It’s Friday January 31st! Plowing and salting continues. Operations remain focused on emergency access and high-priority residential areas, particularly where narrow streets limit equipment options and slow progress. More sidewalks, bus stops, and businesses areas today! #alexandriava #snowstorm

Today marks a year since the tragic midair collision at DCA claimed 67 lives. Their journeys ended far too soon, and their absence leaves a silence no words can fill. As we continue to build on our federal response, we're planning a memorial to honor those we lost. youtube.com/shorts/B68Hk...

The City of Alexandria encourages residents to work together to help clear snow and ice from sidewalks and fire hydrants following last weekend’s storm. Learn more how you can help residents or request help: alexandriava.gov/go/7832

The City of Alexandria government offices, facilities, and courts will open regular hours on Thursday, January 29. Refuse collection will begin at 10 a.m. Please place your bins out Thursday morning to allow for continued snow removal.. Updates: alexandriava.gov/Alert

The SnowReport Tracker is now updated and providing timely information. We apologize for the frustration and confusion that resulted from reporting errors. Thank you for your patience and understanding as crews continue this work. Read more at alexandriava.gov/go/7825

Did you miss last night's Virtual City Council Meeting? Catch up by watching our City Council Recap: https://youtu.be/o8MC4kPYIHo or see the full meeting at alexandriava.govDockets.

There is a potential for light snow tonight (Jan. 28) between 3 and 9 p.m. If it does snow this afternoon, roads could quickly turn snow-covered and slippery. * Make sure your car has enough gas. * Plan your travel to avoid the snow, not to drive through it. * Keep emergency supplies in the car.

The City of Alexandria government offices and facilities will open at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, January 28. Alexandria Courts will be CLOSED. Trash, recycling, yard waste, and curbside composting collection is cancelled for Monday-Wednesday this week. Updates: https://alexandriava.gov/Alert

⚠️The City of Alexandria Snow Tracker app is currently experiencing technical issues and may show some streets as passable even though they are still snow covered. We are actively working to identify and resolve the problem. More info at alexandriava.gov/Alert

Our region has experienced a unique, historic, and challenging winter weather event. Heavy snowfall, followed by a significant amount of sleet and freezing rain have created conditions that require specialized equipment to break up the ice. Learn more at alexandriava.gov/go/7817

Thanks to @capitalweather for this breakdown of the conditions we're seeing across the region. https://wapo.st/464M67y Sending gratitude for all the public servants and contractors working around the clock to clear our streets and keep Alexandria safe!

Snow response update 🚨 We are making progress but we also have a lot more to do! Here’s what’s happening, what challenges we are facing, and what we are doing to get your road clear! #alexandriava #icestorm #snowday

Due to the closure of all City facilities, tonight's City Council Meeting will be virtual. Catch the meeting live on the website at alexandriava.gov/Dockets or through Zoom.

Here are the road conditions in Alexandria as of 7 p.m. Monday. Please continue to avoid travel as road-clearing operations continue. Check the snow report tool to see the latest road conditions: alexandriava.gov/snowreport

The City of Alexandria government offices and courts will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, due to weather conditions. Trash collection will also be delayed and on a two-day slide. For more updates, go to alexandriava.gov/Alert.

Exercise caution near water sources with frozen water. What looks strong from the shore can be dangerously thin. Keep children, pets, and yourself away frozen bodies of water. If you see someone fall in, call 911 immediately. For updates on conditions and operations visit alexandriava.gov/Alert

For the first time in years, we have made the difficult decision to cancel all service for Monday, January 26 due to extreme icy conditions. With safety as our top priority, we determined that operating service would put our riders, staff, and community at unnecessary risk. @nbcwashington.com

The City of Alexandria government offices and courts will be closed on Monday, January 26, due to weather conditions. For updates, go to alexandriava.gov/Alert.

Alexandrians will use anything but the metric system (to measure snow). Let's see your most creative rulers.

Shoveling snow can be a health risk, so remember to take it easy. For information on snow clearance, and to track where our crews are, visit alexandriava.gov/Snow.

Winter driving tip: don't. If you must do, keep emergency supplies in your car, keep it fueled, and plan your trip *around* snowfall by monitoring local weather reports.

The Alex311 Call Center is open on Sunday, January 25, until noon (12 p.m.). Call 311 or 703.746.4311 to reach them. The Alex311 mobile app and web portal are available at any time at alex311.alexandriava.gov

Due to the significant winter storm impacting our area, the City of Alexandria has declared a local emergency effective Saturday, Jan 24, through Tuesday, Jan 27. For updates on City facility closures, event cancellations, and parking restrictions visit alexandriava.gov/alert.

The plows are out! Help keep our road crews safe while they work by avoiding driving. Reminder: The City has declared a snow emergency. No parking is allowed on snow emergency routes. More at: alexandriava.gov/go/7807.

