Honoring Fairfax County Retiree Charles Smith
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Honoring Fairfax County Retiree Charles Smith

At the Environment Expo in late April, Fairfax County Supervisors Dan Storck (Mount Vernon) and James Walkinshaw (Braddock) paid tribute to Charles Smith, recognizing his 26 years of service to the county and its residents as the former Branch Chief at the Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services.

At the Environment Expo in late April, Fairfax County Supervisors Dan Storck (Mount Vernon) and James Walkinshaw (Braddock) paid tribute to Charles Smith, recognizing his 26 years of service to the county and its residents as the former Branch Chief at the Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services.

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MOUNT VERNON


Honoring Fairfax County Retiree Charles Smith

In January of 2024, Charles Smith retired as Watershed Project Implementation Branch Chief. In this role, he led a team responsible for designing, constructing, and monitoring water quality improvement projects. These projects aimed to safeguard public safety, meet federal and state permits, and improve the local environment, including stream corridor restoration. Smith managed the team responsible for creating and monitoring project budgets totaling over $50 million, annual work plans, capital funding plans, strategic plan actions, and agency plans.


FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD


Fairfax County School Board Student Representative, 2024-2025 elected


The countywide Student Advisory Council (SAC) elected Megan Sawant, a junior at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, to represent students on the Fairfax County School Board for one year starting July 1. Sawant targets increasing student engagement with the School Board, academic recovery, and student alcohol and drug abuse.