Phones and internet are down at Arlington County’s offices at 2100 Clarendon Blvd after an electrical equipment failure this morning, meaning some government services are not available online.
The technical problems struck Courthouse Plaza just after 11 a.m., according to an anonymous tipster, and affect some operations including phones, the permitting website, online utility billing, the GIS mapping center and the library catalog and accounts system.
All other government offices are operating as normal, including the county’s emergency services.
A county spokeswoman said at 1:55 p.m. that service is now being restored “floor by floor” at the government building, but that outages could last for several more hours. Those trying to use some county online services may continue to be impacted.
We're experiencing a phone outage at our Courthouse Plaza location (2100 Clarendon Blvd) due to an electrical equipment failure.
— ArlingtonVA (@ArlingtonVA) June 1, 2017
Some business operations are also affected in this location and we will provide updates as available.
— ArlingtonVA (@ArlingtonVA) June 1, 2017
All other County government services are open for normal operations. Emergency services are also operational.
— ArlingtonVA (@ArlingtonVA) June 1, 2017
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