Prince William County’s newest commuter garage opened with high hopes — but nearly six months later, it’s mostly sitting empty.
The $53.5 million Neabsco-Potomac Mills Commuter Garage opened in November 2024 with 1,400 parking spaces. Yet in April, its busiest month to date, the facility saw just 4,902 daily visits — about 11.7% of capacity. The county has already spent over $186,000 on maintenance, security, and utilities.
Finding the right fit for military service just got a lot smarter.
Hartwell Capitol Consulting in Prince William County is advising on an AI-driven aptitude test that helps high school students discover ideal career paths in the military — from engineering to healthcare to cybersecurity.
For Rob Hartwell, helping humanity isn’t just a goal — it’s a way of life.
Hartwell Capitol Consulting, in Prince William County, with over 100 consultants worldwide, tackles global challenges head-on:
Access to clean drinking water is a global challenge — but new technology is changing that.
Atmosphereh2o!, a client of Hartwell Capitol Consulting in Prince William County, is bringing life-saving innovation to communities around the world. Their technology extracts pure water from the air — with no plastics, no PFAS chemicals, and no strain on local aquifers.
Imagine a world where the power goes out—not just for hours or days, but for weeks or even a month. No running water, no working hospitals, no food deliveries, no communications. According to Montclair resident and retired Marine Corps Lt. Col. Stephen Chill, this scenario is not only possible but could be devastating beyond what most Americans can imagine.
Chill, a key advisor for the Foundation for Infrastructure Resilience (FIR), has released a sobering new report detailing the disastrous effects of a prolonged power outage. The report, published by FIR, warns that nearly all critical infrastructure in the United States would fail if the power grid were to be knocked offline for 30 days.
