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DIRECTORS
 Atul Mathur, President
​Phil Brooke, Vice President
Laura Mason, Treasurer
Cindy Finch, Secretary

Members-At-Large

 Bill Hruby
Bob Dehler
 Katherine O'Neil
​Brian Kelly 

Kathyellen Blovits
Ronny Plushnick
Toby Graff
Fran Hammond
​Dennis Hite

       Check out the work this Board has done for you on the ABOUT page
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Who We Are

Our Volunteering Neighbors
​Thank You!!

​​Welcome to The Village at Fisher’s Landing
VFLNA exists to help you feel proud of living in The Village at Fisher’s Landing—because feeling good about where you live is the first step toward becoming an engaged member of our community. We believe every resident and every homeowner contributes to the character and quality of our neighborhood.
No two neighborhoods are alike, and there’s no such thing as a perfect one. Everyone has different needs, preferences, and priorities. Still, great neighborhoods tend to share certain qualities. As you think about what makes a community feel like “home,” consider how these elements align with your daily life.
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1. Lifestyle Match
A great neighborhood fits your lifestyle. People naturally gravitate toward areas with similar rhythms and demographics. A gated suburban community may not suit a young professional, just as a small downtown condo may not meet the needs of a family with young children. The right neighborhood simply feels like it matches the way you live.

2. Pride in Ownership
Pride in ownership shows through well‑maintained homes and a shared commitment to the neighborhood’s appearance. VFLNA encourages neighbors to connect, form groups, and work together to strengthen our community. A well‑cared‑for neighborhood reflects the pride and investment of its residents.

3. Low Crime Rate
A sense of safety is essential. VFLNA partners with the City of Vancouver and local authorities to support a secure environment. Crime trends often reveal whether a neighborhood is improving, and stable or declining crime rates help residents feel at ease.

4. Great Schools
For families with children, strong schools are a top priority. You can explore the schools serving The Village at Fisher’s Landing at GreatSchools.org or under The Village Life on our website. Excellent schools not only support students—they also enhance property values and make the neighborhood more desirable.

5. Access to Outdoor Activities
Proximity to outdoor recreation adds to a neighborhood’s appeal. Whether you enjoy jogging, biking, sailing, or simply spending time outside, being close to parks, trails, and athletic facilities helps you stay active and connected to your surroundings.

6. A Sense of History
Neighborhoods with mature trees, established streets, and long‑term residents often feel warm and inviting. The Village at Fisher’s Landing is a stable, well‑supported community where history and continuity contribute to safety and neighborly connection.

7. Access to Medical Care
Convenient access to hospitals, clinics, and doctors’ offices is especially important for seniors, retirees, and families with young children. Living close to medical services provides peace of mind.

8. Family‑Friendly Environment
Neighborhoods with many families offer children opportunities to play, socialize, and build lifelong friendships. Carpooling, youth programs, and community activities are easier to organize when families live close together.

9. Public Transportation
Easy access to public transit benefits everyone—from commuters to retirees who prefer to leave the car at home. Reliable transportation options add convenience and flexibility to daily life.

10. Nearby Shopping and Restaurants
Having markets, shops, and restaurants close by adds energy and convenience. Whether you enjoy a lively atmosphere or simply want an easy dinner option, nearby amenities enhance the neighborhood experience.

11. Nightlife and Entertainment
Proximity to theaters, movie venues, bars, and nightlife can bring a neighborhood to life. While especially appealing to younger residents, everyone appreciates having entertainment options just a short walk or quick ride away.

12. Walkability
Being able to leave the car at home and walk to parks, shops, restaurants, and other local amenities reduces stress and deepens your connection to the neighborhood. Walkable communities feel more vibrant, healthy, and enjoyable.

LOCATION
The Village at Fisher's Landing
19215 SE 34th St. #106- Box 241
Camas, WA  98607
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