Fairfax County Government, the official government body for Fairfax County, Virginia, posted a series of public service announcements on May 29, 2026, covering changes to local publications and offering safety tips to residents.
In a tweet posted at 12:01 UTC on May 29, Fairfax County Government announced that “The Golden Gazette is Going ALL Digital! July 2026 will be the last printed issue. Sign up to get the Golden Gazette delivered to your email: https://t.co/1BFGsthzvT The digital Golden Gazette will continue. Sign up for the email version today! https://t.co/ryZtSh5zFc”. The move marks a transition from print to digital-only distribution for the publication starting in July 2026.
Later that day, at 14:05 UTC, Fairfax County Government addressed community safety concerns by sharing advice on burglary prevention. The tweet stated, “Burglaries can happen anytime, even in broad daylight. But taking proactive security steps can help deter this crime @fairfaxcountypd offers tips to help residents and business owners enhance their security and reduce the risk of becoming a target https://t.co/L40rG7htrW https://t.co/LVuPeuerTV”.
At 16:30 UTC on the same day, another post focused on scam awareness. The message read, “Scammers are becoming more creative. When someone asks for money or personal information, slow down and think before responding. Pause. Question. Protect. Together, we can stop scams. https://t.co/WtvuYh74H7 https://t.co/amvjPlHG4Z”.
Fairfax County has regularly used its social media platforms to inform residents about important changes and provide guidance on public safety issues.
