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors at bos@loudoun.gov. Those interested in this issue can express their views regarding the funding allocated in the Sheriff’s Office FY27 budget for elementary school School Resource Officers (SROs).

Download The Proposal Here:

SRO Expansion Into Elementary Schools

Ashburn Farm Association will be opening at 9:30 AM on Wednesday, March 4th for an all-staff meeting. Thank you for understanding!

Association Opening Late

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For the 2026 Board of Trustees election, the Association did not receive enough qualified candidates to require a contested election. In accordance with the Association’s governing documents, the election is therefore considered an election by acclamation (uncontested election). We want to clarify that the electronic ballot you received this morning is only to establish a quorum for the upcoming Annual Meeting. There is no vote for candidates this year.

Please take a moment to complete the electronic ballot to help us reach quorum for the Annual Meeting on April 7th.

Thank you for your participation!

As a result, the following individuals will serve on the Board of Trustees for the upcoming term:

Scott Batchelder
Dr. Stephen Boyce
Cody Rees
Dr. Stephen Lubore
Richard Oakley
Joshua Bruley
Bob Adler Hickey

Election Update

"The Ashburn Farm Homeowners Association is committed to serving and supporting our community by maintaining and enhancing its amenities to create a welcoming and thriving neighborhood. Our mission is to preserve property values, promote community engagement, and ensure the well-being of our residents. Through transparent communication, responsible stewardship, and thoughtful decision-making, we strive to provide a safe, attractive, and harmonious environment for all homeowners. By upholding high standards, fostering a sense of pride, and fostering a strong sense of community, we aim to make Ashburn Farm a place where residents can truly feel at home."

Upcoming Events In Ashburn Farm

Name: Ashburn Farm
Address: 21400 Windmill Drive, Ashburn, VA, 20147-5343, US
Telephone: (703) 729-6680

WELCOME TO

Ashburn Farm Association

There is only one way to find out if a community is right for you and your family. You must get out and experience it. Take to the sidewalks, stroll through the neighborhoods, and talk to the people you meet about why they chose to live here. We encourage you to explore Ashburn Farm in this detail because we know that you will love what you find, the parks, the people, the amenities, the setting. Ashburn Farm blends Virginia’s picturesque beauty with stunning homes and ample community amenities in Loudoun County. The majority of the land on which Ashburn Farm is located was sold to, or inherited by, John Janney, a Delegate for Loudoun County until his death in the late 1800’s. Mr. Janney called the area Ashburn Farm because of close family friends with the same name. The land was eventually sold to Senator William Stewa, later being further divided, and sold. The last owner was the Gray Family, who operated a dairy farm on the land. A windmill was salvaged and restored from the Gray estate and now stands with a large “Ohio Buckeye” tree near the Windmill Community Center.