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Supporting community justice initiatives - Vimarsana News

Supporting community justice initiatives

Alberta’s government is investing $961,000 to support community justice initiatives that serve the unique needs of Alberta communities.

Source: alberta.ca
Three decades after the ADA implemented, Fairfax County continues to advocate for disability rights - Vimarsana News

Three decades after the ADA implemented, Fairfax County continues to advocate for disability rights

In the 33 years since the Americans With Disabilities Rights Act (ADA) was passed, Fairfax County has worked to advocate for people with disabilities and fully include them in the

Law Enforcement Women Celebrate Valentine's Day - Vimarsana News

Law Enforcement Women Celebrate Valentine's Day

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Mental health services, pedestrian safety and police retention are top Fairfax County priorities in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Mental health services, pedestrian safety and police retention are top Fairfax County priorities in 2023

Fairfax County’s top priorities for 2023 will be increasing mental health services, boosting police retention, addressing commercial office vacancies, and improving pedestrian safety, Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeff McKay says. Adequately addressing those needs, though, requires more financial help and local authority from Virginia’s General Assembly, he told FFXnow in an interview. With the county

Employee pay raises, expanded public safety staffing highlight Fairfax County's newly adopted budget - Vimarsana News

Employee pay raises, expanded public safety staffing highlight Fairfax County's newly adopted budget

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors adopted a balanced budget for fiscal year 2022 yesterday (Tuesday). It includes some funding adjustments that the board incorporated into the proposed budget during the board’s markup session last week. The newly adopted budget supports a 1% pay increase for county employees, a 2% raise for Fairfax County Public Schools employees, and 15% salary supplements for staff in the Office of the Public Defender and state probation and parole officers. “While there were many constraints on this year’s budget, I am tremendously proud of what this Board was ...