The County Board approved a contract for a new Lubber Run Community Center and deferred action on the concept design.
Parks & Recreation News
Improvements Coming to Stratford and Thomas Jefferson Parks
The Arlington County Board has approved contracts to make the first significant improvements to Stratford Park since it was built more than 50 years ago, and to replace the synthetic turf surfacing at Thomas Jefferson Park community field.
July 2017 County Board Meeting Agenda Highlights
The County Board will consider dozens of items at its July 2017 County Board Meeting.
County Manager Recommends Lighting Williamsburg Fields
The County Manager plans to bring his recommendations on lighting Williamsburg fields to the County Board in September.
Arlington County Board Meeting Wrap Up -June 20, 2017
The following actions took place at this week’s Arlington County Board Meetings (June 17 and June 20) Intersection, Trail and Bridge Improvement Contracts Arlington County Board Adopts a Resolution on Climate Action Clubhouse, Indoor Batting Tunnels Coming to Barcroft’s Tucker Field Public Hearings Set for Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Map Update Williamsburg Neighborhood Conservation Plan […]
Clubhouse, Indoor Batting Tunnels Coming to Barcroft’s Tucker Field
The County Board extended the 2011 agreement with George Washington University, and approved GW’s clubhouse plan.
Intersection, Trail and Bridge Improvement Contracts
The Board voted to approve contracts that will improve intersections, bridges and much-used trails.
Return of the Native Plants, Hearty Calls to the Wild
As part of its Natural Resources Management Plan, Arlington has worked hard to remove invasive plants and add mostly natives – never invasives – to public spaces.
June 2017 County Board Meeting Agenda Highlights
The County Board will consider dozens of items at its June Meeting. The meeting is open to the public, broadcast live and live-streamed.
Arlington’s BioBlitz: Help Record Our Hidden Natural Treasures
Arlington County is seeking dedicated volunteers to support its May 20 “BioBlitz,” a quick-but-intense wilderness exploration that will produce a catalog of our natural holdings spotted within a 24-hour window.