“All county courts and the Prince William Health District are closed tomorrow [Monday, Jan. 26, 2026],” Prince William County Government announced.
The weather-related closure affects county courts and the Prince William Health District. Other county government operations may vary depending on conditions and department guidance.
“Due to weather conditions, Gate 4 (Russell Road / Commissary Gate) is closed until further notice,” Marine Corps Base Quantico announced. “Use Gate 1 (Main Gate / Fuller Road Gate) to access the Main Side of base.”
The closure affects traffic entering the main side of Marine Corps Base Quantico. No timeline was provided for when Gate 4 will reopen.
Here are the school closures for the region for Monday, Jan. 26, 2026.
Prince William Schools Closed Monday
A major winter storm continued to intensify across Northern Virginia and the Fredericksburg region Sunday, bringing heavy snow this morning with sleet and freezing rain expected later today.
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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.”
In a live update on Potomac Local News’ YouTube channel, I broke down major changes in the winter storm forecast, including growing concerns about ice, dangerous cold, and the potential for extended power outages across our region.
If your power goes out at home, knowing who to call and where to look for updates can save time and reduce frustration during outages affecting Prince William County, Manassas, and the surrounding areas.
When electricity goes out, especially during storms or extreme weather, access to information can be limited. Utility companies urge customers to report outages as soon as possible using either a phone call or online outage tools.
“Due to anticipated winter weather, the Potomac District Community Open House will now be held virtually on Zoom,” Prince William County Potomac District Supervisor Andrea Bailey announced. “Residents who registered will receive Zoom login information ahead of the event.”
The community open house was originally scheduled to take place in person on Thursday, January 29, but county officials shifted the event online to ensure public safety while still allowing residents to hear updates on the Potomac District Strategic Plan, agency projects, and county legislative priorities.
“Town Snow Emergency Routes will go into effect at 9 p.m. on Saturday, January 24, 2026, for anticipated snow-clearing operations,” the Town of Occoquan announced. “As a result, on-street parking, including marked on-street parking spaces, is not permitted on designated snow emergency routes.”
The restriction is intended to allow crews to clear roads efficiently during the anticipated snowfall. Vehicles left on snow emergency routes may be subject to enforcement once the order takes effect.
“Volunteer Prince William is recruiting Volunteer Snow Shovelers to assist senior citizens and adults with disabilities by clearing sidewalks and driveways after snowstorms,” Prince William County Government announced. “You’ll help vulnerable residents safely access critical medical appointments, home healthcare, and enter or exit their homes.”
The service is available to senior citizens with critical medical needs, seniors receiving in-home care, seniors and adults with disabilities, and others physically unable to shovel snow. Those interested in volunteering can sign up online or by email, and residents needing snow removal for critical medical appointments can call 571-292-5316.
