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  • Prince William County Democratic Monthly Meeting

    Occoquan District Monthly Meeting

    Please contact Occoquan District Leadership for additional details. Contact #: 202-255-6714 OMDDC meets at 730 second Monday of each month

  • Prince William County Board of Supervisors Meeting

    Board of County Supervisors Meeting

    McCoart 1 County Complex Ct, Woodbridge, VA, United States

    Board Of County Supervisors –  PWC Website (More Info Click Here) Meetings are at 2pm and 7:30pm (times and dates may change, please check link above and agenda) Sign Up…
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  • Prince William County School Board Meeting

    PWC School Board Meeting

    Edward L. Kelly Leadership Center 14715 Bristow Rd., Manassas, VA, United States

    Citizens Comment Time Additional Information: Click Here Individuals are invited to attend and become informed about the operation of Prince William County Public Schools, or address the Board during Citizens…
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  • The Future of Transit Virtual Town Hall with Supervisors Victor Angry and Kenny Boddye

    The Future of Transit Virtual Town Hall with Supervisors Victor Angry and Kenny Boddye

    Virtual Event

    To Register: Click Here All things transit! A study taking a fresh look at bringing Metro to PWC. OmniRide enhancements. Federal transportation funding. More... About this event Join Supervisors Kenny Boddye (Occoquan District) and Victor Angry (Neabsco District) for a panel discussion on the future of transit in our region. The two districts share transportation corridors, including…
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  • Batestown Road Family Reunion

    Batestown Road Family Reunion

    Merchant Park 3944 Cameron St, Dumfries, VA, United States

    Batestown is a predominantly African American community in eastern Prince William County that was founded in the 1820s. The community was one of only a handful of African American communities in Northern Virginia prior to the Civil War. After the Civil War, Batestown grew in population as formerly enslaved people moved here. Soon it became…
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