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Falls Church Pulse In fact, there is so much information that one is quickly overwhelmed. The Falls Church Pulse provides a platform to keep our neighbors informed.

We strive to help our community follow the activities at City Hall by curating the publicly available records and videos on Falls Church City projects, proposals, policies and plans. The City of Falls Church government records and makes available a trove of documents that support the discussions of City Council and the Boards and Commissions. We started the Falls Church Pulse to curate and organize this information so that City residents may follow and participate in the workings of our local government. All posts are written by members of the community. If you are following a City issue, we hope you will join us by writing a post to keep us all informed. There is so much happening in our Little City!

Restaurant owners who helped develop and have participated in other Little City Sips events this year were surprised by ...
10/12/2026

Restaurant owners who helped develop and have participated in other Little City Sips events this year were surprised by the City’s decision but plan to participate. Holiday Market is on December 12th along Little Falls Street, possibly with additional vendors outside certain restaurants.

Restaurant owners who helped develop and have participated in Little City Sips events this year were surprised by the Holiday Market decision but plan to participate.

The Planning Commission reviewed the East Broad Street Multimodal Study that proposed reducing the street to single lane...
10/12/2026

The Planning Commission reviewed the East Broad Street Multimodal Study that proposed reducing the street to single lanes of vehicular traffic to accommodate bike lanes. This is to address road safety issues on this section of E Broad (Route 7).

The Planning Commission reviewed the East Broad Street Multimodal Study that proposed reducing the street to single lanes of vehicular traffic to accommodate bike lanes.

The City’s Arts and Humanities grants, totaling $78,500, were awarded to seven groups in the City but left out two local...
10/05/2026

The City’s Arts and Humanities grants, totaling $78,500, were awarded to seven groups in the City but left out two local nonprofits that organize high-impact City events. See who received grants and who didn't.

The City's Arts and Humanities grants, totaling $78,500, were awarded to seven groups in the City but left out two local nonprofits that organize high-impact City events.

Zoning code on Virginia Village loosened after receiving developer proposals. The City Council prioritizes flexibility f...
10/05/2026

Zoning code on Virginia Village loosened after receiving developer proposals. The City Council prioritizes flexibility for the developer over citizen concerns about increased heights, reduced setbacks, and minimum parking requirements.

City Council's 5-2 vote to approve the third first reading of Virginia Village zoning disregarded citizen concerns about building heights, setbacks, and parking.

With low-income housing tax credits expiring and the increasing value of the land, The Fields may be redeveloped at mark...
10/04/2026

With low-income housing tax credits expiring and the increasing value of the land, The Fields may be redeveloped at market rates.

With low-income housing tax credits expiring and the increasing value of the land, The Fields may be redeveloped at market rates.

Early voting has started. Besides voting for the Senate and the House of Representatives, the ballot includes amendments...
10/02/2026

Early voting has started. Besides voting for the Senate and the House of Representatives, the ballot includes amendments on reproductive freedom, marriage equality, and the restoration of voting rights. Early, in-person voting is recommended. The Falls Church League of Women Voters explain the amendments.
Know before you vote!

Vote early and in person, if possible. The ballot includes amendments on reproductive freedom, marriage equality, and the restoration of voting rights.

To help residents save money and energy, and to improve their indoor air quality and safety, the City of Falls Church Go...
10/02/2026

To help residents save money and energy, and to improve their indoor air quality and safety, the City of Falls Church Government is offering free home energy audits, valued at $400-$600.

City Finance Director reviewed how a C&I tax on commercial properties can be used for transportation projects. City Coun...
09/16/2026

City Finance Director reviewed how a C&I tax on commercial properties can be used for transportation projects. City Council is considering enacting it for the next fiscal year starting July 2027.


City Finance Director reviewed how a C&I tax on commercial properties can be used for transportation projects. City Council is considering enacting it for the next fiscal year starting July 2027.

City Council is expected to choose the top-ranked developer the same day the evaluation committee presents its recommend...
09/11/2026

City Council is expected to choose the top-ranked developer the same day the evaluation committee presents its recommendations. Zoning remains unsettled. Meanwhile, residents complain about the lack of information.



City Council is expected to choose the top-ranked Virginia Village developer the same day the evaluation committee presents its recommendations.

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