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Here’s what we are doing in our independent and assisted living to prevent COVID-19
Thank you for expressions of concern regarding our vulnerable population and Covid-19. At this time, we have no known cases of Covid-19, but we are working with our property management to take additional steps and exercise caution regarding the safety and well-being of our residents as well as property management staff and family members. Communications…
Read MoreArlington County 2018 Annual Report: Fostering Community Stability
Arlington County explores the theme of “Fostering Community Stability” in its 2018 Affordable Housing Annual Report. See the Citizen Summary online now, and stay tuned for the full report to be posted soon.
Read More2017 Virginia Community Development Corporation Annual Report Highlights Culpepper Garden
Culpepper Garden invited VCDC to partner, Arlington County and the Virginia Housing Development Authority, to finance the Culpepper Garden renovation. Said ARHC Board Chair, Susan Philp, “Our residents deserve safe, comfortable and attractive homes.The property hasn’t had any significant upgrades to the systems or interior finishes for more than forty years. Read the article here.
Read MoreCulpepper Garden I Renovation Update – Week of July 23, 2018
Bulletin copies are available at the Relocation office on the 8th floor of CGII Renovation Related Notices for this Week Core drilling & cutting of the concrete floor continues in the Garden Level. Residents will experience noise and vibrations. Work will begin as early as 7:00 am. Thank you for your understanding and patience. Construction…
Read MoreCulpepper Garden I Renovation Update – Week of July 16, 2018
Bulletin copies are available at the Relocation office on the 8th floor of CGII Renovation Related Notices for this Week Core drilling & cutting of the concrete floor continues in the Garden Level. Residents will experience noise and vibrations. Work will begin as early as 7:00 am. Thank you for your understanding and patience. Construction…
Read MoreCulpepper Garden I Renovation – Week of July 9, 2018
Bulletin copies are available at the Relocation office on the 8th floor of CGII Renovation Related Notices for this Week Core drilling & cutting of the concrete floor continues in the Garden Level. Residents will experience noise and vibrations. Work will begin as early as 7:00 am. Thank you for your understanding and patience. Construction…
Read MoreArlington County Board approves $10.7 M for Culpepper Garden I Renovation
Arlington County Board approves $10.7 M in Affordable Housing Investment Funds (AHIF) for Culpepper Garden I Renovation On January 30, 2018, Culpepper Garden received unanimous approval for $10.7M in Affordable Housing Investment Funds (AHIF), moving us one step closer to financing a major renovation of Culpepper Garden I, 204 affordable independent living apartments. ARLINGTON COUNTY,…
Read MoreNew Website
Culpepper Garden is excited to announce the launch of our new website! The website offers easy access to information about Culpepper Garden’s independent and assisted living facilities in Arlington, VA. It features listings of upcoming events and an easy and secure online donation form. Culpepper Garden offers senior housing options for low income seniors in…
Read MoreMeet Bertha Zimmerman, Culpepper Garden Assisted Living Resident
Culpepper Garden assisted living resident Bertha Zimmerman looks forward to celebrating her 97th birthday this December in the community she calls a “wonderful place” with “the best service.” And she should know. She moved into Culpepper Garden independent living in 1992 with her husband. After 20 years in independent living, she moved into assisted living…
Read MoreMeet Francine Smith, Culpepper Garden Assisted Living Resident
“Culpepper Garden is the best thing that has happened to my mother in her life,” says Shirl Smith, youngest daughter of Francine Smith. After living in Culpepper Garden independent living for seven years, Francine began having memory problems and the family was concerned for her health and ability to care for herself. Francine was reluctant…
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