The Action Plan includes 31 initiatives regarding housing, transportation, community engagement, services, safety and health and long-range planning.
The initiatives were proposed during a countywide community development process, led by the Board of Supervisors and the Fairfax Area Commission on Aging, in the summer of 2013. Over 800 people offered their ideas at forums held throughout the county and via public comment periods.
But this is only the beginning. . . . Just as the community created the plan, it is now invited to implement it.
We hope you’ll take a look at the plan and then consider ways you, your neighborhood, faith community, service club, business or nonprofit agency can create a more vibrant, active and supportive community for older adults.
For media inquiries, contact Department of Family Services' Public Information Officer Amy Carlini by email, office phone 703-324-7758 or mobile phone 571-355-6672.
Read summaries of The Fairfax 50+ Community Action Plan Initiatives
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