Sustainability Hub
An overview of the many programs and practices carried out by DPWES and its partners to promote sustainability and protect the environment consolidated into a single go-to resource providing easy access for the public.
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Before nine homes on Barrett Road are demolished to reduce flood risk, they’re being used one last time — to train Fairfax County firefighters.
New DPWES Sustainability Hub
On EnviroPod
In Episode #60 of EnviroPod, host Bob DeMarco sits down with Kambiz Agazi, DPWES Sustainability Officer. Agazi discusses the new DPWES Sustainability Hub, an online resource available for the public. He encourages the public to visit the hub, where they'll see the progress being made in public works towards Fairfax County’s environmental sustainability goals. Visitors will also find resources and opportunities to make their own sustaina
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Water Resources and Infrastructure
Protecting our water, infrastructure, and our trees is an important job. We move, clean, and manage water to ensure access to clean drinking water and healthy streams. Our forests help enhance our community by providing habitat for wildlife, clean air, and protecting our stream banks. The County relies on our infrastructure to safely manage stormwater, wastewater, and our urban forest. WRI programs aim to protect and restore our vital natural resources which serve the community and safeguard the environment and public health.
APWA Accredited Agency
DPWES is accredited by the American Public Works Association. This prestigious program recognizes public works agencies that follow or exceed recommended best practices. Accreditation affirms our commitment to providing the highest quality services to Fairfax County.