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CFGF Issues 2026 Legislative Scorecard and Priorities


Citizens For Great Falls published its 2026 legislative priorities in advance of the 2026 Virginia Legislative Session "Pre-filing period," which began on Monday, Nov.17. The scorecard outlines the organization's list of topic areas it urges the General Assembly to consider. It was also submitted to the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, which took up its own legislative program at its regular meeting on Nov. 18.


The complete CFGF Legislative Scorecard and Priorities document may be viewed here: CFGF Legislative Scorecard and Priorities 2026

CFGF Submits Comments on Policy Plan Amendment

In follow-up action, CFGF President John Halacy submitted comments to the Board of Supervisors on the Policy Plan Amendment to the County-wide Comprehensive Plan in advance of its consideration during a public hearing on the Amendment on Nov. 18.


The Policy Plan outlines the goals, policies, and objectives set by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors regarding various aspects of community planning, including:

  • Land Use: Strategies for sustainably managing growth and development.
  • Transportation: Policies to enhance mobility and connectivity within the county.
  • Housing: Guidelines to ensure diverse and affordable housing options.
  • Environment: Initiatives aimed at protecting natural resources and promoting sustainability


Read the CFGF's comments here: CFGF Comments for BOS re Policy Plan Amendment to Comprehensive Plan


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CFGF Formally Launches Membership Drive

Peter Falcone | Published on 6/27/2025

 

CFGF Formally Launches Membership Drive

Membership in CFGF is open for all residents of the 2206 Zip Code in Fairfax County and for residents who are in the Langley High School Pyramid designation. Annual Dues are $20 per member.

Your membership in an organization like Citizens For Great Falls and helping us engage and support the community through participation and advocacy is a powerful way to bring about results, regardless of the issue-like school boundaries, land development and zoning, preservation of our fragile environment, transportation safety, or other critical needs. It basically involves understanding the community, participating and volunteering some time and your talents on behalf of your community to help and influence decision-makers and the best outcomes.

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