Official county and state information, with responsibility checks before reporting.
Find the Right Contact
Start with the issue, then check who is responsible. These links open official county or state websites in the same tab. Use your browser’s Back button to return.
Who Handles This?
Playground and Common Areas
Report a problem or suggest an improvement to the playground or association common areas. Share a Concern or Suggestion
Pothole, road damage, or snow
Check whether the road is state-maintained or private before choosing a reporting route. Roads & snow guidance
Missed trash pickup
Each homeowner arranges private trash and recycling collection. Contact your provider for missed pickups and schedules. Trash & recycling guidance
Tree, drainage, or streetlight problem
Location and ownership matter; the county guides help identify the appropriate contact. Trees & drainage · Streetlights
The association maintains common areas such as the park and playground, not neighborhood roads, streetlights or drainage outside those common areas. Private streets and privately maintained systems have separate responsibilities.
For road maintenance and snow removal, contact VDOT for state-maintained roads or the responsible owners for private streets. The association does not maintain neighborhood roads.
Use the county’s guide to identify the pole and appropriate utility or owner. Streetlights are not the same as traffic signals; privately owned lights have their own reporting route.
Each homeowner arranges and pays for private trash and recycling collection. Fairfax County does not provide collection in Vantage. Contact your provider for schedules, missed pickups and accepted materials.
Public street drainage, county drainage easements, private systems, and HOA common areas are not interchangeable. Choose a contact based on location and responsibility.
Previously published county reference documents for common property and pet questions. Check current county requirements before relying on an older document.
Explore official programs and places without duplicating changing hours or schedules here. Public county facilities are not presented as HOA-owned amenities.
The county’s task-based directory can help you find the right agency. It is not one universal request form and does not transfer private maintenance duties to the county.