About Us

The Hayfield Citizens Association (HCA) is the volunteer run civic association in Hayfield Farm. This association is comprised of residents of the neighborhood. The HCA provides information to the community via monthly newsletters (excluding July and August), social media presence on Facebook, and an annual Hayfield Directory (typically distributed in March). You can volunteer for a variety of HCA committees including the Neighborhood Watch, Membership, Social Committee, Welcoming, Beautification and more.

Your feedback and participation is incredibly important to the HCA. Please join us for the HCA general meetings that are held the third Wednesday of every month from September-June. Typically meetings are at Hayfield Elementary School at 7:30pm, however location and time are posted on signs at all entrances to Hayfield Farm neighborhood a few days before the meeting. All are welcome to attend and participate! Here is a list of some of the previous HCA General Meeting topics, as well as the HCA Board Meeting topics if you are curious about what is covered.

HCA Board Members are elected annually and cannot serve more than two terms in a row. Volunteers are always welcome.

If you would like to know more information about the Hayfield Road Pipe Conveyance Project (Stormwater Drain Project), updates will continuously be added to this page.

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Our History

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Our HCA

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Our Membership

Meet the Board!

Amber Misiaszek

President

Amber has been a Hayfield Farm resident since 2015. She has served the Hayfield Community as HCA Social Committee Chair, HCA Membership Chair, and is now recently on the board as HCA Vice President. She works full-time as a Patent Examiner and enjoys spending time with her husband, Mike, and two boys, Max and Alex.

Trina Estrada-Good

Secretary

Trina, along with her husband John and their four children, moved to Hayfield Farm in 2010. She has devoted her free time to serving the Hayfield Farm Community as Hayfield Elementary School PTA President; HES PTA Social Committee Chair, HES Human Relations Committee Member, Hayfield Secondary School ANGP Fundraising Chair, HSS Band Boosters Fundraising Coordinator, and Hayfield Farm Swim Club Fundraising Coordinator. A firm believer in the philosophy ‘it takes a village’, Trina looks forward to continuing to strengthen our wonderful village through her volunteer work.

Jim Garrison

Board Member at Large

Jim and Steph have lived in Hayfield Farm for over 32 years. Jim was in the mortgage banking industry for 27+ years, the last 17 with Freddie Mac as a national director of loan servicing and is a graduate from Northwestern University’s School of Mortgage Banking. He taught in the FCPS school system for 17 years, 15 full time and 2 years as a part-time middle school math specialist. He has a Master of Education Curriculum and Instruction and became National Board Certified teacher. He has enjoyed being a block captain for the past two years and works out three times a week at the Results Fitness (formally Gold’s) gym.

Chris Burger

Vice President

Chris and his family moved into Hayfield in 2019 and fell in love with this great community. Chris formerly worked in US-China Advisory prior to Covid as well as several years as a consultant in manufacturing. Chris and his wife Mel now own a local small business alternative OATS. Chris and Mel have one son Aiden (5) and a Boxer pup named Freyja. He has former volunteer and service experience serving as President of the Student Government Association at his alma mater Johns Hopkins SAIS in Washington, DC.

Trevor Friend

Treasurer

Trevor and his wife Catherine moved to Hayfield Farm in 2009 with their two sons. Trevor has worked for Thomson Reuters for 23 years and in his spare time he enjoys gardening, reading, and working on projects around the house. Trevor previously served as the treasurer for Boy Scout Troop 1519 and is active in the Hayfield Garden Club.