This is only a virtual meeting on Microsoft Teams Click here for meeting link if joining remotely.

Opportunities to comment on the new tree canopy study showing only 33% coverage overall compared to the 41% claimed by the County. This study shows the top options and their value for next steps to implement the Forestry and Natural Resources Plan (FNRP). The County must act on the priorities identified to slow the loss of tree canopy. Also, during public comment, you can weigh in on the new Expanded Housing zoning that reduces tree canopy that leaves less space reserved for potential tree planting, increases lot coverage, reduces stormwater benefits, and much more.

Forestry and Natural Resources Commission (FNRC)- Citizens appointed to provide advice to Board on these subjects. Two minutes each for public comments at the beginning of each meeting. You must sign up by noon that day to speak.

Agenda and links to meeting will be published at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Forestry-and-Natural-Resources-Commission

Meeting information available at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Departments/County-Board/Events/County-Board-Recessed-Meeting

C2E2 advises and assists the Arlington County Board in meeting Arlington’s commitment to climate action including on:

• Threats posed by climate change to community infrastructure, health and well-being.

• Environmental justice.

• The sustainability of the natural environment of Arlington, taking into account the inter-relationships among the air, water and land in their various uses.

• Environmental issues impacting the health of our citizens.

  The commission designates the first few minutes of each meeting for general public comment and encourages residents to provide comments on the County’s environmental or energy issues (Note: Individuals may speak for three minutes; those representing an organization may speak for five minutes).

  For more information on their meeting schedules and summaries of previous meetings go to: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-Commission-C2E2 . This page also has a link and phone number that allow you to join the meeting remotely. Further instructions and deadlines for written comments or public comment at the start of the meeting see: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Commission-Advisory-Group-Calendar/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-C2E2-Meetings .

The agenda for the meeting is available at the Board website. Agenda items not addressed at this meeting will be on the agenda items deferred to the Recessed meeting on the follow Tuesday. Two minutes allowed for each public speaker on any topic at the beginning of each meeting. Comments on agenda items are taken at the time the item is discussed. Get more information and sign-up here.

The Commission has 15 members representing a mix of individuals with a range of expertise related to the PRC mission. The PRC's primary responsibilities are to provide the County Board with recommendations concerning Parks and recreation planning, programming and budgetary matters. For the agenda, staff reports, and more information on the members and activities, go to the County webpage.

Most other meetings are hybrid in-person and via Microsoft Teams with details available on how to participate and make written or public comments available here.

This is a hybrid in-person and virtual meeting on Microsoft Teams Click here for meeting link if joining remotely.

Opportunities to comment on the new tree canopy study showing only 33% coverage overall compared to the 41% claimed by the County. This study shows the top options and their value for next steps to implement the Forestry and Natural Resources Plan (FNRP). The County must act on the priorities identified to slow the loss of tree canopy. Also, during public comment, you can weigh in on the new Expanded Housing zoning that reduces tree canopy that leaves less space reserved for potential tree planting, increases lot coverage, reduces stormwater benefits, and much more.

Forestry and Natural Resources Commission (FNRC)- Citizens appointed to provide advice to Board on these subjects. Two minutes each for public comments at the beginning of each meeting. You must sign up by noon that day to speak.

Agenda and links to meeting will be published at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Forestry-and-Natural-Resources-Commission

Meeting information available at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Departments/County-Board/Events/County-Board-Recessed-Meeting

C2E2 advises and assists the Arlington County Board in meeting Arlington’s commitment to climate action including on:

• Threats posed by climate change to community infrastructure, health and well-being.

• Environmental justice.

• The sustainability of the natural environment of Arlington, taking into account the inter-relationships among the air, water and land in their various uses.

• Environmental issues impacting the health of our citizens.

  The commission designates the first few minutes of each meeting for general public comment and encourages residents to provide comments on the County’s environmental or energy issues (Note: Individuals may speak for three minutes; those representing an organization may speak for five minutes).

  For more information on their meeting schedules and summaries of previous meetings go to: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-Commission-C2E2 . This page also has a link and phone number that allow you to join the meeting remotely. Further instructions and deadlines for written comments or public comment at the start of the meeting see: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Commission-Advisory-Group-Calendar/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-C2E2-Meetings .

