E-CARE
Each year many of us have stuff in our homes that we don’t need any more but don’t know what to do with. Well Arlington’s Dept., Environmental Services have a solution, it’s called E-CARE.
The Virginia Department of Transportation project on Arlington Boulevard is replacing the aging Courthouse Road bridge. It’s improving safety and access to Route 50 at Courthouse Road and 10th Street.
The Arlington Initiative to Rethink Energy (AIRE) team created a life sized board game to challenge players on everyday actions that have an energy impact.
Winter’s upon us: and that means snow and ice. We wanted to let you know how Arlington deals with winter weather.
Arlington resident Richard Layman needed to make his pre WWII home more energy efficient but was able to off-set some of the costs with $10,000 in prize money
Arlington County celebrated the completion of Phase I of Penrose Square. The County’s newest square is 17,000 square feet and includes features that incorporate elements of Arlington’s vision of sustainability.
Arlington is undertaking the first update to its Noise Control ordinance since the 1970s. A lot of things have changed in Arlington over the last four decades and it’s gotten louder… and louder.
Arlington celebrated the conclusion of an 18 month project to renovate and improve the Glebe Road overpass over Route 50.
Newsmakers covers the installation of the canopy on the prototype Super Stop on Columbia Pike.
During the months of November and December, Arlington County collects leaves from residents who receive county curbside trash and recycling services.
Arlington is taking the transportation network to a new level of service by making a strategic investment in a streetcar system – Arlington’s next generation of transit.
Arlington TV’s regular roundup of news and upcoming events.
Arlington County Library received an award as Top Innovator for Sustainability from the Urban Libraries Council.