There are some problems with Prince William’s new $16.4 million police, and fire and rescue emergency response system.
Motorola’s PremierOne system was installed in June. Since then, rescue crews have logged several problems with the system’s GPS service, and firefighters have had problems reading system text alerts.
A Woodbridge woman was robbed and pepper sprayed on the evening of July 23.
According to Prince William police, officers responded to a call for the incident, which took place at Chinkapin Oak Lane in Woodbridge.
The Occoquan Visitor Center, slated for closure on Aug. 2, will now be funded into February as a task force works to find innovative ways to keep it open indefinitely. [Read more]
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Try some unconventional eats at Sweeto Burrito in Dale City.
Prince William police have charged 26-year old James Scotto for a robbery at PNC Bank in Lake Ridge earlier this month.
The robbery took place at the PNC Bank inside the Giant Grocery Store on Hedges Run Drive in Lake Ridge on July 2.
There are five small improvements that can be made to help traffic move faster on Route 28 in Manassas.
These quick, short-term improvements were a result of a study that examined Route 28 from Interstate 66 to Liberia Avenue in Manassas.
Prince William police are trying to locate missing 28-year old Gainesville man Mohsan Mahmood.
Mahmood left his home on Collingham Place in Gainesville voluntarily around 11 p.m. on July 21, according to Prince William police.
Tim Singstock and Ryan Sawyers met for a discussion Tuesday at the Prince William Chamber of Commerce.
One topic discussed was the overcrowding in the county’s public schools, and how to reduce class sizes.
Prince William police responded to an attempted strong armed robbery on Coverstone Drive in Manassas on July 21.
According to Prince William police, the victim – a 29-year old Manassas woman – told officers that after she parked her vehicle, she was approached by an unknown individual.
Manassas will restrict panhandling at 16 intersections in the city.
These intersections have been ranked among the most dangerous intersections in Manassas, based on vehicle crashes, injuries and property damage worth more than $1,500 stated city council documents:
