Stafford County is closing its courts and government offices early due to severe weather forecasts. The decision affects public services including voting and parks activities, with officials urging residents to take safety precautions.
Stafford County is inviting residents to provide feedback on new transportation studies for Garrisonville Road and Route 17 through online surveys. The results will guide future improvements aimed at easing congestion and enhancing safety along these key corridors.
Stafford County Utilities is promoting Fix a Leak Week from March 16–22 as part of a national effort led by EPA WaterSense. Residents are encouraged to check their homes for common leaks that can waste thousands of gallons each year.
School Board member Kathleen Clark will hold open office hours on March 23 in Arlington. Community members can schedule individual meetings online; walk-ins are not allowed.
Stafford County Government and Schools will host their second annual joint job fair on April 15 at Rowser Building from 1:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m., offering local career opportunities across multiple fields. Leaders say it reflects ongoing efforts toward stronger collaboration supporting community needs.
The University of Mary Washington’s voting precinct will move temporarily for an upcoming special election on April 21, with Rocky Run Elementary serving as its new location this year. Early and mail-in voting options remain available through designated sites across Stafford County.
The Arlington School Board has released its schedule of meetings and public comment guidelines for April. The announcement details how community members can participate in upcoming sessions both in person and online.
Arlington Public Schools is taking part in Neurodiversity Celebration Week from March 16–20. The district highlights its commitment to inclusion for neurodivergent students as part of this global initiative.
Stafford County is urging residents to evaluate their flood risk during Virginia Flood Awareness Week from March 8–14. Officials highlight updated FEMA maps and encourage obtaining flood insurance before hurricane season begins.
Three Arlington high school students have won first place in a national video competition organized by NOCTI. Their project highlights career-focused learning opportunities. The team earned $500 for their program along with recognition as national champions.