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Fairfax County says no new archery parks for FY27; sharpshooting to expand at sites in Vienna

Fairfax County Deer Management Program webinar (presented by Fairfax County Police Department) · August 11, 2026
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Summary

County staff announced FY27 changes: no additions to archery parks, no managed shotgun hunts, and expanded sharpshooting on additional Vienna properties including Glendon Park and municipal property at Glendon and Mill Street.

Catherine Edwards told listeners the county will retain existing archery parks and will not add new park properties to the archery program in fiscal year 2027. She also announced that no managed shotgun hunts will be conducted during FY27.

Edwards said police sharpshooting will be conducted on additional properties in the Town of Vienna—citing Glendon Park and town municipal property at Glendon and Mill Street—which border other approved program sites. She directed listeners to program documentation for a full list of parks included in archery and sharpshooting operations and said links are provided on the program website.