Stacy Hall - City of Fairfax Council Member

08/31/2026

It's time - yard signs are ready for delivery! Please PM me or comment below if you'd like one! You may also sign up here to request a sign, schedule a meet and greet, help with early voting, or any other volunteer role of your choice!

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Thank you for your support!

08/31/2026

Hope to see you at the FHS game - it's Friday Night Lights, but on Thursday this week! Let's go Lions!! 🐅🏉

NEW PROTOCOLS FOR FHS VARSITY FOOTBALL GAMES

1. Student Check-In Required: All Fairfax HS, Westfield HS (opposing team), and FCPS students must check in at the CHECK-IN TENT before entering the gates. Students must show their school ID (or StudentVue) to receive an event wristband required for entry.

2. Security & Bag Policy: All spectators will pass through the Open Gate weapons detection system (the same system used during school morning arrival). To support a safe and efficient entry process, the following bag policies are strictly enforced:

- Prohibited Items: Backpacks, purses, f***y packs, tote bags, outside food/beverages, and sporting equipment (balls, bats, sticks, etc.).

- Approved Bags: Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags (max size: 12" x 6" x 12"), Small clutch bags (max size: 4.5" x 6.5"), and medical and diaper bags (permitted, but subject to inspection)

3. Elementary & Middle School Student Supervision: All elementary and middle school students must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian for the entire game. Unaccompanied students will not be admitted under any circumstances.

08/31/2026

Very good information about reminder of the council's work session tomorrow, and the city's open house on Wednesday regarding density, zoning and some proposals that are expected to come before council in the coming months.

Please educate yourself on this, and on the candidates you choose to support in the upcoming election!

IMPORTANT FAIRFAX PUBLIC MEETINGS ON HIGH DENSITY DEVELOPMENT THIS WEEK — YOUR INPUT MATTERS

🇺🇸 Fairfax residents have two important opportunities this week to learn more about proposed development and zoning changes that could significantly shape our city for decades.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 — FAIRFAX CIRCLE, 4 PM START TIME

The City Council will discuss the proposed Circle Gateway project, including an 11-story building at Fairfax Circle. This is the first of several major redevelopment proposals expected to come forward in areas covered by the city's Small Area Plans.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 — SMALL AREA PLAN ZONING OPEN HOUSE

🕔 5:00–8:00 p.m. — stop by anytime
📍 Sherwood Community Center, 3740 Blenheim Boulevard

The City is holding an open house on proposed Small Area Plan Zoning Ordinance Amendments. These amendments would change zoning standards to implement the Small Area Plans governing redevelopment in Fairfax Circle, Kamp Washington and Old Town/Northfax.

Residents can review the proposed changes, talk directly with city staff, ask questions, and provide comments.

WHY THIS MATTERS

The City's Small Area Plans contemplate major redevelopment, including approximately 4,700 additional housing units.

To put that number in perspective:

• Fairfax currently has approximately 10,604 households. Adding 4,700 units would represent an increase of about 44% in the city's housing stock in ten years.
• The city's population is approximately 26,772. At an average of 2.7 residents per additional household, 4,700 new occupied units could represent approximately 12,690 additional residents, bringing the population to roughly 39,462.
• If that growth occurred over the next decade, it would represent a substantial acceleration from the city's recent population growth rate and even greater when compared to Fairfax County.

These numbers don't tell us whether individual projects are good or bad. But they do show why decisions about building height, density, transportation, schools, infrastructure, taxes, parks, public services and quality of life deserve careful consideration and meaningful public participation.

NOW IS THE TIME TO PARTICIPATE.

The September 2 open house is an opportunity to review the proposed zoning standards before formal Planning Commission and City Council public hearings later this fall.

You can also review the City's maps of major development projects and planned redevelopment areas online. The map provides a useful visual picture of where this growth could occur across Fairfax.

Whatever your views on growth and development, I encourage you to learn about these proposals, ask questions, and make your voice heard. Decisions of this magnitude should be made with the community—not simply presented to the community after the important choices have already been made.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Review the draft amendments and meet the project team.
• Share your feedback and final comments.
• View online resources and draft documents ahead of time via Engage Fairfax.

You can submit your written feedback and questions online through several official channels provided by the City of Fairfax:

1. Submit on the Engage Fairfax Platform
The primary hub for this project is the Engage Fairfax Small Area Plan Zoning Page. On this platform, you can:
• Post directly to the open forum topics.
• Ask questions on the project Q&A board, where city staff actively respond to resident inquiries.

2. Email the Project Manager Directly
If you prefer to submit formal written text or detailed documentation, you can email the city's project manager, Amy Lynne Denny, directly at [email protected].

3. General Zoning Contact
For general questions regarding the city's zoning administration or formatting concerns, you can also reach the city's Zoning Division via email at [email protected] or by calling 703-385-7820.

08/30/2026

What a weekend!!

Comstock movie night, Rock The Block, karaoke at The Auld Shebeen, the first ever car show at The American Legion, door knocking and more door knocking!!

We were out in force this weekend, 505 doors knocked yesterday and nearly 200 today. Huge thanks to my kids and some of their friends, they were really hard workers! We took a lunch break at one of our favorite places, Two Burritos 🌮🌯

08/28/2026

Clarification: Request for Donated Baked Goods

I recently posted in a local Buy Nothing group asking whether anyone would be willing to bake something for me to use on September 6. The baked goods were intended for a campaign-related event, and anything donated will be properly recorded at its fair-market value and reported as an in-kind campaign contribution.

Because the group is a community page, I initially tried to keep the post itself free of campaign language and planned to provide the full details privately to anyone who expressed interest. However, I understand how leaving that information out of the original post could appear unclear or insufficiently transparent.

A constituent raised the concern that I should have disclosed the campaign purpose upfront. I appreciate her making that suggestion. Transparency is important to me, and that includes being willing to hear constructive criticism and make a correction when something could have been communicated more clearly.

The original post has been updated to clarify that the baked goods are being requested for a campaign-related event and will be treated as in-kind campaign contributions.

08/27/2026

City schools have guards at ALL schools, despite the fact that Fairfax County public schools pulled funding at all the high schools. Knowing our kids have assistance crossing and getting to school safely is so important!

08/26/2026

I was so excited to share that I had the privilege of being featured as a guest on my first podcast last Monday night, and now I can share the recording with you! Again, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to Inside Scoop TV Show on Fairfax Public Access and Alpha Woolen for hosting me.

Alpha Woolen hosts the show with guest Stacy Hall, Candidate for Fa...

08/21/2026

Transparency and education are two of the most important parts of my role as a City Council member!

I have been asking for something like this to accompany our tax bills since I took office in 2025, and our City Manager and his excellent team made it happen.

While I certainly don’t look forward to receiving my annual personal property tax bill, I appreciate that residents and taxpayers now receive a clear, easy-to-understand explanation of how their tax dollars are spent and the important services they support.

Want to learn more? Scan the QR code on the insert to review the City’s FY 2027 Adopted Budget and take a closer look at how your tax dollars are being invested in our community.

Thank you to our city staff for finding a meaningful way to make our budget more accessible and transparent!

And a huge thanks to my fellow council members for supporting something that was really important to me, and hopefully our residents!

08/20/2026

If you have a firearm at home, please make sure it is locked up! If it’s not, please sign up to get one of these right away!

CITY OF FAIRFAX — The Police Department has partnered with Project ChildSafe, a national fi****ms safety education program that promotes responsible fi****ms ownership and secure storage.

More information here:
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