Las familias de militares en servicio activo en el área de servicio metropolitana de Washington-Baltimore de la USO (USO-Metro) podrán obtener pase gratuito al Long Bridge Aquatics & Fitness Center a través de USO-Metro gracias a una donación de The Boeing Company. Un acuerdo firmado recientemente por el condado de Arlington y USO-Metro permitió esta […]
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Active Duty Military Families to Receive Free Admission at Long Bridge Aquatics and Fitness Center
The partnership was made possible thanks to a donation from The Boeing Company and an agreement signed by Arlington County and the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore.
Arlington Honors Park Volunteers
Both the winner for 2019 and the winner for 2020 will be recognized for their dedication and support of Arlington County natural resources and public open spaces.
Arlington County Recognizes—and is Recognized for—Its Trees
The Arlington County Board will designate 32 trees in Arlington as Notable Trees less than two weeks before the County is recognized with its 24th consecutive Tree City USA designation.
Drones Flying Over Arlington to Measure Deer Population
Arlington has hired a contractor to perform a drone survey of heat signatures of the County’s white-tailed deer population.
Board Approves Temporary Taxicab Certificate Fee Reduction
The Arlington County Board approved a temporary reduction in taxicab certificate fees during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Virtual Format for Arlington’s 52nd Tribute to MLK
Arlington will celebrate Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life and legacy online in 2021.
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.
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 Approves Crystal Gateway Mixed-Use Development
The Arlington County Board acted upon dozens of items at its Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020 Regular County Board Meeting.