Locals will soon have the chance to join a virtual town hall and ask questions to Fairfax County representatives for the Providence District.
Dalia Palchik with the Board of Supervisors and Karl Frisch with the Fairfax County School Board announced that they will host the meeting at 2:30 p.m. this Saturday (May 9).
The meeting will be held on Facebook Live, according to the event page.
Palchik and Frisch are expected to lead a discussion surrounding topics brought up by community members in attendance.
Though there doesn’t seem to be a pre-set agenda, people can email to inquire about the meeting.
Tune in this Saturday May, 9th for a discussion with @KarlFrischFCPS and @SupvPalchik!
Email any questions with the subject line TownHall to: [email protected] pic.twitter.com/hY5uwigLDF
— Dalia Palchik (@SupvPalchik) May 5, 2020
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