ALT Recycling guide for Arlington showing what to recycle: Metal—cans, aluminum foil & trays; Paper—juice/milk/wine/broth cartons, cereal & food boxes, mixed paper; Plastic—bottles & jugs #1–#7 (with lids), containers & rigid plastics; plus nonrecyclables list and battery/drop‑off notes.

ALT multiple annual Residential Permit Parking stickers on the same corner of a car bumper

ALT pdd crossing at Washington Blvd and Randolph St

ALT Halloween Costume Drop-Off & Swap Events banner promoting Arlington County Solid Waste Bureau’s program to drop off gently used costumes and swap for “new-to-you” ones in fall 2026, with cartoon zombie and mummy, bats and spiderwebs, and a QR code/link to arlingtonva.us/E-CARE.

ALT Map showing the study corridor along Carlin Springs Road with a blue northern segment labeled N Carlin Springs Rd and an orange southern segment labeled S Carlin Springs Rd, arrows indicating north/south extents and a "Study Boundaries" label at Arlington Boulevard.

ALT Two Halloween masks — a snarling gorilla head and a hooded skull — discarded amid tangled electronics, wires, and other debris in a cardboard recycling bin outdoors.

ALT Household hazardous waste: discarded pesticide, rodent bait, fertilizer and insecticide bottles and boxes.

ALT Box of discarded electronics: a small black Marshall guitar amplifier, a flat monitor/tablet, a white computer keyboard and tangled cables, with a Toyota forklift and other office machines visible in the background.

ALT Crew member in neon safety vest sorting cardboard and discarded electronics at an outdoor recycling drop-off, with a foreground box holding a skull mask, vampire mask, wiring and small appliance parts.

ALT Man guiding two bicycles beside a drive‑through site marked by orange cones and a blue canopy, with cars queued in a parking lot.

ALT Two Halloween masks — a roaring gorilla and a hooded skull — lie amid tangled wires, electronic parts, and costume pieces inside a large cardboard bin.

ALT Cardboard box filled with shredded newspaper and magazine strips used as cushioning packing material.

ALT Map showing the study corridor along Carlin Springs Road with a blue northern segment labeled N Carlin Springs Rd and an orange southern segment labeled S Carlin Springs Rd, arrows indicating north/south extents and a "Study Boundaries" label at Arlington Boulevard.

ALT Green battery-electric ART bus stopped at an intersection with traffic lights and a crosswalk, framed by red brick and concrete buildings and overhead power lines.

ALT Young musician in a red shirt holding a sunburst electric guitar upright against a red brick wall, standing casually with a neutral, slightly curious expression.

ALT Road closure and pedestrian access map near 2100 Clarendon Blvd and Courthouse Metro: red bar marks road closed; north sidewalk open, south sidewalk closed; bus stop detour and Courthouse Metro elevator closed; 2100 Clarendon entrance and drop boxes open.

ALT Two Arlington parking experts stand behind an outdoor outreach table with maps, flyers, and a yellow "Parking & Curb Space Management — Arlington, Virginia" banner set up on a closed city street in front of office buildings.

ALT TRAC outreach booth promoting Arlington County transportation options, with three staff in "Bike Walk Bus Metro" shirts smiling behind tables, a prize wheel and pamphlets, surrounded by fall decor—hay bales, pumpkins and potted mums.

ALT Volunteers set up a temporary sidewalk parklet with lattice screens and potted plants in white buckets while a woman talks with two visitors in front of parked cars and city storefronts.

ALT A Kimley-Horn staffer shares a "Build-A-Street" design board for PARK(ing) Day.

ALT Temporary parklet occupying a curbside parking space with folding chairs on green turf, potted plants, a cornhole board, and a smiling man gesturing beside orange traffic barrels.

ALT Pile of shredded document strips, tangled white paper ribbons with fragments of printed text and occasional colored ink.

ALT recycling blue cart with huge crack