Ranked Choice Voting: Share Your Thoughts

Share Feedback on Ranked Choice Voting

The County Board is collecting community feedback on the use of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) in the 2023 County Board primary elections. Residents and voters can share their opinions on and experiences with RCV in Arlington using an online feedback form, which closes July 5.

Residents can also write to dbarrera@arlingtonva.us or countyboard@arlingtonva.us, or call 703-228-3130 to submit written and verbal comments.

Learn About Arlington DHS Programs

Arlington is improving its Marcus Alert behavioral health crisis response system for everyone. Learn what’s happening and how to get the help you need at a free, family-friendly event on June 24 at Walter Reed Community Center. Here, you can also learn about other programs from the Department of Human Services.

Arlington Expands Psychiatric Care Services

Arlington County’s newly expanded Crisis Intervention Center provides behavioral health care services in a community-based setting to individuals experiencing a psychiatric crisis. Watch how the CIC offers a safe place for people of all ages to be connected to the services they need.

• Join a virtual commission hearing on June 26 about funding for Neighborhood Complete Street improvement projects in Arlington Mill, Highland Park-Overlee Knolls and Arlington Heights.
• Tell us about your experience with the Department of Parks and Recreation’s registration system during 2023 Summer Camp registration period through June 26.
• Learn about the upcoming changes to Arlington’s stormwater utility and credit program at an in-person information session on June 27.
• Share your insights on the revised draft Forestry and Natural Resources Plan through June 30 so we can build a sustainable future together. 
• What's the role of local government in home ownership? Complete a feedback form to share your thoughts through July 7, and join us for an in-person community workshop on July 22.
• Share your thoughts on the draft plan for Plan Langston Boulevard at several in-person open house sessions on July 12, July 20 and July 26. Learn more about the draft plan for the corridor.
• We’re asking for your feedback on a Deer Management Project. Watch this short clip to learn about our recent deer assessment, and then share your thoughts through July 13.
• Arlington County is celebrating National Night Out, a nationwide community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships, on August 1. Register your neighborhood event by July 21.

Around Arlington

• Arlington Pride is back and bigger than ever, celebrating all weekend (June 23-25)! Learn more about the fabulous events and how to participate.
• Arlington County Police Department is hosting its 3rd Annual Pride with the Police on June 29. Come to Freddie’s Beach Bar & Restaurant for an informal opportunity to ask questions, discuss public safety concerns and get to know the people behind your public safety agencies.
• Arlington County’s Black Employee Council will have its 2nd annual Black Music Month Celebration on June 30 from 3-5 p.m. at the Ellen M. Bozman Government Center plaza (2100 Clarendon Blvd.)
• Build your own rain barrel to capture water runoff from summer rains at a hands-on workshop on July 8. Pre-registration is required as well as a $55 fee to cover the rain barrel and supplies.
• Residential Permit Parking (RPP) stickers and passes are available for purchase online. Street enforcement for RPP zones for the 2023-24 season begins Aug. 1.
• Do you know how to dispose of lithium batteries? Learn about the importance of Proper Battery Disposal.
• Cool off from the summer heat! Spraygrounds are open around Arlington through Labor Day. See locations and hours of operation.
• Does your child need updated vaccines for the next school year? Don't wait. Get your child vaccinated today by a pediatrician or your local health department.

Fun Late Nights at Arlington Mill Community Center

Middle and high school teens: You are invited to join the fun at Arlington Mill Community Center this summer for five great nights of dancing, sports, art activities, snacks and more. The center will reopen after hours from 8-11 p.m. for you to hang out with friends, meet new ones and have a great time. Find more information for Late Night at the Mill.

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