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For several years now, we've shared a link to get your feedback about Fairfax County Government's presence on Nextdoor (county government, police, parks, etc.

Digital Communications and Strategy Director Greg Licamele from Fairfax County Government · 11 hr ago
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If you have a few minutes, please take the quick survey here:
➡️ https://engage.fairfaxcounty.gov/nextdoo...

If you're new to Nextdoor and seeing our content for the first time, the survey is about our local government posts, not about Nextdoor in general or your neighborhood's use of Nextdoor.

Thanks!

11 hr ago Subscribers of Fairfax County Government in General

Fairfax County Leaf Collection Customers,

Fairfax County Government from Fairfax County Government · 13 hr ago

REMINDER- the 2024 Vacuum Leaf Collection Survey is available online through April 30, 2025. Please take a moment to complete the two-minute survey and provide your feedback.

The survey can be accessed at the following webpage: https://engage.fairfaxcounty.gov/2024vac....

To complete the survey on your mobile phone, text "2024 leaf" to 73224.

You can also provide feedback on the leaf season by:

📧 Email - 96396@publicinput.com

📞 Telephone - 703-890-5898, enter code: 11311

For additional information, contact us via email at dpwestrashcs@fairfaxcounty.gov or by calling 703-802-3322, TTY 711.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT!

13 hr ago Subscribers of Fairfax County Government in 10 areas in General

Have you been thinking about fostering a dog?

Digital Communications and Strategy Director Greg Licamele from Fairfax County Government · 4 days ago
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Our Animal Shelter is looking for foster volunteers to help care for large adult dogs, litters of puppies and nursing moms. Short- and long-term options are available!

Want to learn more and get started? Sign up for one of our April New Foster information sessions:

Thursday, April 24, 5 to 7:30 p.m.
at Fairfax County Animal Shelter - Lorton Campus
8875 Lorton Road, Lorton, VA 22079

Monday, April 28, 4 to 5:30 p.m.
at Fairfax County Animal Shelter - Michael R. Frey Campus
4500 West Ox Road, Fairfax, VA 22030

REGISTER and more details about fostering: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/animalshel...

4 days ago Subscribers of Fairfax County Government in Lost & Found

Did you know Fairfax County is supporting local startups?

Digital Communications and Strategy Director Greg Licamele from Fairfax County Government · 5 days ago
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The Fairfax Founders Fund is now accepting applications from early-stage companies. This initiative provides financial resources and mentorship to help innovative businesses grow right here in our community.

Here's what you need to know:
☑️ Funding: Up to $50,000 in funding for selected startups.
☑️ Purpose: To help develop your business and prepare for future investment.
☑️ Focus: Innovative technology, clear market opportunity, and a strong team.
☑️ Application Period: Closes April 21

Eligibility:
☑️ Must be a Fairfax County startup.
☑️ Raised less than $1 million in funding.
☑️ Generated less than $250,000 in revenue in the past 12 months.
☑️ Must provide a 50% match (capital or "sweat equity").

Learn more and apply: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/economic-i...

5 days ago Subscribers of Fairfax County Government in General

Do you have worn-out clothing, fabric scraps, or textiles that are too stained or damaged to donate?

Digital Communications and Strategy Director Greg Licamele from Fairfax County Government · 7 Apr
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Not much of a DIY-er?

A new textile recycling pilot program is now available in the county!

In partnership with Helpsy, our public works department has launched this initiative to give residents a convenient way to recycle unwanted textiles. You can bring textiles to the blue collection bins located next to the Recycling Loop at the I-66 Transfer Station in Fairfax. This is the same area where recyclable materials and food scraps for composting can be dropped off.

Items collected through the program are either:
☑️ Reused: Resold through thrift partners in North America and globally or donated to community organizations.
☑️ Recycled: Repurposed into new materials such as insulation, industrial rags, and other useful products.

What Can Be Donated?
The program accepts a wide range of textiles, including:
👕 Clothing – Tops, sweaters, jeans, dresses, outerwear, baby clothes, undergarments, and more.
👟 Footwear – Sneakers, boots, heels, slippers, cleats, and more.
🧢 Accessories – Hats, bags, gloves, scarves, jewelry, and sunglasses.
✅ Linens – Sheets, pillowcases, blankets, comforters, curtains, and table linens.
🧳 Other Items – Stuffed animals, sports uniforms, and luggage.

All dropped-off items must be clean, dry, odor-free, and in a securely closed plastic bag.

Full details: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/publicwork...

I-66 Transfer Station Hours: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/publicwork...

7 Apr Subscribers of Fairfax County Government in General

Do you have a talent for bringing damaged items back to life?

Digital Communications and Strategy Director Greg Licamele from Fairfax County Government · 4 Apr
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Volunteer at Fairfax County Public Library’s Fix-It Clinic on Saturday, May 10, and help community members who bring in small household objects, clothing, jewelry and more to be repaired.

FCPL is looking for volunteers skilled in:
*Electrical repair
*Fabric mending
*Small appliance repair
*Jewelry repair
*Other types of repair

Clinics will be held at select multiple branches across the county and volunteers can sign up for particular branches at the link. Visit bit.ly/FCPL_FixItClinic for more information.

4 Apr Subscribers of Fairfax County Government in Recommendations

Fairfax County Leaf Collection Customers,

Fairfax County Government from Fairfax County Government · 1 Apr

The 2024 Vacuum Leaf Collection Survey is available online from April 1 through April 30, 2025. Please take a moment to complete the two-minute survey and provide your feedback.

The survey can be accessed at the following webpage: https://engage.fairfaxcounty.gov/2024vac...

To complete the survey on your mobile phone, text "2024 leaf" to 73224.

You can also provide feedback on the leaf season by:

📧 Email - 96396@publicinput.com

📞 Telephone - 703-890-5898, enter code: 11311

For additional information, contact us via email at dpwestrashcs@fairfaxcounty.gov or by calling 703-802-3322, TTY 711.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT!

1 Apr Subscribers of Fairfax County Government in 10 areas in General
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