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Board roundup: audit plan, Shirlington House site plan, speed limits and grants approved
Summary
At its July 22 meeting the Arlington County Board approved the FY26 audit work plan, a Shirlington House site plan and vacations, a set of reduced speed limits on five corridors, and a grant amendment to support Aspire After School Learning programs. The board also authorized participation in opioid settlements and appointed an acting county
Arlington County Board members used their July 22 business meeting to approve a series of operational and regulatory items that will affect county oversight, neighborhood development and public safety.
Key votes at a glance - Fiscal year 2026 audit work plan: The Board approved the Auditor’s FY26 audit work plan (vote 5–0). The plan covers five performance audits (procurement, IT governance, recruiting, flood resiliency and business continuity/succession), follow‑up audits and infrastructure for the Office of the County Auditor. The Board directed staff to bring any significant mid‑course changes back for review.
- Shirlington House site plan and vacations (item 3): The Board voted 5–0 to adopt an ordinance approving a site plan for up to 73 new dwelling units and to vacate two 10‑foot storm sewer easements and a five‑foot sidewalk easement to accommodate…
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