From how election officials are keeping you safe at the polls to how to vote before Nov. 3 and what you need to bring with you, we’ve rounded up the information you need to know for the 2020 Election.
Area Health Officers Issue a COVID-19 Health Advisory
Arlington County joined Montgomery County and health officers from eight local jurisdictions in issuing a COVID-19 health advisory to individuals who have worked in the White House in the past two weeks and/or have had close contact with others who work in those spaces or attended those events.
Arlington Offers Guidance for a Safer Halloween During COVID-19
While Halloween is not an official holiday, and is not regulated by the County, Arlington is asking everyone to continue to practice the behaviors we know slow the spread of COVID-19.
What Does the 1920 Census Tell Us About Arlington 100 Years Ago – and Today?
By County Manager Mark Schwartz — a first-person story that travels back 100 years to study Arlington’s 1920 census data.
Tenga la información clave sobre el voto por correo en Arlington
Para ayudarle a entender cómo funciona el voto por correo—y sentirse seguro al presentar su voto—hemos desglosado la información que usted necesita saber.
Get the Facts about Voting by Mail in Arlington
To help you understand how voting by mail works—and feel confident in submitting your ballot—we’ve broken down the facts you need to know.
Census 2020: What the Census Tells Us About the Workforce
The Census is an important metric for understanding and tailoring policies to the County’s workforce and economy.
Disasters Don’t Wait: 7 Steps to Get Prepared
National Preparedness Month each September promotes family and community disaster planning now and throughout the year.
Women’s Equality Day: A Reminder to Take the Census and Register to Vote
Voting and the Census are intricately linked civic actions: both are a way to make your voice heard and shape your community.
Arlington establece la señalización de la ordenanza de distanciamiento físico, la aplicación comenzará el viernes
El Condado ha establecido la señalización de la ordenanza de distanciamiento físico y comenzará la aplicación de la Fase I el viernes 28 de agosto.