The Arlington County Board asks residents to refrain from counter-protesting in the District of Columbia on Jan. 6, 2021.
County Board News
County Board to Elect New Chair, Vice Chair Jan. 4
The Arlington County Board will elect a new Chair and Vice Chair at its Jan. 4 Organizational Meeting.
State Funding Available to Pay Customers’ Overdue County Utility Bills
Arlington County residents whose water and sewer bills are in arrears due to economic hardship caused by the COVID-19 pandemic may qualify to have some or all of their balances paid.
County Board Approves Process to Choose New Logo
Arlington is beginning a community process to find a new logo for the County’s visual identity, and seeking public comment on a proposed new policy and process for naming and renaming County streets, parks, buildings, and more.
Arlington Updates Green Building Incentive Policy
The Arlington County Board adopted updates to the Green Building Incentive Policy that strengthen Arlington’s commitment to sustainability and carbon neutrality..
December County Board Meeting Agenda Highlights
The Arlington County Board will act upon dozens of items at its last Regular Meeting of 2020. The Regular Meeting is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 12, and the Recessed Meeting for Tues., Dec. 15. Both meetings will be virtual.
Libby Garvey to be Sworn-In December 16
Join the Arlington County Board at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020, for the virtual swearing-in of Board Chair Libby Garvey, who was reelected in November to a four-year term on the Board.
County Board Focuses on COVID-19 in FY 2022 Budget Guidance
The County Board has charged the Manager with developing a proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2022 that focuses on supporting residents and businesses during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Green Valley Town Square to be Named for John Robinson, Jr.
The Arlington County Board today approved naming Green Valley’s Town Square for civic activist John Robinson, Jr. Robinson, often called the “Mayor of Green Valley,” fought for decades against racial injustice and inequality in northern Virginia. Born in Arlington, Robinson (1934-2012), published the Green Valley News, a free African American publication that circulated in Green […]
County Board Accepts Restorative Justice Plan
The Arlington County Board today accepted the Restorative Arlington Strategic Plan, which provides a framework for the County to adopt restorative justice practices in our public schools, legal system, and community settings.