F.C. Council OKs Efficiency Changes

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Monday, the Falls Church City Council approved some changes to streamline its meetings, including by reconfiguring seating arrangements at work sessions so that members better face each other. Changes in how staff reports are presented, including clearer delineation of “Council action requested” space, are aimed at reducing staff time spent at meetings.

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