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Name Change Town Hall

As our county is in the midst of inventorying all of our public assets with names connected to the Confederacy, it’s important that we have a conversation about the origins of Lee District’s name, and what its potential change would mean for our community. Please join me for a community discussion about the implications of such a change, and what the process would entail.

FY 2022 Advertised Budget Plan

County Executive Bryan Hill announced the annual Fairfax County Budget yesterday for Fiscal Year 2022. This is an advertised budget plan and the coming weeks will lend an opportunity for community members to provide input and get familiar with the recommendations. We will hold a Lee District Budget Town Hall on Thursday April,1st at 6:30 PM with School Board Member, Tammy Derenak Kaufax. The town hall will be televised on channel 16, for those with COX, Verizon and Comcast. Additionally, it will be live streamed on my Facebook page at @Supervisorlusk. I will send out additional reminders and information on this town hall in the coming weeks. In the meantime the please review the FY2022 budget HERE

Governors Amendment to Executive Order 72

Governor Northam announced today, March 24th, an amendment to Executive Order 72 with steps to gradually ease public health restrictions in Virginia. As Fairfax County and jurisdictions across the Commonwealth continue to administer vaccines and follow current Covid-19 guidelines, infection and hospitalization has steadily decreased.   you can find key points and more information HERE. Read the Governor’s Announcement   Read the Updated Executive Order 72  Read Updated Guidelines for Specific Sectors

CECAP Online Surveys

Not one, not two, but three brief surveys are now online to capture your feedback on climate planning in Fairfax County. The county is developing its first-ever Community-wide Energy and Climate Action Plan, or CECAP, and is seeking public input to inform the goals, strategies, and actions the plan will include. Now through March 14, you can complete very short surveys on energy issues, transportation, development, and waste issues, and on climate planning in general.   Can you spare five minutes to share your opinion? It will help build a plan that works for you and the rest of our community for years to come. Find the surveys here.

Stay Informed

Call our Health Department Call Center at 703-267-3511 with Coronavirus questions; open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends. Text FFXCOVID to 888777 to receive updates from Fairfax County about COVID-19; text FFXCOVIDESP to 888777 for updates in Spanish. Email questions or concerns to ffxcovid@fairfaxcounty.gov. This email account will be staffed Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. through 6 p.m. Visit a web portal for coronavirus that serves as a one-stop online resource for information. Learn more about COVID-19 on the Health Department Coronavirus (COVID-19) Webpage or FAQ page. Follow the Fairfax County Government Facebook Page and Health Department Facebook Page. Follow @fairfaxcounty and @fairfaxhealth on Twitter. For regular updates, residents can also continue to follow the following trusted sources: Fairfax County Health Department’s coronavirus webpage Virginia Department of Health Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Rodney L. Lusk Lee District Supervisor

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