Fairfax County Government has recently shared updates on its official Twitter account regarding local farmers markets, child abuse prevention efforts, and free mulch availability for residents.
On April 6, 2026, Fairfax County Government announced the upcoming opening dates for several farmers markets: “.@fairfaxparks farmers markets are almost ready to open
Burke: April 18 – Nov. 21
Mount Vernon: April 22 – Nov. 25
Reston: April 25 – Nov. 21
Oakmont: May 6 – Oct. 28
Annandale: May 7 – Oct. 29
Herndon: May 7 – Oct. 29
For a complete list, visit: https://t.co/SLRoBsPqashttps://t.co/EFfuyF3Ns4“.
Later that day, the county highlighted its focus on family support services in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month. The tweet stated, “April is #ChildAbusePrevention Month. Learn how county early intervention programs support families and help decrease the numbers of children entering foster care. https://t.co/vqpvOssYeG
#BuildingStrongerFamilies https://t.co/pagbyWTG0N“. Each year in April, communities across the United States observe National Child Abuse Prevention Month to raise awareness about child abuse and promote family well-being through prevention strategies.
On April 7, Fairfax County Government informed residents about free mulch pickup at local transfer stations with the message, “Nothing says spring like fresh mulch!
County residents can pick up free mulch at the I-95 and I-66 transfer stations. We produce our own good quality, double-shredded mulch.
Learn more: https://t.co/6qzNr9u703https://t.co/wF56VHj8pe“. This initiative supports sustainable landscaping practices by recycling yard waste into usable materials for residents.