City Government Open Regular Hours on Wednesday, Jan. 8

City Government Open Regular Hours on Wednesday, Jan. 8

Tuesday, January 7, 2025 — The City of Falls Church, VA government will operate on a regular schedule on Wednesday, January 8. 

Operational Status, Programming and Services Wednesday, January 8:

  • All Emergency Services are active.
  • Snow Emergency Routes remain active: fallschurchva.gov/SnowRoutes.
  • The warming center at the Community Center will reopen by 8:30 a.m. 
  • Recreation and Parks programming: Open with regular hours. 
  • The Library will be open with regular hours. 

Trash, Recycle, and Compost Curbside Collection Services Delayed:

  • Wednesday, January 8: No curbside services will be provided due to inclement weather
  • Thursday, January 9: Collection services for trash, recycling, yard waste, and curbside composting will be provided. Please bring items curbside Wednesday evening to ensure collection.
  • Friday, January 10: Missed collections for trash, recycling, and yard waste will be collected. Missed collections must be reported by 10 a.m. Friday.
  • Saturday, January 11: Missed collection for curbside composting. Please contact Compost Crew directly for missed curbside composting.
  • Review full information for Trash, Recycle, and Composting on the City’s website 

Snow Removal Policy for Residents and Businesses

  • The City’s snow removal policy covers both residents and businesses.
  • Snow / ice must not be placed on city streets.
  • Residents: Snow and ice should be cleared from sidewalks surrounding the property 12 hours after the snow stops falling. If the snow falls at night, residents have 12 hours after sunrise to remove it.
  • Businesses: Commercial property owners must remove snow and ice from sidewalks surrounding the property 6 hours after the snow stops falling. If the snow falls at night, businesses have 6 hours after sunrise to remove it.
  • Cool tip: To make sure snow plows do not undo your sidewalk and driveway shoveling, use this technique: pile snow to the right of your driveway, as you are facing the street, on your yard.

The City will maintain updates for the public on fallschurchva.gov/WinterWeather with topics including:

  • Current Status
  • City Warming Center
  • Who to Contact for: Power Outage, and Water Issues, Hypothermia Risk & Shelters
  • Helping Neighbors
  • General Safety
  • Shoveling Safety
  • Snow Removal Policy for Residents and Businesses
  • Snow Emergency Routes

Residents, businesses, and visitors during the winter weather season, are encouraged to Sign up for Falls Church Alerts

  • Falls Church Alerts is the official City of Falls Church emergency communications system that sends emergency alerts, notifications, and updates to your devices. 
  • This system enables the city to provide you with critical information in a variety of situations, including severe weather, road closures, missing persons, and neighborhood evacuations. 
  • Visit https://www.fallschurchva.gov/alerts to Sign-Up or Login. Users must customize settings to determine which alerts you receive when as well as to which accounts. 

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