Mayor Euille Today: Fire Dept & TC Reading Room

Mayor Euille speaks with Alexandria Fire Chief Adam Thiel about new fire truck staffing that will improve public safety, and with Christina Gutierrez from the TC Williams HS Ben Carson Reading Room, and TC students Samuel Davies, and DeAra Brown about the new reading room and the importance of reading.

Carbon Monoxide Awareness

With the recent dip in temperatures and increased demand on home heating systems to keep families warm, the Alexandria Fire Department wants to remind the community to be aware of the dangers of Carbon Monoxide poisoning in homes equipped with fuel-burning equipment.

All Hands on Deck

The Alexandria Community Shelter for the homeless had a facelift thanks to the Economic Opportunities Commission's (EOC) first annual All Hands on Deck. Over 100 volunteers including EOC members, shelter residents, donors and Home Depot employees, joined forces demonstrating civic engagement at its best.

Dispelling Drug Myths

Educating the City's youth about the dangers of drugs and alcohol is an ongoing mission for various agencies throughout the City. In this segment from a national broadcast by CADCA-TV, members of SAPCA, DCHS, and ACPS discuss their efforts.

State of the City 2011

On April 13, 2011, Alexandria Mayor William D. Euille delivered his annual State of the City address as a video on Facebook, YouTube, the City's website, and aired on Cable Channel 70. Filmed in locations throughout the City, Mayor Euille addresses issues such as quality of life, development, education, transportation and the environment.

Composting 101

Compost is one of the most valuable resources for beautifying your landscape, preventing waste and saving money. Get tips on how to use leaves, grass clippings, and shrub trimmings to make compost.

Building & Fire Code Safety Tips

These public safety announcements are intended to help occupants maintain essential building safety elements in their homes.

Plastic Bag Recycling Initiative

Residents, students and businesses are encouraged to "Make the Right Choice, One Plastic Bag at a Time!" by reducing, reusing and recycling their plastic bags.