Boddye Will work with Board colleagues to promote expanded local authority through Prince William County’s 2027 Legislative Agenda Prince William County Supervisor Kenny Boddye, who represents the Occoquan Magisterial District, […]
Supervisor Boddye Shapes The Glen’s Final Site With Walkability and Transit in Mind On May 12, 30 years after The Glen was first conceived, the Board of County Supervisors approved […]
Opening and operating a small business brings with it excitement along with myriad challenges. Fortunately, the Prince William area offers support, from startup through the lifecycle of your business. Here […]
This afternoon, the Board of County Supervisors will hold a work session on how redevelopment can shape Prince William County’s next chapter. The presentation, “Redevelopment is the Key to Prince […]
Tuesday’s rezoning puts the Devlin property in line with a development pattern that began in 2015, part of an effort to dismantle the Stone Haven Town Center proposal parcel by […]
With the Devlin Tech Park vote, Prince William County marks the rezoning of the final parcel in what could have been Stone Haven, a proposed vibrant town center in Bristow. […]
Local Government Day 2023: Prince William Supervisors Visit Richmond to Discuss Legislative Priorities Several of my Board of County Supervisors colleagues and I recently took to Richmond to participate in […]
Our second Prince William Board of County Supervisors meeting of the year was much lengthier than the first, with a Public Hearing on the Kline Application ending a little after […]
In January, an impressive 46 small business owners received authorization to open their doors in Prince William County, marking the highest volume of small business owners to open with the Department […]
Nov. 16 Virtual Town Hall Focuses on “Springfield to Quantico” Findings Prince William County Supervisors Kenny Boddye (Occoquan District) and Victor S. Angry (Neabsco District) are co-hosting a new installment […]
