Week 2 of Badges for Baseball focused on “Courage through Leadership.” 💪 Youth learned from Ruby Bridges and Robert Frost that real leadership means choosing what’s right over what’s easy. #Courage #Leadership

We are here for you! Please call the Manassas City Police Department to report any suspicious activity 703-257-8000. Si ves ALGO, DI algo. Estamos aqui para ti! Por favor llame a la Policia de la ciudad de Manassas para reportar cualquier actividad sospechosa 703-257-8000

💊 DEA Take Back Day is Saturday, Oct 25, 10 AM–2 PM! Safely drop off unused or expired meds at: 📍 Sentara Lake Ridge 📍 UVA Haymarket Medical Center 📍 UVA Prince William Medical Center Let’s keep our homes & communities safe! 🙌

💻 Internet Safety for Parents! MPO Russ shared tips and resources during the All Saints PTO meeting to help families keep kids safe online. #InternetSafety #CommunityEngagement

🚗 National Teen Driver Safety Week is here — October 19–25, 2025! Take time to talk with your teen about safe driving habits: 📵 Avoid distractions 🚫 Never drive impaired ⚠️ Follow the speed limit ✅ Always wear a seat belt Virginia’s zero-tolerance law means no alcohol under

National School Bus Safety Week is October 20–24, 2025! In every state, it is illegal for vehicle drivers to pass a school bus while the school bus stop-arm is extended and the red lights are flashing. Failing to stop could result in injury or death to child pedestrians or their

✨🪔 Celebrate the Festival of Lights! 🪔✨ MCPD wishes you a Diwali filled with joy, love, and sparkling moments with family and friends. #HappyDiwali

🚘 Thinking about getting your driver’s license? Here’s what every teen in Virginia needs to know! 📅 Learner’s Permit: Available at 15 years and 6 months 🚗 Driver’s License: Minimum age 16 years and 3 months 🕓 Restrictions: No driving between midnight–4 AM and only one

🚗 Teen Driving Restrictions = Safer Roads! Virginia’s teen driving laws aren’t meant to punish—they’re designed to protect new drivers and everyone on the road. 🕐 No late-night driving 🚫 Limited passengers 🍃 Zero tolerance for alcohol 📵 No distractions ✅ Always buckle up

The school bus loading and unloading area is called the “Danger Zone.” Specifically, this is any side of the bus where a child may not be seen by the bus driver and, therefore, is in the most danger. These areas include: o10 feet in front of the bus, where the driver may be

The most dangerous part of the school bus ride is getting on and off the school bus. nhtsa.gov/road-safety/sc…

👨‍👩‍👧 Join us for the next Parent E3 on Oct 29 | 5:30–8 PM at the Manassas City Community Center (8750 Sudley Rd, Manassas, VA 20110)! 📘 Topic: Substance Abuse Awareness & Prevention Don’t miss it—and check out the upcoming Parent E3 events too! 💙