In 2005, her Braddock community task force began a process to research, capture and tell the history of the Braddock area. Products of this effort include the book Braddock’s True Gold and an A Look Back at Braddock Heritage Website, created in partnership with George Mason University. She is currently working with a Task Force on a book and website to capture the history of Asian-Americans who have made Fairfax County their home.
Faith Communities in Action: This Fairfax countywide network of faith communities enables faith communities to better identify and respond to the needs of the community, in partnership with nonprofit organizations and local government.
Mrs. Bulova is on the Governing Board of Fairfax County’s Initiative to Prevent and End Homelessness.
As Braddock District Supervisor she founded Braddock Nights, a program of free summer night concerts in parks in the Braddock District. Summer concerts are now held throughout the County.
To encourage volunteerism, revitalization and re-investment in her Braddock District, Mrs. Bulova initiated a number of programs, such as the Best of Braddock (BOB) Award Program.
During her first year as Chairman, Ms. Bulova established a Chairman’s Business Roundtable Discussion Group. At the fist meeting on April 16th, 2009 the following mission statement was adopted:
Identify strategies for accelerating economic recovery in Fairfax County, and new economic development opportunities.
Over the last year the group has focused on the development of affordable housing strategies to ensure sufficient workforce housing in Tysons and other redeveloping areas of the County, and on coordination among public and private sector efforts to achieve Energy Efficiency and Conservation, especially in the multi-jurisdictional corridor between Dulles Airport and Reagan National Airport.
The group meets regularly to provide a dialogue between Chairman Bulova and the business community
