Fairfax County, VA — With earlier sunsets and colder weather settling in, visibility on our roads continues to decline. Last week, our community experienced two fatal pedestrian crashes on consecutive days; a tragic reminder of how quickly conditions can turn dangerous. Pedestrians, drivers, and bicyclists all play a role in preventing crashes. As mornings and evenings get darker, these practical
Read moreFairfax County, VA – As colder mornings return, now is a good time to take simple steps to prevent vehicle-related thefts. Whether you’re making a quick coffee stop, dropping your kids at daycare, or running inside for a moment, taking a few seconds to secure your vehicle can make all the difference. Don’t Warm Up Your Car While Unattended Cold
Read moreFairfax County, VA – Who says Halloween can’t be spooky and safe? As you get ready for an evening of costumes, candy, and haunted fun, the Fairfax County Police Department wants safety to be part of your plans. Whether you’re trick-or-treating or behind the wheel, a little extra caution goes a long way to keeping everyone safe. For Drivers: For
Read moreFairfax County, VA – As we approach the end of 2025, the Fairfax County Police Department remains committed to reducing crashes and improving roadway safety for everyone who lives, works, and travels in our community. Throughout October, officers are participating in several state and national campaigns focused on protecting pedestrians, teen drivers, and school children while maintaining strong enforcement to
Read moreFairfax County, VA – When those red lights flash and the stop sign swings out, there’s only one right move: stop. As students settle back into school across Fairfax County, our officers are zeroed in on drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses; a reckless driving offense in Virginia. It’s not just dangerous, it’s against the law. What the Law
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