Fairfax County Government

Fairfax County NewsCenter Podcast

Current news in Fairfax County that's important to you

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Fairfax County Government

Category

Government

Podcast website

www.fairfaxcounty.gov

Latest episode

Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

Library fix-it clinics, Rec-PAC summer camp program, Green Spring Gardens 27.02.2019

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about library fix-it clinics, Rec-PAC summer camp program, Green Spring Gardens and more.

Jury duty scams, 50+ community survey, National Donor Day 13.02.2019

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the jury duty scams, 50+ community survey, National Donor Day and more.

Fairfax County Strategic Plan, speech and hearing services 30.01.2019

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the Fairfax County Strategic Plan, speech and hearing services, One Fairfax and more.

50+ Community Survey, Oak Marr RECenter, e-bikes 16.01.2019

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the 50+ Community Survey, Oak Marr RECenter, e-bikes and more.

Student Pass SmartTrip Card, Twitter, Virginia Values Veterens 02.01.2019

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the Student Pass SmartTrip Card, Twitter, Virginia Values Veterens and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for December 19, 2018 25.12.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about Fairfax Circuit Court, healthy holiday tips, frozen water pipes, and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for December 5, 2018 11.12.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about Holiday Trees, marriage licenses, adult day healthcare and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for November 7, 2018 27.11.2018

This episode of News to Use, Jim discusses recycling, salting your sidewalk and not your trees this winter season, as well as the Hunter Mill District Winter Coat Closet, food safety when cooking those holiday meals, and a reminder about the importance of getting your flu vaccine.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for November 7, 2018 13.11.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the 2018 demographics report, Medicare 101, rain gardens and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for October 24, 2018 30.10.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about flu, the Nov. 6 General Election, a Public Safety Bond Referendum and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for October 10, 2018 16.10.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about affordable housing, voting, fog, fall fertilizer and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for September 26, 2018 02.10.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about beech bark disease, zMOD, the small business forum and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for September 12, 2018 18.09.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about breakfast, the deer management program, American Alliance Museums and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for August 29, 2018 04.09.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about tree preservation, author Liza Mundy, summer heat, the Virginia Indian Festival and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for August 1, 2018 07.08.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about wireless printing at the library, the beehive distribution program, back-to-school immunizations and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for July 18, 2018 24.07.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the Discovery Trail Map, cooling assistance program, summer vacations, burglars and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for July 3, 2018 03.07.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the spotted lanternfly, Embark Richmond Highway, mental health first aid, potholes and much more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for June 6, 2018 06.06.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the summer reading adventure, streetlights, Hidden Pond Nature Center, ticks and much more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for May 23, 2018 23.05.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the Business Experience Program, the Great American Read Program, the County Grass Ordinance and much more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for May 9, 2018 09.05.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about Environmental Excellence Awards, free mulch, bear safety and much more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for April 25, 2018 25.04.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about Rec-PAC Summer Jobs, Diversion to Detox, Farmers Markets and much more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for March 28, 2018 11.04.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the County’s Wastewater Management Program, LED Lightbulbs, Solarize Fairfax and much more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for March 28, 2018 28.03.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about county farmers markets, the Public Library’s Comic Con, teen job fairs and resume building workshops, and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for March 14, 2018 14.03.2018

On this week’s News to Use podcast, learn about the who to call about downed trees, contributions of women during World War I, adult day health care in in Herndon, the Invasive Management Area program and more.

Fairfax County News to Use Podcast for February 14, 2018 14.02.2018

On this edition of the “News to Use” podcast, learn about learn about summer camps, the plan to renovate the original Mount Vernon High School, county staffers who are part of a team deployed to the Virgin Islands to help with hurricane recovery, an upcoming meeting of the Healthy Strides Wellness Book Club and the Hypothermia Prevention Program.

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