At the Local Level
Most local problems fall under the jurisdiction of Fairfax County and its agencies. The first place to look for information is on the County's web site, which contains a wealth of information on County rules and the services the County provides.
If you're having problems with noise, construction without a permit, inoperable cars or trash in neighboring yards, illegal parking of commercial vehicles, unapproved businesses conducted from the home, or similar neighborhood concerns, the County has provided a chart to help you find the proper agency to contact.
If you are having difficulty with a County agency or need help with County government, the Lee District Supervisor can help.
You can visit his web site at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/lee
or send him e-mail at leedist@fairfaxcounty.gov
You can visit his web site at www.BradCenter.com.
His e-mail address is Brad.Center@fcps.edu
At the State Level
If your problem must instead be handled by the Commonwealth of Virginia, your first step is to determine the appropriate agency. You can find an index of the web sites of Virginia's agencies here.
You can visit his web site at www.marksickles.com
or send him e-mail at Del_Sickles@house.state.va.us.
The state senator representing us in the 32nd District is Toddy Puller.
You can visit her web site at www.toddy.org
or send her e-mail at TPuller@aol.com.
At the National Level
Visit his web site at www.house.gov/moran.
Congressman Moran does not have separate e-mail. Contact him through his web site.
Visit his web site at www.warner.senate.gov
or e-mail him at senator@warner.senate.gov.
Visit his web site at www.webb.senate.gov
Senator Webb does not have separate e-mail. Contact him through his web site.