What does Fairfax County do?

Fairfax County Government is the administrative body for Fairfax County, Virginia, serving over 1.1 million residents. Established in 1742, it operates under a county executive system, featuring a Board of Supervisors and a County Executive to manage daily operations. The government is dedicated to transparency, public engagement, and efficient service delivery across various sectors. The government provides a wide range of essential services, including public safety, health and human services, education, infrastructure, economic development, and environmental management. It supports local businesses and offers resources for residents, such as public health programs, emergency services, and recreational activities. Fairfax County Government emphasizes accessibility and community involvement, ensuring that all residents can engage with its services and participate in civic activities.