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Have you used the Comment Box? Located in the "Contact Us" section of the home page, the Comment Box is an online portal for you to submit feedback on City services.
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Welcome to the new City of Falls Church Web site! Please take a few minutes to participate in a 10-question survey to help guide further improvements to the site. If you would like to join a community-based focus group to provide feedback on the site, e-mail the Webmaster or call 703-248-5003 (TTY 711). Direct additional questions and comments to the Webmaster. Click here to take the survey.
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Household hazardous waste will be accepted free of charge from City of Falls Church residents on Saturday, May 10 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Recycling Center (217 Gordon Road). Proof of residency required. Bring acids, antifreeze, bug sprays, button batteries, and more. Sponsored by the City of Falls Church Department of Environmental Services. Call 703-248-5176 (TTY 711) with questions.
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Celebrate Memorial Day in Falls Church City at the 27th Annual Memorial Day Parade & Festival proudly presented by Cox on Monday, May 26, 2008. The event will be held rain or shine from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on City Hall grounds. Free admission! Enjoy amusement rides, pony rides, arts and crafts, food, live entertainment, and more.
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Growing Green spring events feature educational lectures and workshops, recycling and hazardous waste collection events, and more!
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GEORGE can get your there for free on Code Red Air Quality Days. Trips on Northern Virginia buses are free all day on forecasted Code Red days through Sept. 30.
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Annual spring cleaning for water mains, April 7-May 12. Water customers in D.C., Arlington County, and Falls Church City (including portions of Fairfax County served by Falls Church City) may notice a slight difference in taste and smell of their drinking water due to the temporary change in the chemistry of the disinfectant added at the water treatment plants. The temporary change in water chemistry will not affect the safety of water for drinking.
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The Streetscape Project along the 400 block of West Broad Street continues with improvements in front of the Read and Spectrum buildings and the undergrounding of utility lines. Overhead lines and power poles will also be removed, which will require a 2-3 day closure of one traffic lane.
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