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To maintain Arlington's list of registered voters and conduct elections in a fair, accurate and equitable manner.

The Barrett Branch Library offers adult and children's materials. In addition, the library provides Internet stations, word processing stations for free public use, and wireless Internet access. Also, the library offers programs for all ages.

Maintains a certified lead risk assessor on staff to conduct environmental lead investigations when indicated as a part of a work-up of a child with an elevated blood lead level. Elevated lead levels, untreated, can cause neurological and developmental abnormalities in children; adults may also be affected by elevated lead levels. The investigation consists of taking and reviewing a thorough medical history to identify possible sources of exposure, and based on this may include sampling paint, dust, soil, and water from the environment in which the child lives, and interviewing families regarding behavior and activities to determine the most likely source(s) of exposure.

Provides court-ordered and agency placements of children in custody. Offers court-ordered home studies for a fee based on income. For more information regarding the Statewide Adoption program, please call Toll-free:(800)362-3678 or (800)DO-ADOPT.

Determines eligibility for Medicaid program based on income and resource guidelines. Medicaid pays for medical expenses of the permanently disabled, the blind, pregnant women, children and elderly.

Seeks to create a community for people that focuses on client empowerment. Offers daily meals for those in need.

Offers recreational opportunities for adults (age 55 and older) to join together in fellowship and activities that enhance their quality of life, respond to their needs and interests, support their independence and encourage their involvement in and with the center and the community. Offers health and wellness programs, blood pressure screening, nutritional education programs, bloodmobiles, arts and humanities programs, retired and senior volunteer program, AARP Covington-Alleghany County Chapter #1702, AARP income tax assistance, LOA - Area Agency on Aging Diner's Club program (Tuesday and Thursday), Meals-on-Wheels program, line dancing, dances, appreciation socials, Older Americans Month Open House, advance crafts for men and women, Covington Senior Center Newsletter and Calendar of Events, covered dish luncheons, duplicate bridge club, transportation, shopping and much more.

Provides a variety of services to meet specific counseling needs.

The provision of placement services for at-risk children whose parents are temporarily unable to provide care for them. Children may be placed in private approved foster homes, therapeutic foster homes, group homes or residential facilities.

The County will open warming centers as needed. The centers will initially open when residents report power outages or when large-scale outages are observed. The warming centers will be located at:

• Ararat Fire Department
• CCDF Fire Department & Rescue Squad
• Jeb Stuart Rescue Squad
• Meadows of Dan Fire Department
• Patrick Henry Fire Department
• Smith River Rescue Squad
• The Rotary Building (if additional space is needed)

Should overnight accommodations become necessary, the County will transition the centers into full shelter mode. Overnight shelters will be available at:

• Jeb Stuart Rescue Squad
• Meadows of Dan Fire Department
• Smith River Rescue Squad
• The Rotary Building (if needed)

Food: No food will be provided by warming center locations, but you are allowed to bring in food. If you have the need for special foods (Ensure, etc.) you may bring them with you. High-energy foods such as peanut butter, jelly, crackers, granola bars, trail mix, and other snack foods may be a good idea if you get hungry in between meals. If necessary, bring special dietary foods--such as diabetic, low salt, liquid diet, baby food, and formula. Medications: Medications - clearly marked with your name, dosage, type of medication, and prescribing physician. You must be able to take all medications by yourself. Pets: Pets are not allowed at fire/rescue centers. Rotary will be set up for domestic pets. Miscellaneous: Bring a cell phone and any other items, along with charging cables, as you will be able to recharge these items. Not Allowed: alcoholic beverages or weapons. Smoking is not allowed in centers.

Provide a variety of in-home support services to assist with activities of daily living (ADLs), as well as medical and personal needs. Provide support for substitute decision makers to help them be successful in care for their family member with special needs at home. Depending on each individual and family's unique needs and goals, services may include: -Support to promote greater independence for the individuals -Assistance with daily household tasks

• Behavior management services
• Family support to ensure individuals can continue to live at home
• Integration into their community

Provides supplemental payment to licensed Homes for Adults and Assisted Living Facilities that will accept the state approved rate. Client keeps a small monthly allowance for personal needs and the rest of their monthly income is applied to the State approved rate. The Auxiliary Grant pays the balance of the approved rate to the provider.

Offers support groups to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons and their families. Groups meet once a month. Also offers support lines. Call for information on local chapters.

Volunteer workers enhance the service delivery capabilities of the Social Services Department by offering direct, indirect, and advisory services to staff and clients. Volunteers provide such services as transportation, socialization, child care, tutoring, administrative/clerical support, tax relief counseling, commodity distribution, and employment counseling.

The immunization program in Rappahannock Rapidan Health District provides the following services to the community. Immunizations are offered to infants, children, adolescents and adults: 1. Provides recommended and required immunizations in accordance with ACIP and AAP recommendations. 2. Educates the public and private sector regarding immunization practices and general vaccination policy, to assure public safety. 3. Participates with the Vaccine for Children program, offering vaccinations required for school. 4. Participates in a number of community events to promote immunizations.

Entry point for Ryan White Part B Services. Case Management and Patient Navigation services for persons living with HIV.

Parent Education and Family Stabilization Courses for Married and Unmarried Parents/Guardians/Grandparents

The Arc of Northern Virginia advocates for people with intellectual, cognitive and developmental disabilities. Seeks to secure opportunities for living in the community, working at meaningful jobs, and learning with peers in a stable environment. Our Advocacy provides for improved supports and services, sufficient resources and creative problem solving. We also work with constituents to educate legislators, service providers and the community on disability issues.

Provides a county agency that is responsible for enforcing all laws and regulations, preventing crime, investigating criminal activity, apprehending, arresting and detaining suspects, preventing and suppressing delinquency, and engaging in other activities that protect lives and property and preserve peace in Shenandoah County. In case of emergency, please dial 9-1-1 or call dispatch at (540)459-6100.

Sponsors 12-step recovery programs with a Christian perspective, including substance abuse for men and women; men's sexual addiction; and women's co-dependency.

The TANF program provides eligible families with a monthly cash payment to meet their basic needs. For a child to be eligible he must be: Under age 18, or if 18, will graduate from high school before age 19 Going to school regularly if he is between the ages of five and 18 Living with a parent or other relative A U.S. citizen or an eligible immigrant

The WDB collaborates with contracted program operators and workforce system partners to assist employers with applicant screening, writing job descriptions, and training new employees. The WDB also ensures that classes and career services are effectively delivered for Virginia Career Works – Central Region youth and adult residents as well as businesses.

Administers the election laws and oversees voter registration for Washington County.

Provides crisis counseling and advocacy for crime victims and witnesses.

Offers structured therapeutic groups with home independent living programs for male and female adolescents as well as aftercare guidance services for youth transitioning into the community. They provide information and referrals statewide for people they cannot serve.