City Hall Move
You can find services and staff in new locations as City Hall is renovated. City Hall opened in 1987, when the population of the City of Manassas was about 22,000, a little over half of today’s population. The renovation will address traffic flow problems, create more usable spaces, create additional public meeting and conference spaces, make the building more energy efficient, and make use of hallways to reconfigure office space. The extra space will allow departments that regularly work together to be located close together. Here's where you can find services:
Customer Service Center
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9800 Godwin Drive
(the old DMV building)
- Planning & Community Development
- Building & Zoning permits
- Long-range planning
- Online permitting is always open
- Commissioner of the Revenue
- Treasurer
- Tax payments
- Parking permits
- Other City Departments
- IT
- GIS
The City Hall drop box and Treasurer's customer service counter have moved to the Customer Service Center at 9800 Godwin Drive (the old DMV building). Tax bills and assessments can be dropped off at 9800 Godwin or returned using the envelope contained with the bill.
Piedmont Building

9324 West Street
- City Attorney
- City Clerk
- City Manager
- Communications
- Economic Development
- Mayor & Council
- Human Resources is at Public Works
- Echoes, the Manassas Museum Store, at the Train Depot

Manassas Museum staff will work in other areas while the Museum is being renovated for the 150th Anniversary of the City. If you need to make reservations or speak to someone about parks or fields, please call 703-368-1873.