Politics & Government

Stormwater Improvement Bond Passes

Huntington residents lobbied strongly for the passage of a $30 million bond to fund flooding prevention.

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Fairfax County voters passed the $30 million stormwater bond referendum that will pay to build a levee and pumping station to protect the Huntington neighborhood from flooding.

Less than two weeks ago, residents in Huntington were evacuated as Hurricane (later turned Superstorm Sandy) blew over the region.

Final unofficial results from the Virginia State Board of Elections showed 76.7 of voters across Fairfax County supported the referendum. At the Huntington precinct 607 specifically, 89.4 percent of voters supported it.

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Fairfax County Storm Drainage Improvement Bond

Precinct Yes No

402 CAMERON – Cameron Elementary

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582 132 405 GROVETON – Groveton Elementary
934 168 408 MOUNT EAGLE – Mount Eagle Elementary
-- -- 424 HUNTLEY – Groveton Elementary
1,437 335 429 HYBLA VALLEY – Hybla Valley Elementary
1,793 261

601 BELLE HAVEN – West Potomac H.S.

1,028 328 602 BELLE VIEW – Belle View Elementary
1,232 286

604 BUCKNELL – Bryant Center

1,925 351 607 HUNTINGTON - Fair Haven Community Center
1,964 232

609 MARLAN – Paul Spring Retirement Community

1,056 324 621 GROSVENOR – Huntington Community Center
1,240 161

Note: Mount Eagle has not reported results to the Virginia State Board of Elections.

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