11 Notable New State Laws Effective July 1, 2019
Several new laws became effective in Virginia and in our county on July 1. We’ve highlighted a few for you to be aware of (with Virginia //READ MORE >>
To Know
News and information to know about Fairfax County.
Listen: County Executive Bryan Hill on Virginia Beach Shooting, County Strategic Plan and Reorganizations
On the July edition of the “Connect with County Leaders” podcast, Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill tackles three main issues //READ MORE >>
Community Gardens Coming to Open Spaces and Rooftops Under New Zoning Rules
As the hunger for locally grown food increases, Fairfax County’s new zoning rules dramatically expand the locations where community //READ MORE >>
Keeping You Safe on The Water This Summer
Updated July 3, 2019 We have a lot of waterways in Fairfax County to enjoy, including 17 lakes and 80 miles of shoreline on the Potomac //READ MORE >>
Your Field Guide to Battle Mosquitoes
Don’t be mosquito meat this summer. Beat back the bloodsuckers by following this simple battle plan. Here’s a map to get started, //READ MORE >>
Free Locking Devices Now Available for Medications and Firearms
Studies show that individuals are three times more likely to die by suicide when firearms are accessible; and the majority of people who //READ MORE >>
It’s Pool Season! What To Know Before You Dive in
Pool season is here and we want to make sure you have a fun and safe summer in and around the water. You’ll be happy to know that //READ MORE >>
Summer Reading Isn’t Just for Kids Anymore; 2019 Programs Start June 13
School’s almost out, but that doesn’t mean the learning can’t continue. Our library provides a free summer reading program that //READ MORE >>
Your Field Guide to Battle Ticks
Tick-tock… According to mother nature’s clock, it is tick season again which means it is time to once again think about protection and //READ MORE >>
Reducing the Number of People With Mental Illness in Jail
The number of people with mental illness in U.S. jails has reached crisis levels. In counties across the nation, some jails now have more //READ MORE >>
