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Make a New Year's Resolution to recycle more! What's your favorite way to recycle in the City of Falls Church?
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Featured in the City of Falls Church
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 Wanted: Crime Solvers
The City of Falls Church Police Department will host an information session for City residents, business owners, and interested individuals to volunteer for the Crime Solvers Board. The session will be held Tuesday, Jan. 31, at 7:30 p.m., in the Dogwood Room of City Hall (300 Park Ave.). The Board gives cash rewards to anonymous informants who provide information leading to the arrest and indictment of any person or persons who commit crimes. No tax dollars are used for rewards; Crime Solvers depends on the community for the funds.
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 Mentors Needed
Ten youths are currently in need of mentors for the City's 1-2-1 Mentoring Program. The after-school program pairs adults with youths in grades 5 through 7 to complete school assignments, practice social and life skills, discuss issues of importance, and participate in recreational activities. Follow the link for more information.
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 Grand Marshal Nominations
The Planning Committee for the 2012 Falls Church City Memorial Day Parade and Festival seeks nominations for the Grand Marshal. Suggestions should be submitted to Jenny Paxton in the Recreation and Parks Department at jpaxton@fallschurchva.gov or 703-248-5199 (TTY 711). Businesses, organizations and vendors interested in sponsoring part of the festivities or setting up a booth at the Memorial Day Festival should contact Jenny Paxton as well.
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 Student Photo and Video Contest
Students in City schools are invited to enter the 2012 Bob Morrison Photo and Video Contest. Four winners will receive cash prizes! Follow the link for details.
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 Summer Camps
The Summer Camp brochure is here! Swimming lessons, art classes, dance, theater, science, cooking, adventure . . . the Rec and Parks Summer Camps program has it all! Registration for City residents begins Feb. 6; registration for non-City residents begins Feb. 13.
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 Get the Winter/Spring Brochure
Registration for City residents starts Jan. 3; registration for non-residents starts Jan. 10. Don't miss this opportunity for exciting, fun, and educational classes and activities for adults and children!
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 Music Together Class
Perfect for babies and preschoolers, from birth to 4 years! Presented by the Recreation and Parks Department, Music Together is a community of families sharing songs, instrument play, rhythm activities, movement, and dance. These classes build on children's natural enthusiasm for music and movement. Fee includes CDs, songbook, booklet, DVD, and a Music Together picture frame! Voted "Best Toddler Program" by Northern Virginia Magazine. Register today!
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 Winter Preparedness
Get the latest information on where City closing announcements are made, where the City's snow emergency routes are located, an explanation on the snow removal policy, and more. Be preared!
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 Christmas Tree Collection
Christmas trees are collected free of charge on Wednesdays in Jan. and Feb. Place your Christmas tree at the curb after removing plastic bags, rope, and all decorations, including tinsel. Residents who live in apartments and condominiums that receive private trash services may recycle trees by taking them to the brush collection area at the Fairfax County Citizens' Disposal and Recycling Facility (4618 W. Ox Rd., Fairfax).
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