Multiple traffic lights in the area of Willard Road and Lee Highway in Chantilly are down, police said.
The Fairfax County Police Department is on the scene of what appears to be a widespread power outage.
The Fairfax County Police Department’s drone unit has taken on new responsibilities and added a full-time drone program manager.
The drone unit now conducts more detailed work with the FCPD’s helicopter program, according to an FCPD news release. Among other tasks, the drone unit complements the helicopter program in crime scene and crash scene investigations, FCPD Second Lieutenant Brad Woehrlen wrote in a statement to FFXnow.
Up to Two Months Free on Select Apartments!*
Convenience, community, and affordability meet at Indigo at McLean Station. As the newest affordable housing community in Tysons Corner, Indigo sits just .3 miles from the McLean Metro Station, placing the entire DMV region right at your doorstep. Featuring modern apartment finishes, extensive outdoor spaces, and an active resident social calendar, this is neighborhood living reimagined.
Open House Reminder: Saturday, August 22nd
Mark your calendar! Our community Open House is just around the corner, offering a perfect opportunity to find your next home.
- When: Saturday, August 22nd | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Where: 1750 Old Meadow Rd, McLean, VA 22102
- The Details: Join us for guided tours of our completed Phase I apartments and premium amenities. Enjoy light refreshments, participate in our community raffle, and meet your future neighbors.
- The Open House Bonus: Apply for an apartment during the event to get 1/2 month’s rent free* on top of our current leasing promotions!
If you are eager to see the community before the event, don’t wait—Schedule a Tour Today to get an early look.
Flexible Income Tiers & Brand-New Floor Plans
Indigo provides high-quality, affordable housing options across multiple income brackets.
- Phase I: Only select Studio & One-Bedroom layouts remain for immediate occupancy, designated at the 60% Area Median Income (AMI) level.
- Phase II Pre-Leasing: Secure your spot for an initial move-in this November! Phase II introduces brand-new Studio, One, Two, and Three-Bedroom floor plans ranging from 50% to 70% AMI levels.
To see which floor plan fits your household size, Visit the Floor Plan Page of our Website. There, you can access detailed charts outlining maximum allowable household income limits.
A Welcoming Space for You and Your Pets
Indigo is proud to be a fully inclusive, pet-friendly community. Unlike many apartment communities, we have no breed restrictions. Your pets will love living here just as much as you do, thanks to our dedicated community Walking Trail and an upscale on-site Pet Spa designed for easy cleanups.
We also offer tools to make modern living stress-free. Through our integration with the Flex Platform, residents can split their rent into a flexible payment schedule rather than a single lump sum on the first of the month.
Experience the Cobu Community Culture
At Indigo, you are not just renting an apartment; you are joining a neighborhood. We leverage the Cobu app to foster a deep sense of community and support a robust resident lifestyle. Residents use Cobu daily to:
- Track the resident events schedule and RSVP to mixers.
- Unlock local discounts, deals, and neighborhood offers.
- Browse the resident marketplace and coordinate interest groups.
- Coordinate their own resident-sponsored events and clubs.
Don’t just take our word for it—Chat With One of Our Residents to discover what they love most about the neighborhood and the Cobu community culture.
Find Your Next Home Today
Take advantage of our current premiere special: Up to Two Months Free on Select Apartments!*
If you can’t visit us in person yet, you can still experience a virtual tour. Check Out Our Video Walkthrough Playlist to see select Phase I homes and community amenities from the comfort of your couch. To lock in your pricing, Visit Our Website to view comprehensive availability and current specials. If you have any questions about the leasing process, feel free to Contact Us Online or call our team at (571) 786-5546.
*New applicants only, on select apartments, subject to change, additional conditions may apply
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The McLean Citizens Association (MCA) has thrown its voice behind some new design guidelines for downtown McLean.
At a meeting next Tuesday, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors will consider endorsing Vol. 2 of the District Design Guidelines for the McLean Community Business Center. The guidelines are non-binding, but could shape what development in McLean looks like for the foreseeable future.
The Town of Herndon is considering reductions in its parks and recreation fees in order to reduce financial barriers and encourage underserved youth and families to use the town’s facilities.
At a Herndon Town Council meeting on Sept. 5, the council discussed the proposal. If approved, the town would identify specific single and multi-family residents that could benefit from a reduced admission fee for the Herndon Community Center, which includes an indoor pool, gym, fitness room and racquetball courts.
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Two hemp businesses and a private citizen are challenging a Virginia law that instituted tougher limits on hemp products in Virginia in federal court, saying the new rules cause financial harm to hemp businesses and interfere in interstate commerce.
The law, which went into effect July 1, set the maximum amount of THC in hemp products at 0.3% concentration and 2 milligrams per package. This cutoff has made hundreds of products placed on shelves before July illegal and subject to fines if sold.
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An inaugural fall market is set to kick off at The Boro in Tysons later this month.
The six-week market — Tysons Fall Mixed Market — will bring more than 30 local producers, markers and food vendors to the parking lot next to The Boro’s sandlot.
The demolition of several dilapidated residential structures and outbuildings at Lake Fairfax Park is set to begin in mid-September.
The structures are part of property the Fairfax County Park Authority (FCPA) purchased in 2014 along Hunter Mill Road. Ben Boxer, a spokesperson for FCPA, told FFXnow that the structures will be removed as a result of numerous complaints from the community.
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Police Arrest Suspect Who Crashed Car into Home — “Officers responded to the 9300 block of Cumbria Valley Drive in Lorton for a man entering vehicles. Officers parked their cruisers and approached the area on foot. Officers found Nico Anthony Doublet inside a 2020 BMW X3. Doublet ignored the officers’ commands, backed the car out of the driveway and sped off at a high rate of speed. No FCPD officers were in their vehicles when they contacted him and did not pursue him.” [Fairfax County Police Department]
Fairfax County Public Schools Maintain Accreditation Status — “All 195 Fairfax County public schools are accredited, two with conditions, for accountability year 2023-24, according to data released by the Virginia Department of Education. Ninety-nine percent, or 193 out of 195 schools, attained “accredited” status and two schools attained ‘accredited with conditions’ status. No Fairfax County public school received a status of ‘accreditation denied.’” [FCPS]
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