March 24, 2020
To My Hunter Mill District Neighbors:
Every day brings a lot of new updates and important information that impacts our residents in Hunter Mill District and countywide. And it is a lot to digest and process. The Board of Supervisors and county staff are committed to making sure you have the information you need to safely get through this pandemic. Please take a few minutes to read today's updates!
Respectfully,
Walter
Today's Updates (March 24)
To help limit the spread of the coronavirus, Fairfax County will close all government buildings and facilities to the public starting Friday, March 27, at 5 p.m., until further notice. However, the county government remains open for business online and by phone and mail and some specific services will continue to be provided in-person. Learn more.
Fairfax County Extends Tax Payment Deadlines for Personal Property and Real Estate Taxes
The Board of Supervisors approved a one month extension for filing vehicle and business personal property taxes and paying the first installment of real estate taxes. The board took action today at its March 24 meeting to assist taxpayers during the coronavirus outbreak. Learn more.
Park Authority Closes All Parks; Trails Remain Open
Effective Tuesday, March 24, at 11:59 p.m., all county Park Authority parks and amenities will be closed to the public until further notice. This change is in response to Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s order to close public access to recreational facilities. Park Authority closures include parking lots, athletic fields, sport courts, restrooms, nature centers, visitor centers, golf courses, historic sites, picnic areas, playgrounds, amusements, boat launches, skate parks, off-leash dog areas, outdoor fitness equipment and any areas for open recreation. Learn more.
Drug Take Back Boxes Closed
To ensure the safety of both our community members and our first responders, the Drug Take Back boxes at our Police District Stations will be closed until further notice. As of today, community members won’t be able to drop off excess medications at our stations. This includes the box at the North County Governmental Center. Please do not flush unused medications - here are alternative ways to safely dispose of medicines
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Coronavirus 101 Presentation
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Fairfax County’s Health Department has produced a “Coronavirus 101” presentation that features some useful information about COVID-19.
Currently, the webinar-style video is available in both English (shown here) and Spanish . This presentation also is being produced in additional languages and will be posted as soon as they are available.
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In Case You Missed It:
How to Help Neighbors in Need in Hunter Mill District
I am encouraging everyone who can to consider volunteering or donating to assist our local community organizations or through your own faith community or civic organization. How you can help.
Census
A reminder that if you haven't received your Census information in the mail, it is coming your way soon! It is critical that everyone fills out the 2020 Census, which you can do online and by other means. Learn more.
Town of Vienna Election
Residents of the Town of Vienna are encouraged to vote absentee by mail for the May 5 town election. For more information, including how to get your absentee ballot by mail, go to the Office of Elections web page.
Interactive Map to Find Food Resources, Services
Some of our neighbors in Hunter Mill District may have food assistance needs. To make it easier for you to find food resources, the county has developed a searchable map that includes all food distribution sites, including Fairfax County Public Schools, community meal distribution sites, food pantries and other related services. Please share this information with your neighbors and organizations. Learn more.
Housing Resources
Many residents may have concerns about mortgage payments and assistance. Here are suggested resources:
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