Fireworks Are Fun—But Safety Comes First This Fourth of July
Celebrate safely and enjoy the fun this Independence Day! Prince William County Fire and Rescue urges residents to be sure any fireworks you use at home are legal in Virginia and to follow safety tips. Better yet, leave it to the pros and find out where you can attend one of the permitted fireworks displays happening across the county—where the show is spectacular and safety is a sure thing.
Celebrate Parks and Recreation Month with Free Family Fun!
Get ready for summer fun on the go! This July, Rec on Wheels is rolling into Fairmont Park, Marumsco Acre Lake Park and Cloverdale Park with free games and activities for the whole family. Come play, celebrate Parks and Rec Month, and discover all the exciting events we have in store!
High-Speed Internet Now Reaches More in PWC
Prince William County has completed a major broadband expansion project — bringing high-speed fiber-optic internet to 474 previously unserved or underserved areas five months ahead of schedule and under budget. This milestone is part of the county’s Digital Prince William initiative and moves us closer to universal coverage, closing the digital divide for residents and businesses across the community.
A Major Milestone for Protecting Children in Prince William County
The Prince William County Child Advocacy Center has earned full national accreditation from the National Children’s Alliance, an outstanding achievement for a first-time applicant and a powerful testament to the county’s commitment to trauma-informed care for child abuse victims.
New Virtual Scheduling Tool Makes It Easier to Keep Your Project on Track
The Department of Development Services and the Fire Marshal’s Office have launched an easy-to-use online scheduling system for virtual appointments. This new service allows customers to book time with county experts for commercial project support—like plan reviews, early project assistance and permit guidance — at a time that works best for them. It’s a smarter, more convenient way to get the help you need to move your project forward.
Help is Here to Beat the Heat: Apply Now for Cooling Assistance
Summer heat is here—and so is help for those who need it most. Prince William County is connecting eligible residents with cooling assistance for electric bills, AC repairs and more through the Virginia Energy Assistance Program. Applications are open now through Aug. 15, 2025.
Taking Another Step in Modernizing Services & Improving Resident Experience
Starting in July, the Prince William County Department of Public Safety Communications is launching PowerEngage, a new platform that allows residents to share feedback following certain 911 or non-emergency calls. Responses will help recognize exceptional service, strengthen training and improve the overall caller experience.
Lights, Camera, RV!
Prince William County takes center stage in a recent episode of Discovery Channel’s RV There Yet? The nationally televised episode showcases the region’s rich history, outdoor experiences, vibrant culinary scene and thriving small businesses — all designed to inspire travel and adventure.
Step Back in Time with July’s Historic Adventures!
From lantern-lit hospital tours to guided battlefield walks and hands-on history camps, Prince William County Historic Preservation is bringing the past to life this July. Whether you're uncovering Civil War secrets, exploring historic Haymarket or enjoying family game day at Rippon Lodge, there's something fascinating (and fun!) for every age!
Solarize Prince William Makes Going Solar Easy and Affordable for County Residents
Thinking about going solar? Through July 15, Prince William County residents can sign up for a free solar satellite assessment as part of the Solarize Virginia campaign. This trusted, cost-saving program offers discounted pricing, vetted installers and expert guidance to help you make the switch to clean energy with confidence—plus, you may qualify for a 30% federal tax credit!
Summer Scares: Chills, Thrills and Family Reads at Prince William Public Libraries
Are you ready for some spine-tingling fun at the library? Prince William Public Libraries is bringing back the popular “Summer Scares” program from July 1–31, as part of a nationwide reading initiative dedicated to promoting horror literature for all ages. Whether you’re looking for book suggestions, family activities or a ghoulishly good time, there’s something waiting for you at the library. Join Us for Summer Scares… If You Dare!
Prince William County Office of the Circuit Court Clerk Launches New Property Alert Notification System
Worried about property fraud? The Prince William County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office new Property Alert System lets you monitor activity on your property records and get email alerts when documents like deeds or mortgages are filed — absolutely free! Stay one step ahead and sign up today!
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