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Alexandria City Manager Mark Jinks announced his plans to retire by the end of 2021 to City Council at their Legislative Meeting.

The Alexandria Health Department and the Partnership for a Healthier Alexandria released its community-centered, data-driven blueprint to address local health inequities in housing, mental health, and poverty.

The up-to-date facility provides better support for modern fire/EMS apparatus, equipment and operations.

Provide input on potential uses of American Rescue Plan Act funding by requesting to speak at the virtual public hearing on June 19, or providing written feedback by June 18. 

The City announces “Duke Street In Motion,” a planning and design study focused on ensuring transit improvements to be made along the Duke Street corridor will align with users’ needs, wants, and expectations.

The City's outdoor pools will be open Saturday, June 26, through Labor Day, Monday, September 6. The Potomac Yard Park Interactive Fountain opens May 29 and will operate through October 15.