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Fairfax Co. budget proposal: Raises, fully funded schools, no tax increase
Under the proposal, $2.35 billion would be allocated to the school system and would allow for “catch-up” raises that would make teacher salaries more competitive with other districts in the region. Raises for Fairfax County employees would average just over 3 percent.
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‘The buck stops here’: New Fairfax Co. fire chief on harassment-free workplace
The new Fairfax County, Virginia, fire chief says he is ultimately responsible for ensuring a welcoming work environment — free of sexual harassment and bullying.
5 months ago -
Fairfax County reports fewer hate crimes, but they’re more violent
Fairfax County, Virginia, is so far recording fewer hate crimes as the year draws to a close, but the nature of the crimes has shifted, according to information released during a county Board of Supervisors Public Safety Committee hearing Tuesday.
5 months ago -
Fairfax Co. may cut pension, retirement benefits for some workers
Fairfax County will hold a public hearing next month to consider raising the minimum retirement age for civilian employees and making other changes to the pensions of county workers hired after July 1, 2019.
6 months ago -
Chinchillas, hedgehogs, hermit crabs could become legal pets in Fairfax Co.
The revised rules would allow hedgehogs, chinchillas and hermit crabs. The rules also would change the definition of prohibited spiders and snakes to ban only those spiders and snakes that are venomous to people.
6 months ago -
Fairfax Co. to consider banning loaded shotguns on roads
Banning the transportation of loaded shotguns or rifles on public roads, with certain exceptions, is one of the few gun-related issues the Virginia General Assembly has permitted local governments to handle.
9 months ago -
Fairfax Co. OKs new rules for Airbnb, other short-term rentals
After more than a year of study, Fairfax County has approved new rules for people who rent out their homes through websites, such as Airbnb and FlipKey. The new rules go into effect Oct. 1 and come up with some restrictions.
9 months ago -
Route 7 widening project to Tysons hit by funding gap
An additional $40 million is being sought to begin widening a seven-mile stretch of Route 7 between Reston Avenue and Jarrett Valley Drive in Fairfax County.
10 months ago -
Fairfax Co. pushes Legion Bridge fixes as Md. toll lane comment period ends
Tuesday is the deadline to submit comments on the scope of the “I-495 & I-270 Managed Lanes Study.” Fairfax County is among those getting in final comments about a potentially rebuilt American Legion Bridge and other pieces of Maryland’s plans.
12 months ago -
Fairfax Co. budget includes 2-cent tax hike
When it’s adopted May 1, the county’s real estate tax rate will rise and the average homeowner can plan on paying hundreds of dollars more.
12 months ago -
Fairfax Co. considers banning some loaded guns in vehicles
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to study the pros and cons of banning drivers from having loaded shotguns and rifles in their vehicles.
1 year ago -
Fairfax Co. pushes for changes to landmark Va. Metro funding deal
“The only worse thing than the bill on the governor’s desk would be if it wasn’t there,” a Fairfax County supervisor said this week. “The funding mechanism — next to not having one — it’s about as bad as it could be.”
1 year ago -
Tax rate increase being considered by Fairfax Co. lawmakers
The average Fairfax County homeowner would experience a $268 real estate tax increase annually under the proposed fiscal year 2019 budget advertised on Tuesday.
1 year ago -
Fairfax budget proposal includes tax increase to pay for teachers and staff raises
A budget presented to the Fairfax County board of supervisors calls for raises for teachers, staff and law enforcement but it would be paid for by raising property taxes by 2.5 cents.
1 year ago -
Views differ on progress of efforts against harassment, bullying at Fairfax Co. Fire and Rescue
Two sharply different pictures were painted Tuesday about efforts to fight sexual harassment, discrimination and bullying at Fairfax County Fire and Rescue.
1 year ago
