The City of Falls Church is now allowing City parks and amenities to temporarily be used for commercial activities to help City businesses during the pandemic.
Businesses must secure a Temporary Outdoor Commercial Activity Permit available through the Recreation and Parks Department. This exemption to existing regulations will continue through September 30 but may be extended.
For more information about the requirements, visit https://www.fallschurchva.gov/452/Recreation-Parks.
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