Board Matters Presented by Hunter Mill District Supervisor Alcorn at Board of Supervisors Meetings:
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Walter L. Alcorn,
Hunter Mill District Supervisor
Board Matters Presented by Hunter Mill District Supervisor Alcorn at Board of Supervisors Meetings:
Joint Board Matter With Supervisors Foust, Smith and Palchik
Background:Mr. Chairman, the County’s Health and Human Services Department (HHS) operates a Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) phone number (703-222-0880) which is referred to as the “222 number.” The 222 number provides the public with a single point of access for referral for many critical services including emergency…
Joint Board Matter With Dranesville District Supervisor John Foust
BACKGROUND: Mr. Chairman, the Workforce Dwelling Unit (WDU) Policy (“Policy”) is one of many tools Fairfax County uses to provide affordable and workforce housing for our residents. The Policy is adopted as an Appendix to the Housing element of the Policy Plan within the Comprehensive Plan and is administered by the…
Joint Board Matter With Dranesville District Supervisor John Foust
Background: Because of COVID-19, the Fairfax County Public Schools School Board and the School Superintendent are going through the excruciatingly difficult task of determining how educational services will be delivered to 189,000 students this fall. The decisions they make will have huge impacts on students, their…
Joint Board Matter With Lee District Supervisor Rodney Lusk
Mr. Chairman – Our county is in the midst of a dialogue aimed at increasing both the effectiveness, as well as transparency of law enforcement activities within our community.
The challenges before us are too complex, and far too pervasive for any single…
Joint Board Matter With Chairman Jeff McKay
Earlier this year, Town of Vienna Mayor Laurie DiRocco announced that she would not seek re-election for a 4th term in June. Mayor DiRocco’s current term will end on June 30, 2020.
Mayor DiRocco first joined the Vienna Town Council in 2009, following six years of serving on the Town of Vienna’s Planning Commission and the…
Joint Board Matter With Providence District Supervisor Dalia Palchik
BACKGROUND
Mr. Chairman, today Supervisor Alcorn and I are requesting a report listing a full inventory of Confederate names of public places in Fairfax County, including: monuments, street names, RECenters, parks, county buildings, and other county properties. Fairfax County residents stand together with…
Joint Board Matter withChairman Jeffrey McKay andLee District Supervisor Rodney Lusk
Last year in the FY 2020 budget markup, the Board gave direction to staff on a number of affordable housing issues, including development of a package of innovative land use policies to further facilitate…
Background:
WMATA's proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2021 operating budget totals $2.09 billion. It includes a base operating budget that is within the mandated 3% subsidy growth cap, with the exception of excluded items per the enacted legislation. The FY 2021 proposed budget adds hours to keep Metrorail open later and increases the frequency of trains on Sundays. The proposal also makes…
Mr. Chairman, with the continued acceleration of technology advancement many counties and other local governments across the country are pursuing “smart community” strategies to make government service delivery more efficient and improve quality of life for residents.
One example of our leadership in this area has been in the development and application of GIS (geographic information…
Joint Board Matter With Chairman Jeff McKay
With Board approval, we are requesting a waiver of all county building and inspection fees applicable to the Vienna Police Facility Construction Project.
The Town of Vienna is currently in the process of designing a new police facility.This new building will provide the opportunity for the Town to place all their police functions…
Joint Board Matter With Providence District Supervisor Dalia Palchik
The James Madison High School Marching Ensemble, “Pride of Vienna,” had another exemplary…
Joint Board Matter With Lee District Supervisor Rodney Lusk
Mr. Chairman, today Supervisor Lusk and I are bringing to the Board’s attention a rather daunting and long-term challenge that has been an area of increasing focus during the past decade – how to make Fairfax County safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.
The commitment of Fairfax County to address this is clear,…
On February 11, 2014, the Board adopted an amendment to the…
