Tag: board of county supervisors
Here Are the Winner of Prince William County Democratic Primary
Amy K. Ashworth will be the Democratic nominee for Commonwealth Attorney. Joshua King won the sheriff’s nomination.
What You Need to Know About June 11 Prince William Primaries
June 11 Primaries??!! Here’s what Prince William voters need to know.
Town Hall Scheduled to Discuss Potential Transportation, Park Bond Referendum
A town hall meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. on May 21st, 2019 in the Hylton Performing Arts Center.
John Gray Beats Nohe to Become Republican Nominee for PWC Chairman
It was a surprise victory for John Gray in the Prince William County Republican Firehouse Primary, making him the Republican’s candidate for Chairman At-Large of Prince William County’s Board of Supervisors.
Prince William Board Adopts 2020 Budget: Keeps Tax Rate Flat
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors recently approved its $1.239 billion Fiscal Year 2020 Budget, which fully funds the Prince William County Schools requested budget…
What You Need to Know About Prince William Primaries
“May 4 and June 11 Primaries??!! Here’s what Prince William voters need to know.
UPDATED: Proposal To Advertise Increase Computer Taxes on Businesses, Data Centers in PWC Fails
At a media conference held Monday, Chairman Corey Stewart announced his plan to have data centers pay more and residents to pay less in real estate property taxes.
Candland Announces He Will Run Again for Gainesville Supervisor
Supervisor Pete Candland (R) announced his intent to seek re-election as the Supervisor to the Gainesville Magisterial District in the upcoming 2019 elections.
Stewart Touts County Progress Under his Leadership: ‘We are Now One of the Safest Communities in America’
Corey Stewart (R), the Chairman of the Board of County Supervisors, delivered his annual State of the County address on Tuesday, Jan. 8, to open the first meeting of the Board of County Supervisors for 2019. The Chairman noted that this will be his final address
Residents Ask Prince William Supervisors to Denounce KKK, Hate Messages
At the Prince William BOCS meeting, July 10, residents asked for their supervisors to speak out in no uncertain terms against hate and KKK propaganda that littered New Bristow Village in Bristow and along Route 29 in Gainesville, over the weekend.
