Tuesday Morning Notes

Reston Company Bought by McLean Contractor — “McLean-based defense contractor E3/Sentinel LLC announced Monday it has acquired Reston-based Lucid Perspectives, a software and systems engineering company. This is E3/Sentinel’s fifth acquisition in the past two years. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.” [Virginia Business]

Temporary Moratorium on Evictions in Va.— “The state’s Supreme Court issued the ban Monday following a request from Gov. Ralph Northam. It extends previous orders that had put a hold on evictions, but expired last month. Under the new rule, even renters who have been threatened with eviction but have not been served a formal notice cannot be legally removed from their homes until June 28 at the earliest.” [DCist]

Herndon Town Council to Meet Tonight — The council will meet virtually at 7 p.m. today (Tuesday) to discuss the proposed capital improvement program through fiscal year 2026. [Town of Herndon]

County Launches New 911 Service — “Fairfax County’s Department of Public Safety Communications (DPSC) — the county’s 9-1-1 Center and the largest public safety answering point (PSAP) in Virginia — is leading the way regionally by becoming the first jurisdiction in Virginia, D.C. and Maryland to transition to Next Generation 9-1-1.” [Fairfax County Government]

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