City Hall

Summary

City Hall (located at 10455 Armstrong Street, Fairfax City) serves as the primary civic facility for the City of Fairfax, housing the Council Chambers and a work session room used regularly for City Council meetings, Planning Commission sessions, and public events. The facility hosts publicly accessible electric vehicle charging stations, which were the subject of a fee revision discussed at a February 2026 work session, with Council reaching consensus to incorporate the new pricing structure into the city budget. City Hall has also been referenced as a venue for community programming, including CPR training by the City of Fairfax Fire Department, Comprehensive Plan implementation group meetings focused on Old Town, and events such as the Annual Antique Car Show. As of July 2026, the Council Chambers and work session room are equipped with the MediaScribe real-time captioning and translation service, offering accessibility in over 70 languages via residents' personal phones.

Open questions & options on the table

• The current operational status of City Hall as a facility (e.g., any planned renovations, relocations, or changes) is not documented in the available material and remains unknown.
• Outcome of the Boards and Commissions appointment interviews conducted in closed session at City Hall on June 30, 2026 has not been recorded in the available minutes.
• Further details on the Blenheim Boulevard construction information meeting held at City Hall on June 30, 2026, including outcomes and the broader communication strategy for related construction projects, are not yet documented.

Discussion time

Minutes of named discussion per transcribed meeting.