Help stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn about testing, how to stay safe and what to expect when you receive a call from a health official.

Learn how and when to get vaccinated. Safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines can protect your loved ones, support our economy, and help us all return to normal.

The City invites residents to participate in the virtual celebration of Women’s History Month in March. The celebration honors women who have made significant contributions to the community.

The community is invited to provide feedback on Community Policing Review Board options, scheduled to be considered by City Council on March 9.

Learn more about the City Manager’s proposed operating and capital budgets for Fiscal Year 2022, and participate in his public budget presentation on February 18. 

Registration for spring recreation classes and activities will begin March 3 for residents and March 5 for nonresidents. Registration will be available online, or in person at the Registration and Reservation Office.

Learn more about your City government. Alexandria’s diverse Academy programs are now accepting applications for spring 2021 virtual sessions.

As part of efforts to expand access to COVID-19 testing options, the City and the Alexandria Health Department have launched free kiosk-based testing sites at various locations, in partnership with the private testing company Curative.