Who We Are...

We are a group of women leaders dedicated to making Arlington a better place to live, work, and play through our active involvement in local issues and elections. We contribute to public discourse about policy issues in our community. We identify and support specific issues and candidates who promote long term solutions, not short term fixes for Arlington. We do not engage in partisan politics, endorse or otherwise support partisan political affairs; but we do endorse candidates in municipal elections.  

MPAC Presents Check to
Arlington Arts Alliance


Wes Jurey,
Todd Hart,
Jane Alexander,
Carole Hoyer,
Patti Diou,
Jerry Tees.


MPAC presented a check for $1,000 to the Arlington Arts Alliance on Thursday, Aug. 12 at the Chamber's Super Bowl Breakfast.  The money was raised by the sale of the Arlington Art Rocks t-shirts that MPAC had made to commemorate the dedication of the re-installation of Caelum Moor.

2010 Issues - Task Forces

JPS School-based Health Clinics

MPAC, recognizing the work accomplished by Arlington ISD's three JPS school-based health clinics, has chosen to help ensure its continuance and expansion in Arlington to include an additional SBHC and a mental health SBHC.

 

Hike and Bike Trails

MPAC will work with the city in the planning for and establishment of these trails. Read more about this project at www.greenways.com\arlington

 

Redevelopment

Neighborhood integrity; historic preservation; use of empty buildings versus new buildings; monitor Planning and Zoning

 

Land Conservation (standing task force) - A focus on the environment and advocacy for, and protection of, green space.

 
Monitor City Council  (standing committee) - the mission of this committee is to monitor Arlington City Council Meetings that affect MPAC issues.  Information gathered at each pertinent meeting is distributed to the members.

2010 Events

MPAC Members

MPAC members have served or are now serving as members of the following Arlington Boards and Commissions