Alexandria, Virginia

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421 King St
Alexandria, VA 22314
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The City of Alexandria, Virginia, is dedicated to providing safe, affordable, and sustainable housing options for its residents, contributing to a vibrant community. Through initiatives like #ZoningforHousing, the city aims to foster a flourishing environment that meets the needs of its diverse population.

The Alexandria City Government actively engages its community through various programs and events, including the Alexandria Police Department's Community Academy and discussions on housing affordability. With a focus on effective governance, the city promotes transparency and accessibility to services, ensuring residents remain informed and involved in local initiatives.

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