Tag: Jeanine Lawson
Prince William BOCS Approves Devlin Community to Lawson’s Dismay
The majority of the Board of County Supervisors approved the Devlin Road development in the Bristow area, Mar. 11, over the objection of Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson.
No Possibility of Devlin Road Development Becoming Industrial, Says Brentsville Supervisor
A public hearing on the proposed Devlin Road residential development will be held at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Mar. 10 at the McCoart government building.
Supervisors Hope to Stick to Original Plan for New Prince William Animal Shelter
Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson (R) asked the County Executive to look for year-end budget savings and report back to the board.
Brentsville Supervisor Still Critical of Devlin Road Residential Community
“I have a huge problem with this project. It is very dense,” Supervisor Jeanine Lawson said. “I struggle with that.”
Supervisor Lawson Issues Statement on Governor’s State of Emergency at Capitol Grounds
“I am disappointed that our elected governor feels such contempt for the 2nd amendment that he sees fit to compromise the right entirely.” – Supervisor Jeanine Lawson
Prince William Board Withdraws Gun Control Resolution
The controversial resolution recommended the Virginia General Assembly approve some forms of gun control and gun safety legislation.
Prince William Supervisors Postpone Vote on Gun Safety Resolution
Before the next vote, the supervisors will further investigate the issue, talk with more constituents and may amend the resolution.
Prince William’s New Chairwoman Delivers 2020 State of County Remarks
“Over the past 20 years, we have experienced dramatic growth. Our population increased from 280,000 people in the year 2000 to more than 468,000 people today….”
Iron Mountain to Expand Data Center at Manassas Campus
New Manassas data center supports continued economic growth in Prince William County
Prince William Supervisors Advance Comp Plan Option to Develop Rural Crescent Property
“Mid-County Parks & Estate” would be a single-family development located in the Coles District. The vision for the community is similar to the one proposed by the Rural Preservation Study.
