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Since the founding of NCVV in 2003, soundwalls have been on the top of the "to do" list for our community. "We've kept this as a priority issue every year since our first Board met in 2003" said NCVV President Tony Braswell. "The completion of this project is a credit to every Board member who has ever served and the tenacity of long time Board members like Ginny Hatfield who never let up on pressuring the city, county and state to get the soundwalls installed."

The Commission provides a unique opportunity for the state's youth to be civically engaged and make recommendations to the Legislature, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Governor on specific legislative and fiscal issues. Apply by October 21.

“I am so very proud of the outstanding merits of these young people, they bring to us a commitment to hard work, strong character, diverse opinions and love of Valley Village” said Student Board Chair Carol Convey. “We expect great things from these students.”

CERT members are trained in basic disaster response skills such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization and disaster medical operations. Sign Up Now!

Metro is developing a menu of multimodal transportation solutions along the corridor and is expected to consider adoption of the final plan late summer 2022. See the Story Map.

Over 300 neighbors, elected leaders and volunteers joined NCVV Board members to celebrate National Night Out in Valley Village park. "One of the best tools in fighting crime and promoting safety is getting to know your neighbors" said Board Vice President Ginny Hatfield."

To join us as a Valley Village Business Owner or Employee, please complete the Candidate Filing Form by 5:00 pm on August 22nd.

Apply by July 15 and you’ll get to participate in civic leadership – and learn about government!

"It's been two+ years of Zooming and it was great to get out, hug and welcome old and new friends and neighbors" said Ginny Hatfield, Vice President of NCVV's Board of Directors.