The Alexandria Health Department is closely monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by COVID-19 coronavirus disease. Learn how you can help protect yourself and those around you.

Effective October 1, masks will be required in indoor and outdoor public places, to help stop the spread of COVID-19. 

The Alexandria Health Department will host a drive-through clinic on September 26 at T.C. Williams High School, and a walk-up clinic on October 3 at Francis C. Hammond Middle School.

Absentee voting begins September 18 for the November 3 elections. Learn more about eligibility, deadlines and other requirements to cast an absentee ballot.

On September 11, the City published a virtual remembrance ceremony to mark the tragic events of September 11, 2001. The prerecorded event honors those who died and pays tribute to those who fearlessly responded and gave their lives to save others.

Complete the Census today! Help ensure that our city gets the resources to provide the programs and services our community needs and deserves. You’ve got the power to shape Alexandria’s future for the next ten years.

September is National Preparedness Month. The City encourages everyone to prepare themselves and their loved ones now, and throughout the year, for any kind of emergency.  

The City has been recognized by the Computer Technology Industry Association and Public Technology Institute with a 2020 Solutions Award for becoming the first in the United States to enable staff to provide 911 services from home. This allowed staff to maintain physical distancing during the...