COVID-19 Update: Thank you, Arlington!

arlington county covid-19 update


APRIL 3, 2020

Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page.

Reminder: Arlington Parks Closed

With nicer spring weather expected this weekend, Board Chair Libby Garvey is here with a special message, reminding everyone they must limit their outside activity to essential trips and individual exercise, in accordance with the Governor’s Stay At Home Order. WATCH IT HERE


CARES Act Resources

Arlington Economic Development is reviewing CARES Act legislation to better understand how our local businesses can take advantage of this stimulus. 


Thank You, Arlington!

donation station by the numbers infographic

On Friday, we opened a drive-thru donation station and were quickly overwhelmed by Arlington's generosity and selflessness. In just five hours, we saw over 500 cars come through the Central Library Parking lot, dropping off gloves, masks, food and more. 

 

In the coming days, we'll be distributing the donated supplies to assist essential employees, nonprofits and community organizations in response operations (places like senior living facilities, healthcare providers and shelters).


COVID-19 News & Notes


Questions about COVID-19? Call the County's public information line at

703-228-7999, Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.


 

social distance warning sign parks

Arlington County/APS parks, fields, playgrounds, restrooms, tracks, dog parks and athletic courts remain CLOSED. It is unlawful to break into closed and locked facilities. The County’s trails remain open, and crossing through unlocked parks to get to a trail or non-park destination is allowed, but residents must do their part to stop the spread of COVID-19. Social distancing saves lives. 

 

Arlington County Police, park rangers, and park rovers will be monitoring parks, trails, playgrounds and fields to ensure compliance with the Governor’s Stay at Home Order.  

 

Recordatorio: Los Parques de Arlington están cerrados, mantenga la distancia social al hacer ejercicio: Con la expectativa de un clima primaveral más agradable hasta principios de la próxima semana, los funcionarios del Condado de Arlington les recuerdan a los residentes, que deben limitar su actividad externa a viajes esenciales y a ejercicio individual.