Public safety is one of the most important aspects of local government. Men and women serve 24 hours a day to keep us safe, prepare us for emergencies and respond to incidents like fires or medical calls.
If there is a life-threatening emergency, immediately
In case of non-emergency, call the public safety non-emergency number: 703-691-2131, TTY 703-204-2264.
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Instead of thinking “it will never happen to me,” use this Guide to help prepare for an emergency, so you know what to do when disaster strikes.
Emergency management professionals typically break down their responsibilities into four phases, which form a cycle. This four-phase cycle applies to you too.
Our public safety staff is hard at work protecting and serving our community. Check out these video sources for some recent examples.
