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Sunday, March 17, 2013

Speak Out: Should Springfield be the Location for FBI Headquarters?

Fairfax County Supervisors are in full support of FBI headquarters relocating in the Springfield area. What do you think?

For months now, local, state and congressional leaders have been discussing six potential sites for a new FBI headquarters. One of the six locations being considered is Fairfax County's preferred location, a federal warehouse near the Franconia-Springfield Metro Station. Lee District Supervisor Jeff McKay is in full support of the FBI headquarters locating in Springfield because it would be located right across from the Franconia-Springfield Metro Station and a Virginia Express Rail ride away from Quantico. Recently, McKay urged the WMATA Board Members to avoid taking sides and to be fair when he found out about WMATA offering the 78 acres of land it owns at the Greenbelt station to promote the relocation of the FBI headquarters. Besides …

Matt

12:44 pm on Tuesday, March 19, 2013

I like the idea of government buildings moving further away from DC, cut down on some of the traffic heading into the city. Springfield is already a commuter mess, but it's still better than DC. In my opinion, I would like to see them move to Centreville/Chantilly and parts west. Not only would this lessen the traffic going downtown, but it would also likely spark more consumer spending in VA. VA…   more ›

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Moran: Northern Virginia 'Best Place' For FBI Headquarters

Officials from Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William and Stafford counties met in Arlington to discuss six potential sites Thursday.

Local, state and congressional leaders met Thursday in Arlington to discuss six potential sites for a new FBI headquarters and to present a unified front in their commitment to landing the new federal complex somewhere in Northern Virginia. Democratic U.S. Rep. Jim Moran, who called the meeting, said leaders from Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William and Stafford counties had a "singular focus" in bringing the FBI headquarters to the Old Dominion. "We're all committed to finding a home for the FBI in the commonwealth of Virginia," Moran said during a news conference following the meeting. "We are all going to promote Virginia as the best place for this relocation." Elected officials were briefed on six potential sites — in Herndon, at Dulles …

Vincent Careatti

12:38 pm on Saturday, January 12, 2013

Is he looney? 11,000 more people in Springfield! You can't move now what will all those cars , plus delivery vans, visitors, contractors,consultants, taxis, limos add to the mess. With Springfield Mall being redeveloped for another 100k people the area just can't take it   more ›

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