The town hall in the Town of Occoquan has officially been named in honor of the late June Randolph and the late Mamie Davis.

"We received a higher-than-normal volume of inquiries from customers wanting information before they start a project, which is the best time to discuss business use types, code regulations and specific structural requirements," said Wade A. Hugh, Director, Department of Development Services.

Prince William County Department of Development Services has selected Mandi Spina as Deputy Director. This is a new position approved in the 2022-23 budget. Spina has nearly 10 years of experience supporting the Department in increasingly senior roles.

Items able to be recycled in PWC and where to drop them

Until further notice, Prince William County residents may only drop off regular household trash at the Nokesville School and Evergreen Fire Station Saturday collection sites. Recyclables should be taken to the most convenient recycling trailer location.

PWC Building Development Division offers three Residential Solar Energy Systems Online Training Seminars in August.

At its meeting August 2, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors (BOCS) will be presented with a resolution to accept the written offer of the Fairfax Water Authority General Manager to use its scientific board and lab resources to study the impacts of three major land use proposals currently in review: Comp Plan Amendments "Pathway to 2040," "PW Digital Gateway" and the "Data Center Overlay District Expansion." Please urge your BOCS representative to authorize the drinking water study before they vote on these major land use changes.

The PWC Department of Development Services’ Building Construction Services Plan Intake and Permit counters will open at 9:30 a.m., on Wednesday, July 27, due to mandatory staff training.