Providence and Mason District boundaries to be adjusted in 2021

Proposed 2021 Redistricting Plan
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Proposed Fairfax County redistricting maps explained:

In June 2021, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors appointed a 20-member Redistricting Advisory Committee to recommend new electoral maps that will affect the makeup of the Board of Supervisors, school board, and Fairfax County planning commission.

The committee released a 400-page report in early November.  To help neighbors better understand the contents of the report, HRACA has compiled a 64-page excerpt designed for printing and reading on mobile devices.

The Civic Association and the Providence District Council - an umbrella organization of local civic associations - will be speaking on behalf of the Acres, and Woodburn precinct, remaining in the Providence District at a November 9 public hearing.

Fairfax County encourages residents to submit input or comments on these plans before the hearing, as well as provide testimony on Nov. 9 at 3 p.m. at the Fairfax County Government Center. Submit input by email, mail, video or phone, or sign up to speak at the public hearing.

PROPOSED PLANS

Of the 64 proposed electoral maps, 24 were submitted by the committee, and 40 were proposed by the public.
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The committee’s redistricting plans included:

• 13 plans with nine electoral districts
• 10 plans with 10 electoral districts
• 1 plan with 11 electoral districts

The publicly submitted plans included:

• 19 plans with nine electoral districts
• 15 plans with 10 electoral districts
• 6 plans with 11 electoral districts

Currently, there are nine Board of Supervisors and School Board election districts. By state law, Fairfax County may have as few as five electoral districts or as many as 11.