Reminder: the City of Alexandria has declared a snow emergency. All vehicles must be moved off of designated snow routes by 10 p.m. tonight, January 24. Read more at alexandriava.gov/go/7807. @AlexandriaVATES

Sun., Jan. 25, we’ll be running reduced weekend service, running hourly on detours from 6 AM-10 PM, except the Trolley which will run 11 AM-7 PM. Customer Service will be open from 8 AM-5 PM. Review detour and winter service info at dashbus.com/snow. For the latest, visit dashbus.com/alert-list.

We've broken into our snow snacks to bring you this handy chart from our friends at the Virginia Department of Emergency Management.

Ice & Snow: Take it Slow! Each year in the US, there are over 1000 deaths & 100,000 injuries due to winter crashes. Clean snow off your car; flying snow from cars causes accidents. Roads can be slick even if they just look wet, so leave extra distance between vehicles.

The City of Alexandria has declared a snow emergency beginning tomorrow. All vehicles must be moved off of designated snow routes by 10 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 24. Read more at alexandriava.gov/go/7807. Visit alexandriava.gov/Alert for updates on our response to the Winter Storm.

Digging out fire hydrants? That's what heroes do. Be a hydrant hero this winter: keep hydrants visible and accessible. Don’t park within 15 feet. Check for plow buildup. Shovel around hydrants when you clear your sidewalk.

A winter storm warning is in effect for the City of Alexandria from 11 p.m. Saturday, January 24 through 4 a.m. Monday, January 26. Travel will become dangerous. Prepare now to stay home. Follow local media for weather updates.

Tim is a good neighbor. You can be a good neighbor too, by signing up to be a snow buddy! There is a need for buddies in 22304 along the Duke Street corridor (Telegraph to Pickett) to help local seniors safely leave their homes and/or have caregivers visit. Sign up at bit.ly/4qchad3

Take time to check your emergency kit. Your kit should include: ✔️ Water & non-perishable food (3+ days) ✔️ Phone charger or backup battery ✔️ Flashlight, radio, & extra batteries ✔️ First aid kit & medications ✔️ Items for pets, babies & personal hygiene Find more preparedness tips at ready.gov.

A major winter storm is coming. Now is the time to prepare.

City Hall Renovation, FY27 Budget Season, Sail250, and so much more! We have a lot to look forward to in 2026, and we can't wait to celebrate it all with you! Follow along at alexandriava.gov.

The City of Alexandria teams are monitoring weather forecasts and preparing for potential inclement weather this weekend. For updates from the City, including Warming Shelter info, visit alexandriava.gov/Alert.

Thanks for getting us to 1000 followers, ALX! Come for the info, stay for the creative gif use.

A special election has been called for State Senate District 39 and State House District 5, to be held on February 10, 2026. See more information at alexandriava.gov/Elections.

Reminder: All City of Alexandria government offices are closed today, Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. For more information on how these closures affect City services, go to alexandriava.gov.

Extremely dangerous cold conditions and wind chill values are happening now. Take action to protect yourself and your loved ones from the cold. Conditions could lead to frostbite or hypothermia. Call 703.746.4444 or use Alex311 for non-emergencies. Call 911 for emergencies.

You're not seeing triple - we have not one, not two, but three opportunities to engage with the Duke Street Land Use Plan this week! For details on these and all our other events, head to alexandriava.gov/Calendar!

We are expecting extremely cold weather this weekend into early next week. Temperatures will be below freezing. Protect outdoor pets and plants. Be sure you and your loved ones dress appropriately and cover exposed skin when venturing outdoors. For more information, go to alexandriava.gov/Alert.

Adulting just got easier. Come to the Utility Resource Fair on Sat., Jan. 31, from 10 a.m. to noon. Meet local utility reps, pick up energy-saving hacks, & learn about payment plans & assistance programs. Free, helpful, and open to all!

A cold night is expected across the southeast U.S. tonight with another surge of colder temperatures set to arrive this weekend across much of the eastern half of the country. 👉As temperatures drop, remember to protect the 4 P’s: People, pets, pipes, and plants. weather.gov/safety

All Alexandria Library branches will be closed Monday, January 19, for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday weekend.

Did you miss last night's City Council meeting? Catch our recap to see how the City Council voted, hear updates from the City Manager, and get highlights from our proclamations. Watch the full video and find upcoming meeting dates at AlexandriaVA.gov/Dockets.

The City Council voted to commit funding for collective bargaining agreements with Fire & EMS employees represented by IAFF Local 2141, sworn Police officers represented by SSPBA, & Administrative &Technical employees represented by AFSCME. More at alexandriava.gov/go/7774.

All City of Alexandria government offices will be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. For more information on how these closures affect City services, go to alexandriava.gov.

Plan your week with what's happening in the City of Alexandria! Join us for meetings, workshops, hiring events, and more. Don't forget the new City Council Chamber location at the Del Pepper Community Resource Center. View this week’s full calendar at alexandriava.gov/Calendar.

The Alexandria City Council will meet on January 13 in the new City Council Chamber at the Del Pepper Community Resource Center (4850 Mark Center Dr.). To see the full docket, visit alexandriava.gov/Dockets.