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County government delivering public services
$90k - $114.7k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Arlington, VA, USA
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Arlington County is a local government in Northern Virginia that provides public services to residents. It runs programs and infrastructure for public safety, parks and recreation, transportation, and other municipal needs, funded primarily through local taxes such as meals, food, and beverage taxes. The county delivers services through its government operations to maintain safety, mobility, parks, and community amenities for a diverse urban population. Its unique position across the Potomac from Washington, D.C., and its mix of government and private-sector employment shape its economy and policy. Goal: to efficiently deliver municipal services, maintain infrastructure, ensure public safety, and support residents’ quality of life through stable funding and responsible governance.
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Doctor's Run Park renovation project moves forward with final design and next steps. Arlington County has announced progress on the Doctor's Run Park renovation project, following the completion of community engagement efforts. On July 22, officials reported that feedback from residents was instrumental in developing the final draft park design. "Thank you to everyone who participated in our community engagements for the Doctor's Run Park Project! Your feedback was essential to develop the final draft park design," Arlington County said. The county has made the final engagement summary available for public review. Staff are currently working to finalize the design before starting the permitting process. The county aims to present the final design and construction bid to the County Board in spring 2027. If approved, planning for construction is expected to begin in fall 2027. The timeline is described as an estimate and may be subject to change. The Doctor's Run Park renovation project has involved multiple phases of public input, with the county emphasizing the importance of community feedback in shaping the park's future. More information about the project and opportunities to stay informed are available on the Arlington County website. The project is part of Arlington County's ongoing efforts to improve public spaces and respond to community needs. Updates and further details will be provided as the project advances toward the permitting and construction phases.
Pioneering sustainable wastewater solutions: Arlington Re-Gen. Arlington County is taking a bold step towards environmental sustainability with the launch of its Re-Gen project - a comprehensive upgrade to the Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP) focused on turning wastewater into renewable energy and nutrient-rich soil amendments. This progressive design-build project will revolutionize solids handling facilities using state-of-the-art technology, all while supporting a cleaner, greener community. In partnership with PC Construction as the design-builder, Stantec as the engineer, and HDR as the program manager, the County will incorporate advanced systems - including thermal hydrolysis process (THP) - pre- and final-dewatering facilities, primary and secondary anaerobic digesters, odor control, biogas treatment, and steam generation. The THP will allow the WPCP to produce Class A biosolids suitable for use as fertilizer, while capturing and treating biogas for use as a renewable energy source. These improvements align with Arlington County's Solids Master Plan and are geared toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving negative net energy usage, supporting the County's vision for Envision Gold verification. The Early Work Package is now underway and sets the stage for this multi-year modernization effort, beginning with crucial site preparation activities such as grading, building demolitions, utility relocations, and foundation work for future treatment systems - all while maintaining uninterrupted operations at the facility. Major construction activities are scheduled to commence late 2026, with completion projected in 2031. The heart of the Re-Gen program lies in its innovative solids-handling systems, which will include thermal hydrolysis and anaerobic digestion to produce renewable resources, modern dewatering and screening equipment, enhanced truck loading, and sophisticated odor control. These upgrades will enable Arlington County to transform biosolids generated during wastewater cleaning into reusable Class A biosolids and renewable natural gas, substantially lowering the Plant's carbon footprint. With the Water Pollution Control Plant currently treating 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from homes and businesses, the Re-Gen project represents a transformative investment in the region's environmental health and resource recovery capabilities.
On Sunday, September 21st, the Arlington County Sheriff's Office brought together its public safety partners, local soccer coaches, and the community for its 2nd Annual Sheriff's Soccer Game at Wakefield High School.
Arlington County's Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) has won the 2025 National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Parks and Recreation Management.
The Rosslyn Business Improvement District (BID), in partnership with Arlington Arts, is excited to announce the dynamic lineup for the 2025 Rosslyn Jazz Fest, taking place on Saturday, Sept. 6, from 1 - 7 p.m. at Gateway Park (1300 Langston Blvd., Arlington, VA).