The Arlington County Board adopted a resolution on the renaming of Jefferson Davis Highway within the County’s borders on April 25, 2019.
Pentagon City News
Arlington Retains DEA in Pentagon City
The Arlington County Board approved an incentive grant that will retain the Drug Enforcement Agency’s headquarters in Pentagon City for 15 years.
Arlington Approves Amazon HQ2 Performance Agreement
Arlington approves a pay-for-performance agreement with Amazon for HQ2.
Northern Virginia’s National Landing Selected for Major New Amazon Headquarters
Represents unique multi-jurisdictional partnership and new regional approach to economic development
Arlington County Fire Department to Host Mass CPR Training Event
Arlington County Fire Department will be conducting a free, mass CPR training event, open to the public at the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City on Feb. 14.
Army Opts Out of Land Exchange with Arlington County
The Army plans to use the entire former Navy Annex site, along Columbia Pike, to expand Arlington National Cemetery.
County Board Tailors Sign Rules for Urban Regional Shopping Centers
New sign rules aim to keep the County’s urban regional shopping centers competitive.
County Board Approves Improved Columbia Pike Transit Stations Project
The Arlington County Board has voted to further reduce costs for the Columbia Pike Transit Stations project by choosing a design concept that includes the option of the stations being partially assembled in a factory, rather than built in place, reaffirming a “kit-of-parts” concept, which offers high-quality design and materials for the 23 planned stations.
CORRECTION: County Board Approves 10-Year Plan for Bus Service Improvements
Over the next decade, Arlington will invest in upgrading bus service across the County and provide premium bus service along the Columbia Pike corridor.
County Board Approves Metropolitan Park Phase 6
The Arlington County Board today approved the Phase 6 site plan for the Metropolitan Park development in Pentagon City. Developer Vornado plans a new apartment building with of 577 units and 9,665 square feet of ground floor retail space. The building will incorporate multiple rooflines with a maximum height of 22 stories. The community will gain three new open space areas, including the completion of the Metropolitan Park Central Park, a public courtyard open space and an enhanced streetscape treatment along S. Eads Street.