Upcoming General and Special Elections |
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Early voting and absentee in-person voting begins at the Office of Elections, 12000 Government Center Pkwy, Fairfax, VA on September 18 2020
Reason codes are no longer needed to vote absentee in person or by mail in VA.
Absentee Voting
There are two ways to vote absentee in Virginia, in person and by mail.
For those who do not want to cast an absentee ballot by mail Virginia Law requires ballots be delivered personally to the General Registrar. The Office address is 12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 323, Fairfax, 22035.
If you plan to vote in-person absentee/early voting, you do not need to submit an application.
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Supporting Return to Schools (SRS) Program |
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The SRS program will provide full-day on-site programming for children in Kindergarten through sixth grade residing in Fairfax County and City of Fairfax, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. starting September 8, 2020.
Full day programming will provide:
- Support for children’s active and engaged learning during the FCPS virtual academic day.
- A supportive setting to promote children’s academic, social, emotional and physical development.
- Opportunities for children to explore, engage, relax and enjoy activities based on the program curriculum –The Great Outdoors: Road Trips Through the Americas.
- A warm and welcoming environment and a day balanced with care, learning, guidance, friendships and fun!
Find more information HERE or call 703-449-8989 to learn more and enroll.
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Washington GAS Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP):
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Washington Gas recognizes the financial burden the Covid-19 pandemic has put on their customers and is working to alleviate any added stress it has caused. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides eligible Washington Gas customers with a discount on a portion of the natural gas that they use during the winter season.
Learn more and apply HERE
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Fairfax County is developing its first-ever Community-wide Energy and Climate Action Plan (CECAP) and your input is needed! Our local and regional economy can be negatively affected by severe weather, a known consequence of climate change. Cleaning up from severe storms costs county taxpayers millions of dollars, money that might otherwise fund public programs, services, and offerings. It’s up to all of us to take steps, even small ones, to reduce our emissions so that our families, friends, neighbors, and future residents of Fairfax County can thrive in a clean, healthy, safe, and prosperous community.
Join one of three virtual public meetings in late August and early September and take the CECAP public survey to share your opinions and suggestions. Your input will be considered by the CECAP Task Force as they make decisions about goals, strategies, and actions we can take to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions in the years to come.
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Fairfax County residents now have additional ways to get information about COVID-19. Residents can send specific questions or concerns related to the Coronavirus to: ffxcovid@fairfaxcounty.gov
Text: Ffxcovid to 888777
For regular updates, residents can also continue to follow the following trusted sources:
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Rodney L. Lusk
Lee District Supervisor
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