The Prince William Area Continuum of Care Homeless Response System aims to reduce homelessness by quickly providing housing and essential services to those in need. The 2023 Annual Report provides more information about homelessness in Prince William County and the Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park, as well as the service approach, achievements and successes.
The Prince William County Police Department will participate in the annual National Night Out celebration on Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2024. The department encourages county residents to join by spending the evening outside with their neighbors! National Night Out aims to build healthier neighborhoods by helping neighbors connect with one another, celebrate community and take steps to make neighborhoods safer for all residents.
The Prince William County Office of Historic Preservation has so many options for you to step into Prince William’s rich history this month. From Civil War Summer Camp to 19th-century farm activities at Brentsville Courthouse, you can have fun while learning! And make sure to save the date for Brentsville Day on September 28!
Make lasting memories and stay connected to your community by experiencing everything Prince William County Parks & Recreation has to offer! From parks and facilities to events and programs, RecMapper is your on-the-go guide to fun!
As the new school year approaches, Prince William Public Libraries (PWPL) is ready to provide students of all ages with a well-rounded environment for learning and relaxation. With resources and programs designed to aid students, like small meeting rooms for study sessions, the Digital Library, a Gaming Lounge to unwind and more, PWPL is a vital hub for educational support in the community.
The Brentsville Road Interchange is officially open, introducing a pedestrian and bicycling bridge across Va. 234 near Brentsville Road - the first pedestrian bridge built in the county! The project, fully funded by the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority, provides an interchange connecting the Route 234 Bypass, the Prince William County Parkway, Dumfries and Brentsville roads.
The Department of Economic Development and Tourism is pleased to share the story of Laconiko, an olive oil and balsamic company, which recently celebrated not only their 15-year anniversary, but also their 15,000 square foot headquarters expansion and new tasting room at 11301 Braden Drive in Manassas. The grand opening was a special marker for wholesale customers, including gourmet shops and resellers across the Greater Washington, D.C. area.
Grilling is a year-round way of cooking for many. The Prince William County Fire and Rescue System reminds residents that no matter the time of year, when using a grill or any outdoor cooking equipment, you should take the necessary steps to cook safely and avoid fires, burns or worse.
Did you know that glass bottles, jugs and jars are 100% recyclable and can be recycled over and over without losing quality? However, multi-material recycling facilities do not handle glass containers very well and consequently most glass winds up in area landfills. That's why Prince William County has established special drop-off locations for glass recycling throughout the county. Find out locations and more!
Prince William County has been recognized once again as a Sustainability Partner with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality’s Virginia Environmental Excellence Program (VEEP) highlighting our ongoing commitment to climate action, renewable energy and environmental sustainability.
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