Fairfax County aims for affordable housing for trainees

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High Fairfax County home prices have prompted officials to pursue temporary housing for trainees in a wide variety of critical fields.

About 60 townhouse and condo units available to those in police, fire and rescue, health care and teacher training programs are planned throughout the county, said Department of Housing and Community Developments spokeswoman Kristina Norvell.

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