Starting March 5, 2018, customers can complete the building permit application process online if they submit their application using the ePlan Review portal.
Building & Construction News
Preview: February 2018 County Board Meeting
The Arlington County Board will consider dozens of items at the February County Board Meeting. Here are some of the agenda highlights.
Arlington Added or Preserved 556 Affordable Housing Units in FY 2017
This and other achievements are highlighted in the County’s latest Affordable Housing Master Plan Annual Report.
Top 10 Stories of 2017
The past year in Arlington was an especially good year. From budget roundtables to launching the Joint Facilities Advisory Commission; from filling over 2,600 potholes to handling more than 83,000 emergency calls; from ribbon cuttings at renovated parks to a continued focus on transparent government; from welcoming businesses to leading the way in sustainability and […]
Arlington Announces 2017 DESIGNArlington Winners
The County honors outstanding architectural design every two years, showcasing the best in commercial, public and residential architecture.
County Manager Recommends Coakley and Williams Construction for Long Bridge Park
Overall, Coakley’s design is simple and efficient with quality architecture and a strong connection to the Esplanade. It provides all of the elements required by the County without sacrificing core mechanical equipment, material choices and energy efficiency.
Arlington County Seeks Great Design Nominations
Program seeks to highlight excellence and diversity in the County’s built environment.
Thinking Outside the Box
From black box theaters to a a costume shop, Arlington Cultural Affairs continues to provide cultural programming and facilities to the County.
(Updated) Four Design Concepts Developed for Long Bridge Park
The County Manager will make a recommendation to the County Board at their November meeting for approval to award a contract.
Hive Alive! Arlington Abuzz with Rescue of Thousands of Bees
Some 70,000 bees have been saved by a bee-keeping couple working with the County to transfer the hive and honey out of a former office building in Nauck slated for demolition.