Manassas Park City Offices and the Community Center will be opening at 10:30am Wednesday. City services may be limited as offices may be understaffed. In addition, the hot tub at the community center will open at noon due to maintenance.

Department of Defense Services employees who live in eastern Prince William and work at the Mark Center in Alexandria can catch OmniRide buses locally and ride them to and from work beginning Monday, Feb. 1. The first day of operation will be a free fare day.

Manassas Park City Schools have announced they will be closed Wednesday, January 27th. Following city snow policy, there will be no Preschool or Extended Care.

Crews are making significant progress on 16,000 subdivision streets across northern Virginia. The Virginia Department of Transportation’s (VDOT) goal is to make one lane of all subdivisions passable by 6 a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 27. If residents do not have one passable lane by 6 a.m., they can contact VDOT at 1-800-FOR-ROAD or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

Due to snow accumulation and pile-up, Manassas Park City officials ask that residents hold their trash until next week, at which time it will be picked up by Patriot Disposal.

Prince William County emergency officials were finding safe places for 67 people to stay after an apartment building roof in the Coverstone section of Manassas collapsed shortly after midnight, Jan. 24, likely from heavy snow. Building officials are on scene now, determining the actual cause.

Virginia State Police remind residents to avoid traveling on Virginia’s roads and highways today, Jan. 23. Winds have now picked up causing snow to drift and pile up across interstates and primary routes, which make driving even more dangerous, a news release said.

Cabela’s announced today, Jan. 22, plans to begin construction on the company’s new Gainesville, Va., location in about two weeks.