The County of Fairfax faces several key infrastructure challenges. One of the primary challenges is the maintenance and improvement of its aging transportation network, including roads, bridges, and public transit. Another challenge is the need for affordable housing to accommodate the county’s growing population. Additionally, the county’s water and wastewater infrastructure requires upgrading to ensure it can meet the needs of residents and businesses. Finally, the county must also address its stormwater management systems, which are essential for reducing the risk of flooding and protecting water quality.
County of Fairfax, Virginia
Population (Year): 1140000 (2021)
Sample Highlights from the Capital Improvement Plan
Project ID
Project Title
Project Start Year
Project Description
Project Spend Total
Page Ref
Project Satus
201024
“Tim Harmon Campus Renovations – 2024”
2025
“$39,000,000 is estimated for
renovations at the Tim Harmon Campus. This campus includes A New Beginning/Fairfax Detox
and the Cornerstones Facility. A New Beginning and Fairfax Detox are two distinct programs
located in a shared facility built in 1994. A New Beginning is an 8–12 week residential substance
abuse treatment program for 35 adults that provides rehabilitation services to adults with
substance use and co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. Fairfax Detox
Center is a residential facility that provides a supervised, structured, supportive and therapeutic
environment for individuals to safely detoxify from alcohol and other drugs. The program is
licensed for 32 beds. The Cornerstones Facility was built in 1992 and is a 16-bed residential
treatment program and community reintegration program for adults with co-occurring substance
use disorders and mental illness. On average, 4 -7 applicants wait 3 to 4 months for admission.
Renovations are required to: replace outdated building systems, including obsolete food service
equipment, plumbing and mechanical systems; address code compliance issues including
licensure, building code, HIPAA; adapt the building design for the changing program and
service needs; integrate technology, and update the building design to be more efficient and
withstand heavy use. Modifications to the facility would also include enlargement of common
use space, storage capacity and modernization of facility security, including fencing, locks and
security systems. Reconfiguration and expansion of the medication suite would also improve secure access to medications and improve capacity to meet complex treatment regimens for
patients with multiple conditions. Adding onsite supportive housing components with studio style
units will allow independent living as a new component to the campus that is evidence-based
and increases the potential for positive clinical outcomes for program clients. This project is
planned as part of the 2024 Community Health and Human Services Bond Referendum.”
39000000
172
Not Started
461463
Carpet Replacement
2024
“This is a continuing project for carpet replacement at
various County facilities where the existing carpet has deteriorated beyond repair or is in an
unserviceable condition.”
4500000
191
Not Started
461506
Parking Lot and Garage Improvements
2024
“This is a continuing project for the
repair and maintenance to parking lots and garages at various locations throughout the County.
Parking lot surfaces are removed, the base re-compacted and a new surface course installed.
In some cases, asphalt paving is milled down and resurfaced.”
10800000
192
Not Started
461514
Window Replacement
2024
“This is a continuing project for the replacement or repair
of windows where water is leaking into County buildings.”
1800000
192
Not Started
531698
Silver Line ES location TBD
2024
“Silver Line Elementary School Dranesville District: $39,577,000. Partially Funded.
Estimated to be completed by FY 2028.”
39577000
105
Not Started
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