The 2026 Annual Meeting is scheduled for Saturday, November 7th at 9am. This year, the meeting will be held in the Ballroom of the Mountain Inn. The meeting mailing is complete and ready to go out by mail on Monday September 28th. Like previous years, the mailing includes election ballots with instructions on how to return these to WPOA. A digital copy of the mailing is available here.
Four candidates running for upcoming 2026 WPOA Board election.
At the upcoming annual meeting, Wintergreen Property Owners will be electing three candidates to fill four year terms. Details and candidate biographies are available HERE.
Ballots are included in the WPOA Annual Meeting Packet that are mailed to each property owner approximatley five to six weeks before the formal election held in the fall at the annual meeting. This year’s annual meeting is set for November 7th. (Proxy ballots are provided in each packet to allow votes to be cast by mail.)
Terms are staggered where there are typically two to three seats open for election on the board each year. Those elected serve a four-year term beginning after the fall election.
Update on the neighborhood street paving in the valley and on the mountain
New exhibits at Founders Vision Overlook
Two exhibits have been added to the platform at Founders Vision Overlook on Wintergreen’s mountain. This is part of the renovation started last year by the Wintergreen Property Owners Association.
Wintergreen Community Yard Sale Saturday, May 30, 2026, 8-noon
Pool Operating Rules for WPOA
WPOA’s pools at Chestnut Springs on the mountain and Rodes Farm in the valley operate from the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day.
Owners and accompanied guests may use the pool from 10 am until 8 pm daily. Unaccompanied guests of property owners may use the pool from 2 pm until 8 pm daily.
To phone the WPOA pools directly during regular pool hours, please call (434) 325-8500 and choose option #6. No reservations, pools are first come first served.
Video Cameras Enhance Security
To enhance the security for property owners and guests at Wintergreen, video cameras are in place at every entrance and exit. The network of cameras is managed by the Wintergreen Police Department. The arrival and departure of every vehicle is recorded with a time and date stamp. Some, but not all, of the cameras at Wintergreen use a sophisticated Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) system.
Wintergreen Emergency Egress Act moves forward
Snow Removal Services for Wintergreen Homeowners
Note to service providers: Email admin@wtgpoa.org if you want to offer your snow plowing services on this page or call 434-325-8524.
Wells for water at Wintergreen
Low temperatures puts unoccupied homes at high risk
Understanding Voluntary Water Restrictions for Mountain Owners & Guests
How and why Wintergreen is different: The perspective after 50 years
Our bears are active right now
Chief Sheets goes to Washington
Wintergreen Fire and Rescue Chief Curtis Sheets testified before the Federal Lands Subcommittee of the Natural Resources Committee in the United States Congress, asking for support for the "Wintergreen Egress Act" which would direct the National Park Service to approve an emergency egress route for the Wintergreen community onto the Blue Ridge Parkway.
When it snows at Wintergreen
Watch 2025 WPOA annual meeting video
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Every home should have a Knox Box
Wintergreen Fire Department sells and installs Knox Box key boxes for both residential and commercial properties at Wintergreen. With a Knox Box installed the Fire Department can gain access to the property without having to cause damage through forcible entry. Once installed, keys and alarm codes to the property are placed inside the UL-tested secure enclosure, with only Wintergreen Fire Department having access to the keys. Learn more here
Five candidates running for upcoming WPOA Board election.
At the upcoming annual meeting, Wintergreen Property Owners will be electing 2 candidates to fill four year terms. Details and candidate biographies are available HERE.
