Category: Press-Release

The third safest city in Virginia is Manassas Park, a small city in Prince William County to the south of Bull Run, a river immortalized in the name of two famous Civil War battles. Many more were harmed during those battles...

Please note that per Executive Order #53, issued pursuant to Va. Code §44-146.17, public gatherings of 10 or more individuals in the City’s Parks is prohibited until further notice to combat the spread of COVID-19. If the executive order is...

It is with great sadness that the Manassas Park Police Department announces the death of former Chief of Police / Director of Public Safety William “Bill” Francis Kiefer Jr. On March 18, 2020, Chief Kiefer passed away in Prince William...

Please note that in accordance with the Governor’s order to limit public gatherings to no more than 10, the City is complying with this order to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, and to protect our residents, staff, and our community. ...

Chief Mario Lugo would like to congratulate Captain Melissa Boorman on her graduation from the 278th session of the FBI National Academy on December 20, 2019. Captain Boorman was selected by the FBI from a large pool of applicants from...

Juvenile has been located.   Thank you for your assistance.

On June 4, 2019, the Manassas Park Governing Body adopted an ordinance that reinstated the use of annual vehicle decals. The ordinance requires a decal to be affixed to any vehicle registered in the City of Manassas Park no later...

On Friday, November 1, 2019, at 1521hrs, Manassas Park Police Emergency Communications Center received a call from Fredericksburg Police Emergency Communications Center advising they were on the phone with a juvenile male, who stated he lived in the 8400 block...

Manassas Park Police along with Fire and Rescue units from Manassas Park, Manassas City, and Prince William County responded to the 9400 block of Wilcoxen Drive for a report of an Attempted Suicide / House Fire this afternoon at 2:57pm....