Braddock District Council - Pulse of the Community
Link to the Braddock Beacon & Walkinshaw Advisory
Current issues at the forefront of the community
Trash Service
Fairfax County government is aware of and is working on problems with American Disposal Company. There are three ways for you to present a formal complaint:
-
Go to this page and fill out the form;
-
Send an email to the solid waste compliance team at dpwesswmptrashmail@fairfaxcounty.gov;
-
Call the Public Works and Environmental Services office at 703-324-5230.
Fairfax County operates two transfer stations open 7 days a week where residents can, on their own, bring a variety of household waste. While there are fees for bagged or bulk trash, brush and yard waste as well as appliances, etc., recycling is free as is the disposal of household electronic items and hazardous waste. Complete information can be found here: Recycling and Trash Locations and Hours. You can even get free mulch!
Shape the Future of Aging
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/familyservices/older-adults/fairfax-50-plus-community-action-plan
Lake Accotink Dredging
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/publicworks/stormwater/plans-projects/lake-accotink-dredging-ac89-0009
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/planning-development/lakeaccotink
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/topics/lake-accotink-task-force (Task force on the Future of Lake Accotink)
Braddock Road Multimodal Improvement Project
https://www.virginiadot.org/projects/northern-virginia/braddockmultimodal.asp
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/transportation/projects/braddock-multimodal
BLUE Committee Resolution on the VDOT Braddock Rd. Project
Presentation by Mike Perel on VDOT Braddock Rd. Project - February 2023
Charge-Up Fairfax
Parking on Guinea Road
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) recently evaluated the south side of Guinea Road from the shopping center entrance to Sandy Lewis Drive to determine if any parking restrictions were warranted based on current program practices. As a result of this review, No Parking signs were installed east and west of the marked crosswalk across Guinea Road at Zion Drive to assist in maintaining an open sight line for drivers and pedestrians, in addition to preventing drivers from parking within the flow line of a roadway drainage area. This No Parking Zone extends from approximately 100 feet west of the Zion Drive intersection eastward to the bowling alley entrance. A No Parking Zone is also being implemented on the east side of Sandy Lewis Drive for approximately 125 feet for crosswalk visibility as well.
Braddock Nights Concerts and Arts in the Park Events
Persons interested in volunteering and supporting these initiatives should contact staff aide Irma Mejia-Lewis at irma.mejia-lewis@fairfaxcounty.gov