Remote-access Guide

city of alexandria remote access

by Brycen Pagac Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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In order to view the records of the Alexandria Circuit Court by remote access you must make an appointment and personally meet with the Clerk of the Court to have your application approved. You may make an appointment by calling Benjamin Ortiz at (703) 746-4552, John S. Knippenberg at (703) 746-4564.

Full Answer

How do I get access to Alexandria Circuit Court records?

In order to view the records of the Alexandria Circuit Court by remote access you must make an appointment and personally meet with the Clerk of the Court to have your application approved. You may make an appointment by calling Benjamin Ortiz at (703) 746-4552, John S. Knippenberg at (703) 746-4564.

What is the city of Alexandria alex311?

This translation has not been reviewed by the City of Alexandria and may contain errors. Alex311 is the City of Alexandria’s customer service initiative to connect our customers to more than 175 City services in a variety of convenient ways. Connect with Alex311 online, through the mobile app, on Facebook and Twitter, by phone, or in person.

How do I submit a service request to Alexandria VA 311?

For information about an open online service request ticket, call 311 or 703.746.4311. Install the Alex311 mobile app to submit and track requests on the go. Submit requests by tweeting or direct messaging us at @AlexandriaVA311.

How do I submit an open service request to alex311?

Use the Alex311 website to submit and track requests. For information about an open online service request ticket, call 311 or 703.746.4311. Install the Alex311 mobile app to submit and track requests on the go.

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How to contact Alex311?

Use the Alex311 website to submit and track requests. For information about an open online service request ticket, call 311 or 703.746.4311. Alex311 Mobile App. Install the Alex311 mobile app to submit and track requests on the go. Twitter.

What is Alex311?

Alex311 is the City of Alexandria’s customer service initiative to connect our customers to more than 175 City services in a variety of convenient ways. Connect with Alex311 online, through the mobile app, on Facebook and Twitter, by phone, or in person. For immediate police, fire or emergency medical assistance, call or text 911.

Can Alex311 be used for social security?

Information provided to the City may be subject to public release under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act or other laws. Alex311 should not be used to submit sensitive information, such as social security numbers, financial account identifiers, or health information.

What Else is Planned for MyAlex Web Login?

Web Calendar Integration – quickly star events you’re interested in and make your own personalized calendar of City events for your iPhone, tablet, desktop software like Microsoft Outlook, or publishing on your blog

Can you print a parking permit at home?

Residents can create and print Guest parking permits at home – no more going to City Hall and waiting in line! alexandriava.gov/Parking

Does MyAlex ask for permission to see private content?

MyAlex Web Login does not request permission to act on your behalf, does not ask for access to any friend or contact lists, does not ask for permission to see private content, etc. We require your email address so that we will have some means of contacting you about your login account.

Duplicating 911 Dispatching

DECC needed to duplicate the three legs of dispatching: receiving a call, logging a call into the Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system, and dispatching the call to first responders. The department upgraded the 911 telephony environment to include the capability for remote 911 call-taking.

In Memoriam: Robert Bloom, Public Safety and 911 Pioneer

Robert Bloom, public safety systems administrator in Alexandria’s Department of Emergency and Customer Communications (DECC), died in a vehicle crash on July 20.

Trust but Verify

Before the 911 remote call-taking capability was fully operational, DECC developed a plan to first test only non-emergency call-taking and eventually advanced to emergency call-taking. Adequate testing allowed staff to consult and verify the results, then make needed adjustments to ensure optimal design and success.

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