About FCCAN

Who we are

FCCAN is a nonprofit dedicated to helping City of Falls Church residents and business owners interested in addressing climate change, both individually and as a community.

Our mission

● Be a venue for exchange of information among residents and businesses.

● Monitor and advocate for progress on the Community and Government Action Plans.

● Execute programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

⟶ Meet FCCAN’s Board of Directors.

⟶ Have a question, comment or suggestion? Email FCCAN

FCCAN Blog Posts

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3 Ways You Can Recycle Your Gas Lawn Equipment in Falls Church
3 Ways You Can Recycle Your Gas Lawn Equipment in Falls Church

Did you know that you can now recycle gas-powered lawn equipment right in Falls Church City?

Learn 3 ways that Falls Church residents can recycle old lawn mowers, leaf blowers, and trimmers.

Candidates Respond to FCCAN Climate Questions
Candidates Respond to FCCAN Climate Questions

Candidates for Falls Church’s School Board and City Council shared their perspectives on City's government's and school system’s approaches and responsibilities in implementing the Energy Action Plans adopted in 2023.

The City’s Energy Action Plans: Much More Action Needed
The City’s Energy Action Plans: Much More Action Needed

In June 2025, City staff published a progress reports on the Community Energy Action Plans. FCCAN takes a look at how progress stacks up against what’s in the Plan..

Climate Events Calendar

  • Dec. 6: 2026 General Assembly Preview

    Statewide environmental experts will discuss pressing environmental issues and possible Virginia legislation this year (Jan-Feb 2026).

    When: Saturday, December 6, 2025 | 9 a.m. to 12 noon. REGISTRATION REQUIRED

    Where: On-line (9-11 a.m.), or in-person (9-noon) at Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington, 4444 Arlington Blvd

    Learn More

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