Fairfax County Government, located in Virginia, operates under the urban county executive form of government. As an optional form of county government in Virginia, Fairfax County's powers are vested in an elected Board of Supervisors, consisting of nine members and a Chairman. The Board appoints the County Executive, who is responsible for the administration of all county affairs.

Focusing on strategic planning and fostering partnerships with residents and community leaders, the County Executive's Office ensures excellence in public service. Fairfax County Government provides a wide range of services to its residents, including animal control, court and legal information, environment and energy conservation, health and human services, land use and planning, library and education resources, permits and licenses, public safety and emergencies, recreation and parks, roads and commuting, taxes and fees, voting and elections, and business services. With departments and agencies dedicated to these services, Fairfax County strives to meet the needs of its community while adhering to the Dillon Rule, which governs the county's limited powers.

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