2 town halls in 7 days - join us for insights on Transit and Affordable Housing in Prince William!

Join Supervisors Kenny Boddye (Occoquan District) and Victor Angry (Neabsco District) for an informative discussion on the future of transit within the shared transportation corridors of these neighborhing magisterial districts. Taking an "all of the above" approach to mobility, the panel will discuss:

The “Springfield to Quantico Enhanced Public Transportation Feasibility Study," with a fresh look at bringing Metro to Woodbridge
Considerations for Bus Rapid Transit and HOV lanes
What the proposed Federal transportation package could mean locally
Updates on the County’s OmniRide transit service

Panelists include US Congressman Gerry Connolly, Virginia Senator Scott Surovell, DRPT Director of NOVA Transit Programs Todd Horsley, OmniRide Executive Director Bob Schneider, and PWC DOT Director Rick Canizales. Click here to RSVP and submit questions. Participants can also join in a moderated chat during the livestream.

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While on the topic of transporation...Occoquan District residents are encouraged to review and give feedback on VDOT proposals for improvements to the 95/123/Old Bridge Road Interchange. Take the survey now through July 6.

Studies show critical gaps in housing affordability across all DC area jurisdictions and income levels - including in Prince William. Even middle-income professionals in fields such as education and public safety can find themselves priced out of the market. Join Supervisors Boddye and Franklin, along with MWCOG Housing Program Manager Hillary Chapman and County Planning Director Parag Argawal as they take a local lens to this regional challenge. Submit questions in advance, or during the stream.

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Celebrating Pride This June

The County again declared June as LGBTQ+ Pride month. Commemorating a turning point in the gay rights movement, Pride affirms the equality, diversity, and importance of the LGBTQ+ community. See our blog for ways to celebrate in Northern Virginia.

Police Support Special Olympics

Local law enforcement ran in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Virginia to raise money for Prince William Special Olympians. This is one of three events they hold each year to raise money for Special Olympics. Read more.

Vehicle Noise Town Hall on March 11 at 6:30 pm