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Last year, an attempt to broaden the Arlington police auditor's access to police records quietly fizzled before reaching the public for discussion.
(Updated at 3:45 p.m.) As Columbia Pike continues to evolve, county officials are heeding warnings to preserve legacy businesses at risk of displacement. A market study commissioned Arlington Economic Development (AED) recommends the County Board be proactive in protecting legacy -- or long-term -- businesses along Columbia Pike. "The threat isn't rents going up, those spaces are very
Bowser holds firm: Caps and Wizards remain at Capital One Arena or DC will invest its $500M offer in new uses for the property. Temporary Arlington bus storage yard could become permanent. Baltimore’s new tree planting fee structure threatens to undermine its own canopy goal.
The value of residential properties is up in Arlington, but the torrid growth of past years has slowed. Arlington County announced today that residential property assessments are up 3.2% for 2024. The overall property assessment growth was 2.5%, with commercial properties up 1.6%. New construction contributed significantly to the overall growth. The announcement comes as
Widespread speed cameras and more funding for prosecutors are two emerging priorities for Arlington County during the upcoming legislative session. The Arlington County Board got a first look at its legislative priorities during a meeting last night (Tuesday). They cover a range of topics, from funding for improving public transportation to tackling the behavioral health