2026-10-08 3:50 PM

F.C. CIP Survey Results Due Feb. 2

Falls Church City Manager Wyatt Shields told the News-Press yesterday that he was impressed by the high number of responses to a City survey on citizen preferences for capital improvement project, or CIP, investments. A total of 875 responses were received by the City, including 320 that had written narratives. Shields said that City Hall is tabulating the responses now, and that Assistant City Manager Cindy Mester will present the results to the Planning Commission Monday night, Feb. 2.

The results will also be presented for discussion at an open house on the City’s CIP priorities that will be held Sunday, Feb. 8, at 1:30 p.m. at the Community Center.

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