Fairfax County, VA – As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving with family gatherings, delicious meals, and festive traditions, the Fairfax County Police Department is sharing safety tips to help you have a safe and enjoyable holiday. Taking to the Open Road? Going Out of Town? Heading to an Event? The safety of our community is a collective effort. We encourage community
Read moreFairfax County, VA – Who says your Halloween can’t be spooky and safe? As you make plans and prepare for Halloween night, it is essential to ensure our festivities are as safe as they are fun. Please keep these safety tips in mind as you embark on your haunted celebrations. For drivers on Halloween: For parents: We hope you all
Read moreFairfax County, VA – FCPD is ensuring that our community members are equipped with the necessary information and tools to protect their homes from burglars. Home burglaries can be a distressing experience, but with some precautionary measures, you can significantly reduce the risk. 1. Secure Entry Points 2. Adequate Lighting 3. Home Security Systems 4. Landscaping 5. Extended Absence 6. Social
Read moreFall is breeding season for deer and you can expect to see more of them on our roads. Please be aware that deer are unpredictable and crashes with them are a safety concern. There are hundreds of reportable crashes involving deer in the county and more than half of our annual crashes occur during the months of October, November, and
Read moreFairfax County, VA – When navigating the streets of Fairfax County, whether on foot or behind the wheel, you must prioritize safety for yourself and your surroundings. FCPD is sharing tips to pedestrians and drivers during Pedestrian Safety Month. Tips for Pedestrians Tips for Drivers Remember, pedestrian safety is a shared responsibility. Whether you are driving or walking, prioritize caution and
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