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The Board of County Supervisors voted to extend the tax payment due date for the vehicle classification of tangible personal property by 60 days. This means that the vehicle personal property tax for tax year 2024 will now be due on December 5, 2024.
The 2024 General Election is Tuesday, Nov. 5, and the Prince William County Office of Elections has several ways to accommodate early voting, which allows voters to cast their ballots at a time convenient for them, reducing long lines and potential delays on Election Day. Find out when and where you can vote early, along with other important information about voting in this year’s election.
Prince William County has launched PWC Works, a new online platform to keep residents informed and engaged on county projects and initiatives that impact the community and reflect the county’s commitment to exceptional customer service. Find out more about how you can stay up to date on developments and engage with us online!
Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 6 –12, and this year, the Prince William County Fire and Rescue System is holding its first Public Safety Expo to celebrate! This free, family-friendly event is on Saturday, Oct. 12, from 12 – 5 p.m. at Pfitzner Stadium. It will include public safety agencies and organizations from across the county, exhibitors, interactive activities, music and food trucks. Join us for this fun-filled and informational event!
Veterans, transitioning service members and military spouses, mark your calendars for the Prince William County & Quantico Job Fair on Oct. 23, at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. This job fair connects you with employers eager to leverage your unique skills and experiences. Don’t miss out on this career-building opportunity!
The Pat White Center, originally known as "the barn," is celebrating its 50th anniversary! Renamed in 2015 to honor community leader Pat White, the center remains a vital hub for recreation and community programs. Celebrate this milestone on Saturday, Oct. 19, with a range of activities for all ages, including food trucks, STEAM projects, instrument demos, giveaways and more.
Prince William Public Libraries is celebrating the spooky season with fun activities for all ages. From Halloween-themed crafts to pet costume contests, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Check out some of the exciting events happening at the libraries this October!
Jeanine Walton has been giving back to her community since 1993, but it wasn’t until early this year that she discovered her "hour-and-a-half of fun" through Meals on Wheels, helping older adults receive essential services. By dedicating just one hour of annual leave each week, Ms. Walton is making a lasting, positive impact on this vulnerable population.
Did you know that leaf composting is a cost-effective, eco-friendly way to combat climate change? Returning compost to the soil not only reduces greenhouse gas emissions, but also increases resilience to drought and extreme weather. Discover how this simple practice can make a big difference in your yard!
Prince William County has once again received the highest possible credit rating from all three major agencies—Moody’s, Fitch and S&P Global. This reaffirmation allows the county to borrow money at lower interest rates, making it more affordable to fund infrastructure projects. Prince William is one of only 53 counties nationwide with this top-tier rating.
Beginning this month, the Prince William County Office of Procurement will conduct a comprehensive disparity study to address gaps and disparities that potential vendors might face in doing business with the county. This extensive study will examine the procurement process to determine if disparities exist and assess county spending as it pertains to women-owned, minority-owned/non-minority businesses, as well as veteran-owned and veteran service-disabled businesses, where data is available.
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Prince William County is the second-largest county in the Commonwealth of Virginia with a population of nearly 489,000. A highly-educated, racially and ethnically diverse population makes the county one of the most globally represented communities in the region. AAA Bond Ratings, awarded annually from all three ratings agencies, confirms a commitment to a thriving and robust economy. Prince William County encompasses a total area of 348 square miles and includes independent cities and towns, state and federal park properties, and Quantico Marine Corps Base. Steeped in rich history, surrounded by beautiful parks and open space, Prince William County is a community of choice where individuals, families and businesses choose to live, work and play. |
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