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General Election Absentee Voting Underway
There are 20 reasons you may qualify to vote absentee, including working outside the City, attending college or university, or having a disability or illness. Read on... -
Detailed Proposals Received for West Falls Church Economic Development Project
Now posted are the executive summaries from EYA/Regency/PN Hoffman and Rushmark WFC, the two groups that responded to the request for detailed proposals. Read on... -
City Hall Closed for Renovation
City Hall is officially closed, and most offices have moved to 400 N. Washington St. Read on...
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High School Campus Project and West Falls Church Economic Development Project
- High School Campus Project (website): The schools are in the design phase of the project. Give feedback to NewGMHS@fccps.org.
- West Falls Church Economic Development Project (website): Two detailed proposals were received and an evaluation committee is reviewing them. Council is expected to make a decision in October.
- Town Hall Meeting on both projects: Sunday, September 23 at 2pm in the George Mason High School Cafeteria
- More Town Halls: October 21, November 18, December 16
City Hall Project
- Project Website
- Construction is in progress. Watch this quick update video.
- Now located at 400 N. Washington St.: Most City Hall offices including Commissioner of the Revenue, Treasurer, Permits, Voter Registration, Police, City Manager, and more. Now located at the Gage House (401 Great Falls St., the white house behind the Community Center; enter through Community Center parking lot): Housing and Human Services, Real Estate Assessment.
- Look for "City Hall Visitor Parking" signs in the lot at 400 N. Washington St. Additional parking is on Lawton St. and at Madison Park.
Library Expansion and Renovation Project
- Project Website
- Funds have been approved for per-construction services. The project is ready to move forward to the schematic design phase; public input will be requested in November.
- The Library Board of Trustees recommended an option that places the children's area on the lower level, moving all adult sections to one floor (the upper level), and moving the main entrance to the corner of Virginia Ave. and Park Ave.
- There will be a lot of windows on the lower level -- on two sides, in fact! This level will also become larger with the expansion.
- Construction is due to start in Summer 2019 and be completed in Summer 2020.
- Research is underway as to which Library services will remain open, and in what location, during the renovation.
Cherry Hill Park Playground Replacement
- The playground is now open to the public!
Founders Row Private Development Project
- This project is formerly known as Mason Row, and is located at the corner of W. Broad St. and West St.
- See the project website for more information.
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Fri Oct. 5 - Sun Oct. 21
Donation Drive for Pine Ridge Reservation, SD In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day in the City, the Community Center and Library are hosting a donation drive to benefit the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.Read On -
Sat Oct. 20
Farmers Market The award-winning, year-round market is filled with fresh, local produce, meat, dairy, flowers & plants, honey, music, and so much more!Read On -
Sat Oct. 20
Fit at the Farmers Market: Free Fitness Class This week's class by WERQ: Cardio dance class with pop and hip-hop for all levels.Read On -
Sun Oct. 21
Town Hall: West Falls Church Project and High School Campus Project The City Manager and other officials will make a presentation and answer questions on the high school campus project and the West Falls Church Economic Development project.Read On
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Sun Oct. 21
Town Hall: West Falls Church Project and High School Campus Project The City Manager and other officials will make a presentation and answer questions on the high school campus project and the West Falls Church Economic Development project.Read On -
Mon Oct. 22
Regular City Council Meeting The City Council meets the second and fourth Monday of the month, with the exception of August and December when only one meeting is held. The public is welcome to address the City Council on any topic during the public comment period.Read On -
Tue Oct. 23
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Tue Oct. 23
Board of Equalization Regular meeting of the Board.Read On
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