The average single-family home in Manassas Park will pay $7,298 in real estate taxes next year — an increase of $216 — even though the city is lowering its tax rate.
The Manassas Park Governing Body approved maximum “not-to-exceed” tax rates for FY2027 at its May 5 meeting, including a reduction in the real estate tax rate to $1.38 per $100 of assessed value. City Manager Carl Cole explained that rapidly rising property assessments more than offset the rate cut.
The City of Manassas Park Farmers Market kicked off its 2026 season on Saturday, drawing shoppers to fresh local goods and a vibrant community atmosphere in the heart of the small city.
Manassas Park officials unveiled the city’s full 2026 events calendar during the governing body meeting on February 17, featuring dozens of family-friendly activities, a new city run-and-walk event, the debut of a ticketed haunted house, shifted holiday timings, and fireworks on July 2.
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Manassas Park will host a Salsa Night event later this month at the city’s community center.
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“All offices in [Manassas Park] City Hall, DSS, Community Center and Public Works are closed Monday, January 26, 2026, due to inclement weather,” the City of Manassas Park announced. “Residents must contact the Police Non-Emergency line at (703) 361-1136 for water/sewer emergencies and after-hours. For electrical emergencies, contact NOVEC at 703-335-0500.”
“Due to the forecasted winter storm, Manassas Park City Library will close at 5 p.m. [today] (1/24) and will be closed through Sunday,” the city stated. “We expect to be back to our normally scheduled hours Tuesday (1/27) at 10 a.m.”
