Fairfax Clerks are responsible for maintaining and preserving public records for a local government in Fairfax, VA. As part of this job, Clerks often keep Fairfax vital records, including death records. This can include Fairfax death certificates, death registries, information about the time, place, and cause of death, and the deceased individual's name, parents' names, and age at death. Clerks also issue certified death certificates, which are often required to settle financial and legal matters such as wills, estates, and filing for life insurance. These records can also be used for Fairfax genealogical research, and some Clerks maintain vital records that date back to 1630. Clerks often provide online access to death records.
Fairfax County Clerk Fairfax VA 12000 Government Center Parkway 22035 703-385-7936
Fairfax Health Departments operate at the state, county, and local level to monitor public health and enforce public health standards in Fairfax, VA. As part of their responsibilities, Health Departments may maintain Fairfax death records, particularly related to infectious diseases that pose a public health risk. These death records may be in the form of Fairfax death registries or death record databases that include death statistics on common causes of death, death status, and cause of death information. The Health Department may also maintain death certificates in certain areas. Many of the Fairfax death records maintained by Health Departments are available through their websites.
Fairfax County Health Department Fairfax VA Ste 203, 10777 Main St, Ste 203 22030 703-246-2962
Fairfax Health Department Fairfax VA 9901 Braddock Road 22032 703-323-4000