Beginning May 15, 2020, the site is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays weekly 7 a.m. to 9 a.m., weather permitting. Appointments must be made through eTrueNorth’s online portal at http://www.DoINeedaCOVID19test.com which, will screen individuals to ensure they meet CDC eligibility for testing. Those tested will need to wear a mask and stay in their cars for verification of eligibility criteria, ID check, and self-administered test. For the safety of all those on-site, the test site is not available to those who walk up.

As of March 26, 2020: Virtual inspections will be the only building-related inspections available until further notice. Find out more https://www.manassascity.org/DocumentCenter/View/35154/virtual-inspections

Now that Prince William County government buildings are closed to the public, Development Service agencies have implemented an Application Drop Off location outside the building. The Drop Off is located on the Plaza side of the building.

City of Manassas is temporarily designating several parking spaces in the Historic Downtown as 15 Minute Parking Only to facilitate Pick Up and Delivery options during this Pandemic. The spaces will be clearly marked but include only the existing on-street parking along Battle and Main Streets between Church Street and the railroad tracks.

Gov. Youngkin has announced that a Tennessee battery company has purchased 500 acres for an expansion expected to produce 2000 jobs annually in Pittsylvania County near Danville.

Gov.Glenn Youngkin announced Nov. 7 that AD Engineering, a small company owned by women and minorities (SWAM) that manufactures insulated copper linesets, coils, and mini splits for HVAC equipment, will invest $1.21 million to expand its operations in Shenandoah County near Winchester/ The project will create 25 new jobs.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced that Currie Medical Inc., a leading provider and innovator in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of medical equipment and devices used for patient care in hospitals across the United States and medical device reprocessing, will invest $1.2 million to expand its operations in the City of Norfolk.