F.C. Police, Chamber Say No Flyers on Residents’ Doors

Sally Cole

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The Falls Church City Police Department and the Falls Church Chamber of Commerce would like to remind businesses that handbills, fliers, menus, and promotional materials should not be left in residents’ front doors as it often becomes litter and can also be an indicator to thieves that the house is vacant.

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