City Government Closed Friday, January 19 - Falls Church News-Press Online

2025-12-08 9:04 PM

City Government Closed Friday, January 19

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The City of Falls Church government is closed today including the Mary Riley Styles Public Library. The Community Center is open. Recreation and Parks classes and activities are cancelled through 5 p.m.; a determination will be made at 3 p.m. about evening classes and activities.

City government employees do not need to telework or take leave. Emergency employees must report.

Updates related to the snow will be made at www.fallschurchva.gov/Snow.

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