Prince William County recently launched a countywide interactive map that allows residents, property owners, county staff and other stakeholders to easily track data center projects at every stage of development, from pending land use applications to projects under construction and completed facilities. The map is available through two platforms: County Mapper and the Planning […]
Prince William County is updating its 2040 Comprehensive Plan) to better integrate sustainability and resilience, and residents are invited to help shape the effort. County staff are developing a Sustainability […]
It’s my honor to represent Prince William County as a member of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. This year, I am Chair of the group’s Air Quality Control Committee […]
The May 14, 2024 Board of County Supervisors meeting brought progress on transformative infrastructure projects, reduced barriers to early voting, and took initial steps to enshrine sustainability measures into the […]
The Prince William County Department of Public Works will be reintroducing freshwater mussels into streams it has restored, further improving water quality and enhancing biodiversity. Acting as a natural filter, […]
Prince William County took a bold step forward in combating the climate crisis, adopting our first ever Community Energy & Sustainability Master Plan. The product of more than a year […]
Yesterday’s Board of Supervisors Meeting brought another sustainability win, with unanimous approval for Supervisor Boddye’s Fast-track Climate Actions directive. Based on recommendations from the Sustainability Commission, the measure directs County […]
The installation of a Bandalong trash collection system in Neabsco Creek earned Prince William County a Project of the Year Award from the American Public Works Association Mid-Atlantic Chapter, 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 […]
The Prince William County Department of Facilities and Fleet Management recently acquired its first all-electric vehicle (EV), a Chevrolet Bolt, with plans to have 80 all-electric, plug-in-hybrid or hybrid vehicles […]
