Category: Fairfax County
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Braddock District Senior Outreach Program
Braddock District Council Vice Chair Marie Norman would like to invite all interested WoodLynne seniors to join a community outreach group. This group will help seniors connect, learn about local events and participate in monthly meetups. If you’re interested in learning more, or in joining the email list for the group, please contact Marie at…
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Climate Action Surveys Now Available
Fairfax County is seeking residents’ input on issues pertaining to the development of a Communitywide Energy and Climate Action Plan, or CECAP. To capture public feedback on issues of particular importance, three short public surveys have been developed. The first relates to energy issues; the second is dedicated to transportation, development and waste-related issues; and…
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Climate Action Public Meetings Happening Next Week
Fairfax County has announced two climate action public meetings taking place the week of February 22, 2021. These public meetings will give residents and other county stakeholders an opportunity to hear from experts and offer feedback on the development of the county’s first-ever Communitywide Energy and Climate Action Plan (CECAP). The two public meetings will…
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Fairfax County Climate Action Plan
The board has received the following information from Fairfax County. You can also learn more via the county’s Climate Action News webpage. The Fairfax County Office of Environmental and Energy Coordination is currently working with county residents and stakeholders to develop the first-ever Communitywide Energy and Climate Action Plan, or CECAP. Today, we want to…
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Learn More About Fairfax County’s Recycling Policies
Want to learn more about what happens to your recyclables after they’re picked up? Not sure what can or can’t be recycled? Check out Fairfax County’s recycling slideshow, now available on our website. Please make sure you are also following the guidelines outlined in WoodLynne’s Trash & Recycling Collection Guide, which include placing items in…
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George Mason University Development Plans
During the annual meeting in January, homeowners expressed an interest in learning more about proposed George Mason University development plans. Please see the following documents for information. George Mason “One University” Proposal George Mason “One University” Slides & Contact List