Amazon Community Engagement

Find out what Amazon’s new headquarters could mean for the Arlington community and, in some cases, share your thoughts with Arlington leaders.

Upcoming Opportunities

Follow the review process for the next phase of Amazon’s headquarters in Arlington County on the PenPlace project page.

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Past Opportunities

Did you miss one of our past events? Don’t worry. Many were recorded and are available below.

View Previous Community Meetings

DATE/TIME EVENT
12/17/2018
7:00 pm-9:00 pm

In-Person Community Listening Session on Amazon – not recorded

Gunston Middle School, Cafeteria
12/19/2018
6:30 pm		 Virtual Learning Series on Amazon: Schools, Higher Education and Workforce
 VIRTUAL
01/16/2019
6:30 pm		 Virtual Learning Series on Amazon: Housing

VIRTUAL
07/01/2019
7:00 pm		 Planning Commission

Ellen M. Bozman Government Center (Courthouse Plaza), County Board Room (3rd floor)
07/10/2019
7:00 pm-8:30 pm		 Met Park Phases 6 & 7/8 Community Meeting – not recorded; presentations and more info available here
 Trades Center – Park Operations Building, Conference Center
10/21/2019
6:30 pm-7:30 pm		 Housing & Economics: Virtual Community Conversation Series

VIRTUAL
10/28/2019
6:30 pm-7:30 pm		 Housing & the Environment: Virtual Community Conversation Series

VIRTUAL
11/12/2019
6:30 pm-7:30 pm		 Housing & Equity: Virtual Community Conversation Series

VIRTUAL
01/20/2020
8:00 am-5:00 pm		 MLK Day of Service
Washington-Liberty High School
09/24/2020
7:00 pm		 Community Kick-Off: Pentagon City Planning Study (virtual) – streamed but not recorded; additional info is available here

VIRTUAL

For site plan review opportunities related to HQ2 Phase I, visit the Metropolitan Park Phases 6-8 project page.

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Brings Long-term Community Investment and Improvement

Amazon chose Arlington County to establish a major new headquarters.

Amazon will locate in parts of Pentagon City and Crystal City in Arlington and Potomac Yard in Alexandria.

The company will invest more than $2 billion to establish its new headquarters, which will create at least 25,000 high-wage jobs over the next 12 years.

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