Board Votes to Prohibit Weapons in County Buildings, Parks, at Special Events
Following a public hearing Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance amending the county code, to //READ MORE >>
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Board Votes to Remove Three Publicly Owned Civil War Monuments
Following a public hearing on Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Board of Supervisors voted to remove three publicly owned Civil War monuments located //READ MORE >>
Podcast: County Executive Hill Addresses COVID-19, Police Reform, Census 2020, Strategic Planning and the November Elections
On the September episode of the “Connect with County Leaders” Podcast, Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill discussed several topics, //READ MORE >>
Have You Received a Jury Questionnaire in Your Mailbox?
You may be one of approximately 59,000 Fairfax County or City of Fairfax residents receiving a jury questionnaire in the mail. Here is some //READ MORE >>
Podcast: County Executive Bryan Hill on the Ongoing COVID-19 Situation in Fairfax County
On the August episode of the “Connect with County Leaders” Podcast, Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill shares updates on the ongoing //READ MORE >>
Natural Recycling: Composting Your Food Waste
After you separate regular recyclables from your trash, what’s left? Much of our trash is actually food waste, and that, too, //READ MORE >>
Two New Purple Bins for Glass Recycling Now Available
Glass recycling continues to exceed all expectations (and remember, it’s optional to bring your glass!) – even when there was a break //READ MORE >>
Notable New State Laws Effective July 1, 2020
Several new laws are in effect in Virginia and in Fairfax County on Wednesday, July 1. We’ve highlighted a few for you to be aware of //READ MORE >>
Your Field Guide to Battle Ticks
Tick-tock. And no, not the popular social media app. Ticks are a concern every spring and summer because they can transmit infections that //READ MORE >>
How to Keep (Eww!) Asian Longhorned Beetles Out of Our County
They look like the Darth Vader of insects. The Asian longhorned beetle is one of the most serious and destructive tree pests to strike //READ MORE >>