The agenda for the meeting is available at the Board website. Agenda items not addressed at this meeting will be on the agenda items deferred to the Recessed meeting on the follow Tuesday. Two minutes allowed for each public speaker on any topic at the beginning of each meeting. Comments on agenda items are taken at the time the item is discussed. Get more information and sign-up here.

The Commission has 15 members representing a mix of individuals with a range of expertise related to the PRC mission. The PRC's primary responsibilities are to provide the County Board with recommendations concerning Parks and recreation planning, programming and budgetary matters. For the agenda, staff reports, and more information on the members and activities, go to the County webpage.

Most other meetings are hybrid in-person and via Microsoft Teams with details available on how to participate and make written or public comments available here.

C2E2 advises and assists the Arlington County Board in meeting Arlington’s commitment to climate action including on:

• Threats posed by climate change to community infrastructure, health and well-being.

• Environmental justice.

• The sustainability of the natural environment of Arlington, taking into account the inter-relationships among the air, water and land in their various uses.

• Environmental issues impacting the health of our citizens.

  The commission designates the first few minutes of each meeting for general public comment and encourages residents to provide comments on the County’s environmental or energy issues (Note: Individuals may speak for three minutes; those representing an organization may speak for five minutes).

  For more information on their meeting schedules and summaries of previous meetings go to: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-Commission-C2E2 . This page also has a link and phone number that allow you to join the meeting remotely. Further instructions and deadlines for written comments or public comment at the start of the meeting see: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Commission-Advisory-Group-Calendar/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-C2E2-Meetings .

This is a hybrid in-person and virtual meeting on Microsoft Teams Click here for meeting link if joining remotely.

Opportunities to comment on the new tree canopy study showing only 33% coverage overall compared to the 41% claimed by the County. This study shows the top options and their value for next steps to implement the Forestry and Natural Resources Plan (FNRP). The County must act on the priorities identified to slow the loss of tree canopy. Also, during public comment, you can weigh in on the new Expanded Housing zoning that reduces tree canopy that leaves less space reserved for potential tree planting, increases lot coverage, reduces stormwater benefits, and much more.

Forestry and Natural Resources Commission (FNRC)- Citizens appointed to provide advice to Board on these subjects. Two minutes each for public comments at the beginning of each meeting. You must sign up by noon that day to speak.

Agenda and links to meeting will be published at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Forestry-and-Natural-Resources-Commission

The Commission has 15 members representing a mix of individuals with a range of expertise related to the PRC mission. The PRC's primary responsibilities are to provide the County Board with recommendations concerning Parks and recreation planning, programming and budgetary matters. For the agenda, staff reports, and more information on the members and activities, go to the County webpage.

Most other meetings are hybrid in-person and via Microsoft Teams with details available on how to participate and make written or public comments available here.

Meeting information available at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Departments/County-Board/Events/County-Board-Recessed-Meeting

The agenda for the meeting is available at the Board website. Agenda items not addressed at this meeting will be on the agenda items deferred to the Recessed meeting on the follow Tuesday. Two minutes allowed for each public speaker on any topic at the beginning of each meeting. Comments on agenda items are taken at the time the item is discussed. Get more information and sign-up here.

This is a hybrid in-person and virtual meeting on Microsoft Teams Click here for meeting link if joining remotely.

Opportunities to comment on the new tree canopy study showing only 33% coverage overall compared to the 41% claimed by the County. This study shows the top options and their value for next steps to implement the Forestry and Natural Resources Plan (FNRP). The County must act on the priorities identified to slow the loss of tree canopy. Also, during public comment, you can weigh in on the new Expanded Housing zoning that reduces tree canopy that leaves less space reserved for potential tree planting, increases lot coverage, reduces stormwater benefits, and much more.

Forestry and Natural Resources Commission (FNRC)- Citizens appointed to provide advice to Board on these subjects. Two minutes each for public comments at the beginning of each meeting. You must sign up by noon that day to speak.

