Take time this holiday season to enjoy the festive programs and events that Prince William County’s Parks and Recreation has to offer! Starting on Friday, December 1st, the Holiday Walk of Lights at the Neabsco Creek Boardwalk is sure to dazzle visitors of all ages. But that's not all - there are plenty of other holiday-themed activities to enjoy, such as a family gingerbread house-building contest, ornament-making, a holiday-themed fitness class and the holiday market. Mark your calendar and prepare for some festive holiday fun in Prince William County!
Embracing the chill of winter doesn't always mean bundling up and braving the cold. Okay, maybe just a little bit to get to the library, but it's worth it! This year's Winter Reading program, from December 1 – January 31, is designed for all ages and includes activities like finding Yeti at the library, reading a book with snow on the cover, and flexing those creative muscles by writing a short story. Complete 10 activities or read 10 books before January 31 to get a prize and be entered into a drawing!
The holiday shopping season is in full swing and there are plenty of great places to shop, dine and play. Take a look at this list for inspiration and make sure to check out the Visit Prince William shopping guides for even more options.
The holiday season is upon us. While Christmas trees, sparkly decorations and seasonal plants add to the holiday spirit, they pose a fire and injury risk to many, especially children. Follow these safety tips for a cherished and memorable holiday season.
The holidays are a time for joy and celebration, but it's also important to be aware of potential dangers that come with it. Prince William County Police Chief Peter Newsham and area law enforcement want to remind you to stay safe this holiday season. Here are some tips to keep you and your loved ones safe.
The community is invited to attend the Board of County Supervisors & Constitutional Officers Swearing-In Ceremony on Monday, Jan. 2, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. at the Hylton Performing Arts Center. This celebration marks the beginning of a new term for local elected officials and is open to all who would like to attend.
Winter is just around the corner, and it's essential to make sure that you and your family are prepared for the upcoming weather conditions. Winter storms can bring a range of hazards, from icy roads to power outages, and it's crucial to take steps to stay safe. Whether dealing with a light dusting of snow or a fierce blizzard, being informed and prepared can make all the difference. Take the time to learn how to protect your family and home during winter weather.
, such as building new cells, burying county-generated waste, capping cells and extending the life of the landfill. Residents can still dispose of their trash, recycling and yard waste without any charges at the Landfill and Compost Facility.
The Board of County Supervisors has officially adopted the Community Energy and Sustainability Master Plan (CESMP). This plan serves as a roadmap to help the county meet its climate mitigation and resiliency goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, sourcing electricity from renewable sources, and becoming a Climate Ready Region. Learn more about the CESMP and how it marks a significant step forward in the county's efforts to create a more sustainable future.
The Fentanyl Exposed Campaign, launched by Prince William Community Services earlier this year, proved to be a great success in terms of reaching at-risk youth and young adults dangers of fentanyl overdose. The campaign delivered more than six million impressions, helping to make teenagers and young adults more aware of the risks associated with fentanyl and fentanyl-laced substances.
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