A Major Step Forward: The DMVMoves Plan
On November 17, the Boards of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) and Metro Forward (WMATA) voted to adopt the DMVMoves Plan – a unified blueprint to stabilize Metro’s […]
November News from DPR – Capital Project Updates
The Planning side of the Department of Parks & Recreation (DPR) Planning and Capital Projects Division recently partnered with staff from the Department of Transportation and Planning Department to host […]
George Stewart Officially Sworn In
Congratulations to George Stewart for being officially sworn in and presented with certification of election to the Gainesville District, a seat that has not been filled by a Democrat since […]
Boddye’s Noise Ordinance Revisions Offer Balance and Accountability
The Board of County Supervisors passed my new, more comprehensive noise ordinance on a 5–2 bipartisan vote — an important step toward bringing relief to residents impacted by data center […]
A Shared Vision for Prince William County’s Future: People-first Development
This October, two elected officials, representing different sides of Prince William County and of the political spectrum, spoke with one voice about the future of their community. During the Board […]
Garden Centers > Data Centers: The Overlay Has Outlived Its Purpose
Breaking news from the Prince William Times: A data center developer just purchased The Merrifield Garden Center, located in an area where these server farms can develop by right under a zoning […]
From Fast-Track to Fair Review: Boddye Moves to Retire the Data Center Overlay
Boddye’s directive to county staff initiates a process to restore case-by-case scrutiny and community protections for every data center proposal in Prince William. Occoquan District Supervisor Kenny Boddye directed County […]
Crime Prevention Month: Tips from PWC PD
October is Crime Prevention Month, and the Prince William County Police Department reminds residents that everyone plays a role in preventing crime in our communities. One persistent problem that can […]
Statement on Judge Irving’s Ruling
Earlier this month, Judge Kimberly Irving issued her ruling in the Oak Valley HOA lawsuit regarding the Digital Gateway, voiding the Prince William County Board of Supervisors’ vote approving the […]
Sneak Peek: Crisis Receiving Center Nears End of Construction
The Crisis Receiving Center Renovations project achieved significant milestones across all facility areas during June, bringing this transformative community healthcare facility closer to completion. Coordinated trade work intensified as the […]