Agenda and links to meeting will be published at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Forestry-and-Natural-Resources-Commission

The Commission has 15 members representing a mix of individuals with a range of expertise related to the PRC mission. The PRC's primary responsibilities are to provide the County Board with recommendations concerning Parks and recreation planning, programming and budgetary matters. For the agenda, staff reports, and more information on the members and activities, go to the County webpage.

Most other meetings are hybrid in-person and via Microsoft Teams with details available on how to participate and make written or public comments available here.

C2E2 advises and assists the Arlington County Board in meeting Arlington’s commitment to climate action including on:

• Threats posed by climate change to community infrastructure, health and well-being.

• Environmental justice.

• The sustainability of the natural environment of Arlington, taking into account the inter-relationships among the air, water and land in their various uses.

• Environmental issues impacting the health of our citizens.

  The commission designates the first few minutes of each meeting for general public comment and encourages residents to provide comments on the County’s environmental or energy issues (Note: Individuals may speak for three minutes; those representing an organization may speak for five minutes).

  For more information on their meeting schedules and summaries of previous meetings go to: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-Commission-C2E2 . This page also has a link and phone number that allow you to join the meeting remotely. Further instructions and deadlines for written comments or public comment at the start of the meeting see: https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Commission-Advisory-Group-Calendar/Climate-Change-Energy-and-Environment-C2E2-Meetings .

Meeting information available at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Departments/County-Board/Events/County-Board-Recessed-Meeting

Alternate Location: 2nd Floor Boardroom, Syphax Education Center, 2110 Washington Blvd, Arlington VA 22204, View Map

The agenda for the meeting is available at the Board website. Agenda items not addressed at this meeting will be on the agenda items deferred to the Recessed meeting on the follow Tuesday. Two minutes allowed for each public speaker on any topic at the beginning of each meeting. Comments on agenda items are taken at the time the item is discussed. Get more information and sign-up here.

Alternate Location: 2nd Floor Boardroom, Syphax Education Center, 2110 Washington Blvd., Arlington, VA, 22204, View Map

This month the FNRC is on summer break.

Date, time, and location to be determined. The Commission has 15 members representing a mix of individuals with a range of expertise related to the PRC mission. The PRC's primary responsibilities are to provide the County Board with recommendations concerning Parks and recreation planning, programming and budgetary matters. For the agenda, staff reports, and more information on the members and activities, go to the County webpage.

Most other meetings are hybrid in-person and via Microsoft Teams with details available on how to participate and make written or public comments available here.

This is a hybrid in-person and virtual meeting on Microsoft Teams Click here for meeting link if joining remotely.

Opportunities to comment on the new tree canopy study showing only 33% coverage overall compared to the 41% claimed by the County. This study shows the top options and their value for next steps to implement the Forestry and Natural Resources Plan (FNRP). The County must act on the priorities identified to slow the loss of tree canopy. Also, during public comment, you can weigh in on the new Expanded Housing zoning that reduces tree canopy that leaves less space reserved for potential tree planting, increases lot coverage, reduces stormwater benefits, and much more.

Forestry and Natural Resources Commission (FNRC)- Citizens appointed to provide advice to Board on these subjects. Two minutes each for public comments at the beginning of each meeting. You must sign up by noon that day to speak.

Agenda and links to meeting will be published at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Commissions-and-Advisory-Groups/Forestry-and-Natural-Resources-Commission

Meeting information available at https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Departments/County-Board/Events/County-Board-Recessed-Meeting

The agenda for the meeting is available at the Board website. Agenda items not addressed at this meeting will be on the agenda items deferred to the Recessed meeting on the follow Tuesday. Two minutes allowed for each public speaker on any topic at the beginning of each meeting. Comments on agenda items are taken at the time the item is discussed. Get more information and sign-up here.

The Commission has 15 members representing a mix of individuals with a range of expertise related to the PRC mission. The PRC's primary responsibilities are to provide the County Board with recommendations concerning Parks and recreation planning, programming and budgetary matters. For the agenda, staff reports, and more information on the members and activities, go to the County webpage.

Most other meetings are hybrid in-person and via Microsoft Teams with details available on how to participate and make written or public comments available here.

Final review on all CIP matters- FY25-34 For more information look here.

Time for citizens to comment in person or virtually on all CIP matters- FY25-34 For more information look here.