Fairfax County officials say residents missing out on cost-saving green incentives

Fairfax County residents are underutilizing publicly-funded incentives to make their homes more green. That’s according to James Walkinshaw, Fairfax County Supervisor for the Braddock District, who hosted the county’s first Climate Action Conference on Sept. 30. Greeting a crowd of community members gathered at Lake Braddock Secondary School, Walkinshaw said the focus of the conference

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