Tag: Budget
PWCS Board Passes FY20 Budget Including Salary Increases, 46 New Counselors
Those priorities include: employee pay, special education, mental health, career and technical education, sustaining class size reductions, and Pre-K education.
PWCS School Board Give Big Raise to Next Year’s Board
Half the members of the Prince William County School Board voted to support a large raise for the next board during its final budget markup session.
PWC School Board Budget Hearing Rescheduled for March 6, 2019
Prince William County Schools has rescheduled its meeting on the FY2020 Budget and Capital Improvements Program.
Superintendent Proposes 4.8% Raise for PWCS Staff
Dr. Steve Walts, Superintendent of Schools, shared his proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 20 Budget during a School Board meeting on February 6.
Governor Northam Announces Budget Proposals to Invest in K-12 Teachers, At-Risk Students
Governor’s proposed budget to feature increased teacher salaries, deposit to Literary Fund, and additional flexible funding
Prince William County Supervisors Pass Flat FY19 Tax Rate
The Prince William County Supervisors adopted the County Executive’s proposed tax rate of 1.125 for every $100 of assessed property value.
UPDATED: PWCS School Board Approves FY19 Budget Plan without COLA Increase
The PWCS School Board unanimously approved the FY 2019 Capital Improvements Program and school budget in the total amount of $1,508,716,252 on March 22.
PWCS Markup Adds Security, Social Workers to FY19 Budget
The Prince William County School Board added funding for safety infrastructure improvements, new social workers, a few guidance counselors in its 2019 budget, but provided no COLA increases for teachers.
Prince William County Executive Proposes Flat Tax Rate for FY 2019
Prince William County Executive, Chris Martino, presented the Proposed Fiscal Year 2019 Budget to the Board of County Supervisors on Tuesday, Feb. 22. The proposed $1.6 billion all funds budget addresses the board’s strategic goals of maintaining a robust economy, keeping a safe and secure community, enhancing mobility throughout the county, assuring the wellbeing of the most vulnerable populations, and providing quality education and workforce development opportunities.
PWC Gov. Says ‘Get Involved with Budget Process’
Prince William County’s annual budget process is getting underway and there are several ways residents can be involved.
