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Community distrust mounts at Route 28 Bypass town hall

A resident speaks with Prince William Board of County Supervisors At-large Chair Deshundra Jefferson and Coles District Supervisor Yesli Vega, who joined a town hall meeting about a proposed Route 28 bypass on March 21, 2024.

Residents living near a proposed Route 28 bypass near Manassas express a loss of trust in the county government's decision-making process. Initially, the county voted against the $300 million, four-lane, four-mile road extension of Godwin Drive, only to reverse its stance shortly after that.

Business groups like the Prince William Chamber of Commerce support the bypass, saying its key to unclogging traffic congestion on Route 28, one of the region's busiest roads.

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