The Prince William Service Authority has installed flushing stations throughout the county to boost water quality.
According to a Service Authority release, seven automatic flushing stations have been added to the county’s 1,000 mile-long water distribution system.
Prince William police officers will soon be wearing body cameras.
According to a statement from Prince William police Senior Administrative Manager Thomas Pulaski, $3 million has been allotted for the cameras, by the Prince William County Board of Supervisors.
There are new purple stripes on the 495 and 95 Express Lanes.
According to a Transurban release, the purple 4-inch stripes were added to the yellow and white road lines that precede entry points on to the Express Lanes.
An area rescue is looking for a loving home for two horses belonging to a Stafford County couple who died in a boating accident July 7. Read more.
Prince William police have confirmed that Rowe has been located and is safe.
Prince William police are looking for Jaja Rowe – a missing, endangered Woodbridge man.
Completion of the new Haymarket Gainesville Community Library remains on track for a fall opening. A ribbon cutting ceremony is set for 10 a.m. Oct. 15. Read more.
Virginia State Police were called to mile marker 155 on I-95 in Dale City to search for an abducted woman yesterday afternoon.
According to Virginia State Police, troopers were sent to search for the suspect, 28-year old Henrico County man Aaron Berg, and the 18-year old female victim from Prince Edward County.
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Col. Joseph Murray took command of Marine Corps Base Quantico today.
Prince William fire and rescue were called to a vehicle fire on a service road near Possum Point Road in Triangle.
According to the Prince William Fire Marshal’s Office, responders from the Dumfries Triangle Volunteer Fire Department found a BMW on blocks on fire at the scene on the afternoon of June 6.
This year the Virginia General Assembly passed two bills that called for the building of two new veteran’s care centers in the state – one in Northern Virginia and one in Hampton Roads.
Currently, there are two existing veteran’s care centers in Virginia – the Virginia Veterans Care Center in Roanoke and the Sitter & Barfoot Veterans Care Center in Richmond.
