Centreville Study

Centreville and its surrounding area offer a wide array of housing, shopping, and employment opportunities. The future of this community can be shaped by the shared values and aspirations of people who live, work, and often visit the community.

The purpose of this survey is to better understand Centreville today, and identify your shared ideals for its future. Your responses will help Fairfax County plan for future land uses in the area. You can learn more on the Centreville Study webpage.

Please take a few moments to share what makes Centreville special to you and be a part of building an even stronger future!

1. Tell us about your connection to Centreville. Select all that apply.

I currently live in Centreville.

86%

I visit Centreville.

12%

I currently work in Centreville.

I previously lived in Centreville.

I previously worked in Centreville.

I have never lived or worked in Centreville.

Other

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If applicable, why did you choose to live in the Centreville area?

Closed for Comments

2. What positive attributes do you associate with Centreville? Select all that apply.

Shops, Restaurants, or other Amenities

51%

Close to home/work

50%

Safe

46%

Affordable

45%

Schools

40%

Public Services (ex. Library)

32%

Close to family

24%

Other

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3. What would make Centreville a better place to live, work or visit?

Closed for Comments

4. Where is a favorite place to meet friends or hang-out in the community? Drag and drop the pin in the Centreville area on the map below.

5. Please select and rank the transportation options you use from most frequent (top) to least frequent (bottom).

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6. Share a fond memory or a special story about an experience you've had in Centreville. Drop a pin on the map below where the memory took place. Then, tell us about it or upload a photo of the memory.

Optional: Share your contact information below, if you'd like to receive updates and information about future community engagement opportunities for the Centreville Study.