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Fairfax County produces a number of podcasts, giving you the opportunity to listen to county news and information while you're on the go. Listen and subscribe to your favorite podcast -- or all of them -- and stay informed about Fairfax County. For an archive of all county podcasts, visit our Soundcloud page.
For county news 24/7, listen online to Fairfax County Government Radio.
Featured Podcast
On this edition of "County Conversation," host Jim Person talks with Angela Yeboah, advocacy services program manager with Domestic and Sexual Violence Services, part of the county’s Department of Family Services. Angela discusses two sensitive topics: domestic and sexual violence and firearms surrender.
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Board of Supervisors Highlights
The "Board of Supervisors Highlights" podcast features news and actions from the latest Fairfax County Board of Supervisors meeting.
On this edition, hear highlights of action from the Sept. 13, 2022 Board of Supervisors meeting.
Charlas Comunitarias
Charlas semanales sobre temas importantes para la comunidad.
Lo que usted necesita saber acerca de las próximas elecciones. Informacion acerca de la manera de registrarse para votar y como emitir su voto en 2022.
County Conversation
The "County Conversation" podcast features Fairfax County Government employees and subject matter experts discussing programs, services and items of interest to residents.
On this edition of "County Conversation," host Jim Person talks with Angela Yeboah, advocacy services program manager with Domestic and Sexual Violence Services, part of the county’s Department of Family Services. Angela discusses two sensitive topics: domestic and sexual violence and firearms surrender.
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- Android: Subscribe
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- iHeart Radio
- Stitcher: Listen and Follow
EnviroPod
Learn about the environment in Fairfax County. Listen to the "EnviroPod" podcast.
In the latest instalment of EnviroPod (Ep. 39) Solid Waste Operations Division Director Hans Christensen discusses how Fairfax County solid waste collection trucks are going electric.
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- Android: Subscribe
- Apple Podcasts: Listen
- iHeart Radio
- Stitcher: Listen and Follow
- Web: Dept. of Public Works and Environmental Services
Health and Safety
On this edition of the "Health and Safety" Podcast, learn about about fire prevention week and open houses at all county fire stations, how to use the CERG to assemble your emergency supply kits, child passenger safety, flooding and the National Flood Insurance Program, and the Red Flag Law.
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- Apple Podcasts: Listen
- Google Podcasts
- Stitcher: Listen and Follow
- Web: Emergency Information Blog
NewsCenter
On this edition of the “NewsCenter” podcast, learn about results from the recent youth survey, the Red Flag Law, spotted lanternfly and what you can do to help prevent its spread, and fishing reports from our Park Authority.
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- Stitcher: Listen and Follow
- Web: NewsCenter
Scam Slams
Fairfax County's Scam Slams highlight the latest scam with Martin Bailey, a member of the Northern Virginia AARP Fraud Watch Network, the Virginia Senior Medicare Patrol and Fairfax County’s Silver Shield Task Force. On this edition of "Scam Slam," Martin discusses the home energy audit scam.
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- If you believe you have been the victim of a scam:
- Call the Fairfax County Police Non-Emergency Line at 703-691-2131, TTY 711.
- File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
- If the scam took place online, computer or text, contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation Internet Crime Complaint Center website.
- Find additional information at BBB.org/AvoidScams and report scams to the Better Business Bureau at BBB Scam Tracker.
- Contact the AARP Fraud Watch Network at 1-877-908-3360 or aarp.org/scams.
- For free in-person or virtual fraud presentations, email your request to silvershield@fairfaxcounty.gov with “Fraud Presentation” in the subject line.
You're Making Me Read What?!?
Library Director Jessica Hudson and Deputy Director Christine Jones are librarians who love a great book but never agree on what makes a book great.
In this episode, Jessica picks "The Lost Apothecary" by Sarah Penner. * Please note, this podcast discusses the entire book and contains spoilers.
