Discover events in Occoquan District, with this searchable community calendar. For a comprehensive list of local volunteer opportunities, visit Volunteer PW. You can also find more local happenings at Prince William Living. To see a schedule of Board of County Supervisor meetings or to watch online, click here.
The eight-member Board of County Supervisors makes policy for the administration of the Prince William County government within the framework of the Constitution and laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the County Executive form of government. Seven members are elected from Magisterial Districts, while the Chair is elected at-large. The board adopts local laws, […]
Community Listening Session with Racial and Social Justice Commissioner Vicky Castro During these listening sessions, Commissioner Castro would like to hear from Occoquan District residents - what is working well within the Prince William County government, Police Department, and School System in terms of equity, and what recommendations do you have for making these services […]
Community Listening Session with Racial and Social Justice Commissioner Vicky Castro During these listening sessions, Commissioner Castro would like to hear from Occoquan District residents - what is working well within the Prince William County government, Police Department, and School System in terms of equity, and what recommendations do you have for making these services […]
Residents in this region continue to face housing challenges. A regional plan to expand, improve and diversify housing choice can help everyone to prosper. The effort needs your input! Learn more about why this regional analysis is so valuable by watching this video. In the near future, surveys, focus groups, and interviews will be conducted […]
Community Listening Session with Racial and Social Justice Commissioner Vicky Castro During this community listening session, Commissioner Castro would like to hear from Occoquan District residents - what is working well within the Prince William County government, the Police Department, and the School System and what recommendations and/or suggestions do participants have for these three […]
Residents in this region continue to face housing challenges. A regional plan to expand, improve and diversify housing choice can help everyone to prosper. The effort needs your input! Learn more about why this regional analysis is so valuable by watching this video. In the near future, surveys, focus groups, and interviews will be conducted […]
The eight-member Board of County Supervisors makes policy for the administration of the Prince William County government within the framework of the Constitution and laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the County Executive form of government. Seven members are elected from Magisterial Districts, while the Chair is elected at-large. The board adopts local laws, […]
Live in the Lake Ridge HOA? Join Supervisor Boddye and County staff who oversee key neighborhood services such as traffic safety, code enforcement, public safety, & parks. Through this hyper-local forum, Supervisor Boddye invites you to gather virtually with neighbors and representatives from key county agencies to discuss topics specific to Lake Ridge HOA residents. […]
Visit SpeakUp Prince William to view and comment and agenda online (typically available the Thursday prior to the meeting), and to register for virtual Public Comment (registration closes at 5pm the day prior to the meeting). See the full Board meeting schedule: https://www.pwcva.gov/assets/2021-05/BOCSMeetingSchedule.pdf
Occoquan District residents are invited to share their thoughts on the Prince William Digital Gateway Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA), which is a request to create a technology corridor along Pageland Lane in the western section of Prince William. True to the event name, there will be no presentation: Occoquan District Supervisor Kenny Boddye and Planning […]
This Dumpster Day, save a trip to the landfill! Just in time for spring cleaning, Supervisor Boddye is partnering with Prince William County Public Works to make it convenient to dispose of old furniture, yard waste, and non-hazardous items by setting up dumpsters at Bethel United Methodist Church. We'll also collect glass recycling. (Cleaned bottles […]
Join us as we celebrate an incredible revitalization project, at the Ribbon Cutting for Harbor Drive Wellness Park on June 4, from 11 am to 1 pm. What had been an abandoned commuter lot is now a vibrant park featuring Prince William County's first universally-accessible playground and fitness equipment designed to be enjoyed by residents […]