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Duties shall include collection of funds due the city, use of designated depositories, accounting of funds and appropriations to which warrants are chargeable, register of warrants, receipt of tax payments, custodian of Cedar Hill Cemetery fund, and report monthly to city council the receipts and expenditures.

F.R.E.E. is a nonprofit that provides mobility rehabilitation equipment, such as wheelchairs, walkers, bedside commodes, shower chairs, etc., to help people regain their mobility and independence. FREE collects, sanitizes, and provides donated mobility equipment to low-income adults in Virginia who cannot afford it and whose insurance will not cover it.

Responsible for prosecuting the majority of crimes in the county. In court, the Commonwealth's Attorney presents evidence to the judge or jury so they may understand the facts of the case and determine whether the accused is guilty or not guilty. Offers advice to officers concerning criminal investigations, directs the extradition of fugitives from other states, serves as special prosecutor in other jurisdictions in the event of a conflict, and meets with victims of crimes. Does not represent residents in private legal matters.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly the Food Stamp Program) provides a basic safety net to millions of people by providing monthly benefits to eligible low-income families which can be used to purchase food. Assistance is in the form of debit cards to help families increase their food purchasing power in order to alleviate hunger and malnutrition.

Therapeutic Foster Care is a temporary arrangement in which approved caregivers open their hearts and home to provide safe, loving, and nurturing care for youth whose birth family are unable to care for them. Therapeutic foster parents receive specialized training and additional support services to care for youth who experience a variety of needs. These needs may include: emotional, behavioral, or social challenges, complex medical needs, physical or intellectual disabilities or who may have experienced multiple placements within the foster care system.

Provides crisis intervention and court accompaniment and referrals throughout the prosecution process for city victims of crime. Provides an update on the status of the pending criminal cases and explain the prosecution procedure (i.e. what is expected of the victim, and what the victim may expect). Addresses safety concerns of the victim and will work with employer or school to advocate for the victim. Assists with victim compensation and emergency protective orders. Victim(s) or witnesses(es) need to contact this office if telephone or address changes. Victim Services Coordinator is Lori Jones.

Educates, counsels and assists older consumers on medical benefit programs, long-term care insurance and problems with Medicare, Medicaid, and paying medical bills. Staff are not connected with any insurance company nor are they licensed to sell insurance. Counseling can be provided by telephone or in person.

Valley Mission is a non-profit organization offering shelter, support, hope and God's love to the homeless. Basic needs of shelter, food, clothing and spiritual encouragement are provided to all. Vouchers are available for the Staunton Thrift Store for those who qualify for services. This includes shelter residents and may also include members of the community. Inside each store you can find clothing, furniture, housewares, electronics, appliances, and much more for a great price. And there are daily specials where you can save even more! Donations of gently used, clean, and re-sellable items are always welcome, and support the work being done at Valley Mission.

Every Woman's Life provides low-cost or free mammograms, clinical breast exams and pap tests to women who qualify.

Plan, prepare for and mitigate emergencies; educate the public on preparedness; coordinate and support responses to and recovery from emergencies; collect and disseminate critical information.

The circuit court handles all civil cases with claims of more than $15,000. It shares authority with the general district court to hear matters involving between $4,500 and $15,000. The circuit court has the authority to hear serious criminal cases called felonies. The circuit court also handles family matters, including divorce. In addition, the circuit court hears cases appealed from the general district court and from the juvenile and domestic relations district court.

Main duties of the office are serving civil processes, courtroom security and transportation of inmates. The Sheriff and deputies also have law enforcement rights and can make an arrest when necessary. Non-Emergency number: 540 261-6171

The City of Fairfax Parks and Recreation Department excel to meet the needs of customers and residents and the needs of the City of Fairfax through activities, special events, cultural arts and parks that are representative of the best practices of our profession.

Virginia's health insurance programs: FAMIS-the Children's Health Insurance Program; FAMIS MOMS-for pregnant women; FAMIS Select-Premium Assistance Program; and the Smiles for Children dental program. Helps families provide health insurance to their children. FAMIS stands for Family Access to Medical Insurance Security

Offers a range of care for individuals as they age. Intergenerational services include Community Centers in 6 locations that offer a gathering place for social support and hot lunch. Additional services include Options Counseling for community resources, Home Delivered Meals, Respite & Enrichment Centers, Caregiver Support, Insurance Counseling, Information and Assistance, long-term care advocates, home care, health services, affordable senior housing resources, assisted living information, and more.

Administers certificate and voucher programs which provide rental assistance to eligible families and elderly or disabled persons based on income. Includes Housing Choice Vouchers formerly known as Section 8. The waiting list phone line has recorded information on the status of approved applications, and whether or not new applications are being accepted. Approved applicants on the waiting list must key in a number to hear their status. The Housing Choice Voucher Waiting List is currently CLOSED.

Provides an Intermediate Care Facility for people with intellectual disabilities. Services in this facility include dietary, nursing, social work, psychiatry, psychology, dental and various other therapies.

Health department offices provide assistance and referral for treatment of sexually transmitted diseases; free, confidential HIV testing and counseling (HIV/STD/Viral Hepatitis Hotline: 1-800-533-4148) Free Hepatitis B & Hepatitis C testing available.

Receives and investigates complaints of child abuse/neglect to determine if the act occurred and the amount of risk to the child involved. Removal or placement of children through the legal process may be necessary for the child's protection. Coordinators also provide counseling and ongoing supportive services to families with substantiated cases of child abuse/neglect. In addition, they promote community awareness and education of child abuse/neglect.

A partnership between the Faith-community, area organizations and businesses, the Lynchburg Police Department, concerned citizens, the Sheriff’s Department, and the City of Lynchburg. We address poverty and crime by encouraging best policing practices that allow citizens input, advocating for the community, offering programs and services, and providing engagement opportunities that result in a greater sense of unity among Lynchburg's citizens.

Direct money payment to families to provide for basic need for children. Also provides for two parent families with an unemployed parent who meets the criteria, or who are temporarily or permanently disabled. Eligibility can be determined at the web site

Western Fairfax Christian Ministries provides financial assistance with rent and/or utilities for individuals and families experiencing a financial crisis within the poverty level.

Through innovative teaching, guidance and personal counseling to instill motivation in at-risk youth and adults to complete their high school program or GED, to increase their self-esteem,acquire work readiness skills and to prepare them to meet life's challenges and opportunities successfully. Computer classes are available. Services include: educational assessment, adult high school credit classes, GED preparation, GED testing, English as a second language, brush up in reading, language and math, Spanish, computer classes. Programs are offered at the adult education center, at community centers, at work sites and in the city jail and adult detention facility.

Assists victims of crime and crime witnesses by providing information and referrals and support services during the legal process.

Well Child physicals, School Physicals including Pre-school physicals and Sports Physicals are available by appointment.