Terry Schilling, president of the American Principles Project, said the transgender movement is not a civil rights cause but a multibillion-dollar industry deliberately targeting children, subsidized by taxpayers through Planned Parenthood, and weaponized by Democrat politicians to create a permanent…
Fairfax County Government posted reminders about dog licensing deadlines, celebrated significant library usage in 2024, and announced a Martin Luther King Jr.
On January 13, 2026, Fairfax County Government shared information about its energy efficiency program, upcoming park camps during school breaks, and a new podcast episode featuring discussions on family support…
Fairfax County Government shared updates in January about its new textile recycling program, an upcoming Martin Luther King Jr.
Fairfax County Government used its Twitter account on January 9, 2026 to promote roadway safety awareness, share information about local events via their newsletter service, and announce winners of a…
Fairfax County Government used its Twitter account in early January to share updates on local charitable programs and recycling efforts.
Fairfax County Government published several updates in early January regarding recycling guidelines after the holidays, a new police traffic safety initiative for 2026, and a mindfulness exercise from school psychologists.
Fairfax County Government informed residents about New Year’s office closures and offered winter weather guidance through a series of posts on January 1-2, 2026.
On December 31, 2025, Fairfax County Government issued reminders about Christmas tree disposal procedures, introduced free youth care navigation services for mental health support, and highlighted top achievements from its…
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has approved changes to the county’s trespass towing ordinance, updating requirements for tow operators and increasing several fees related to vehicle towing.
Fairfax County Government shared several important updates via social media on December 22, 2025.
Fairfax County Government shared guidance on recycling during the holidays along with recommendations for local activities in late December 2025.
Fairfax County Government shared updates regarding leadership changes following a special election, upcoming Christmas holiday office closures, and highlighted its latest podcast episode featuring community partnership initiatives.
Fairfax County Government shared updates in December about new library card designs, holiday shopping safety tips, and recent zoning amendments affecting manufactured housing communities.
During the holiday season, recycling becomes even more important as households generate increased amounts of waste, including paper holiday cards, gift bags and boxes, and electronics.
Fairfax County Government posted updates between December 14-15, including a winter weather advisory, a Hanukkah greeting, and news about updated zoning standards for electrical substations.
On December 10, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors endorsed updated urban design guidelines for Commercial Revitalization Districts (CRDs) and Areas (CRAs).
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has approved a set of measures intended to support and preserve manufactured housing communities, which are considered an important source of affordable housing in…
County Executive Bryan Hill recently spoke with Stephanie Berkowitz, CEO of Northern Virginia Family Services (NVFS), about the impact of community partnerships in helping families facing crises.
Fairfax County Government issued several posts in December covering topics such as data-driven improvements to domestic violence services, reporting streetlight outages, and holiday pet safety tips.
Fairfax County Government posted updates in early December about local holiday markets, charitable drives running through mid-January, and its top score in the Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index for…
On December 5, 2025, Fairfax County Government posted updates on online shopping safety, assistance for unsheltered individuals during cold weather, and promoted local weekend events.
Fairfax County Government posted several updates on December 4, 2025—including details about its winter library reading challenge, an upcoming children’s holiday shopping event at Historic Colvin Run, and an alert…
Between December 2-3, Fairfax County Government shared updates about its expanded alert system, new food donation app, and mental health support options.
On December 3, 2025, Fairfax County Government posted several messages on social media promoting relaxation techniques, marriage license information for winter weddings, and mental health support during the holiday season.
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