Are you looking for ways to serve your community? Are you interested in helping others? Are you looking to make a little extra money? If the answers to these questions are yes, consider becoming an Election Officer for the Prince William County Office of Elections! As an Election Officer, you'll play a vital role in ensuring the voting process runs smoothly and efficiently. Not only will it make you feel good to serve your community, you will receive a payment stipend for working the day. Sign up today!
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors recently allocated $1.2 million from the county's year-end savings to help cut the cost of residential solar installation. The One-time Fee Reduction Program for Residential Solar Projects will waive all county fees associated with residential solar installation to incentivize residents and solar contractors to install solar equipment on houses in the county. The county has also partnered with Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP) to bring Solarize NOVA to county residents. Homeowners can sign up for a free solar home assessment and discounts from vetted LEAP installers through August 31, 2023.
Prince William County recently launched Fentanyl Exposed, a fentanyl overdose prevention campaign targeting at-risk youth and young adults in the greater Prince William County area. This initiative aims to educate and empower young adults and at-risk youth in the area about the dangers of fentanyl-laced substances, such as illicit pills and powders. By providing vital information on how to reduce the risk of a fatal overdose, the campaign hopes to prevent tragic outcomes and keep our community safe.
The police chiefs from the Prince William area want to remind you that traffic safety is everyone’s responsibility. Motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians must do their part to keep our roadways safe with school resuming on Monday, Aug. 21.
Between summer camps, vacations and visits to the pool, you’ve been having so much fun that you didn’t have time to sign up for Summer Reading. Don’t worry – there’s still time! Summer Reading continues through August 20, and you can sign up at your local library, at pwcva.gov/library, or on the Beanstack Tracker app on your smartphone.
Household hazardous waste can be found in many places in and around our homes, from the garage to the yard and even inside the house. Improper disposal of these products can be harmful to the environment and pose a threat to human health. Luckily, Prince William County offers a variety of free services to make disposal easy and convenient for its residents. Find out more about these services.
Check out the latest edition of the Prince William County Parks, Recreation and Tourism Fall 2023 Leisure magazine. Whether you're looking for fun, recreation or fitness, there's something for everyone to enjoy. So why wait? Start exploring all the fantastic opportunities that Prince William County has to offer!
The best women golf players from the U.S. and Europe will meet at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville for the 2024 Solheim Cup on Sept. 10-14, 2024. The event is a great opportunity to put a spotlight on Prince William County, with an expected 5.5 million television viewers from around the world and 140,000 to 150,000 attendees over the four days of the tournament.
Litter has a strong negative impact on our community. Resident-driven cleanups and pride programs are the core of the county’s efforts to keep Prince William a litter-free community. Support our community partners through community cleanups, Dumpster Days, the Adopt-a-Spot and Adopt-a-Shelter programs, litter control surveys and educational outreach events.
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