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Prince William Supervisors Unanimously Drop Digital Gateway Appeal, Opening Door for Rezoning

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The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday to direct county attorneys not to appeal a March 31 Virginia Court of Appeals ruling that invalidated the controversial Digital Gateway data-center rezonings.

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OmniRide Budget Request Highlights Ridership Rebound – But Motor Fuels Tax Falls Short for Prince William

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Prince William County Schools Pitch $2.1B Budget: ‘We’re Investing in Students, But Still Lag Regionally’

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The Prince William County School Board 2024 to 2027. Top left to right: Erica Tredinnick, Justin Wilk, Dr. Babur Lateef, Lisa Zarapur, Tracy Blake. Bottom row: Jennifer Wall, Richard Jessie, Loree Williams. [Photo: Prince William County Public Schools]

Prince William County Public Schools presented its proposed $2.1 billion budget for fiscal year 2027 to the Board of County Supervisors during the April 7, 2026, meeting, highlighting record academic outcomes alongside persistent regional funding gaps and rising student needs.

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Prince William Residents Urge Supervisors to Drop Digital Gateway Appeal: ‘Stop Spending Our Money to Sue Us’

By Potomac Local News
Prince William Conservation Alliance members held a press conference urging the Board of County Supervisors to drop its lawsuit in favor of the Prince William Digital Gateway. [Photo: Prince William Conversation Alliance]

Residents packed the Board of County Supervisors meeting on April 7, 2026, pressing the board to withdraw immediately from the Digital Gateway lawsuit and redirect more than $2 million in taxpayer funds to housing, employee wages and a water study.

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Volunteers Push for More Animal Shelter Staffing as Prince William Budget Takes Shape

By Potomac Local News

Volunteers and a member of the Animal Advisory Committee urged the Prince William County Board of Supervisors on April 7, 2026, to fund additional staffing at the county’s Animal Services facility as part of the developing FY2027 budget.

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Supervisors Recognize ACTS During Sexual Assault Awareness Month

By Potomac Local News

The Prince William County Board of Supervisors issued a proclamation on April 7, 2026, recognizing ACTS (Action in Community Through Service) during the early portion of its regular meeting, alongside other community recognitions.

The proclamation honored ACTS for its longstanding contributions to residents facing crisis, including support for survivors of sexual assault, as part of the board’s observance of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

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Prince William Supervisors Signal Support for Route 28 Widening After Bypass Cancellation – But Who Will Fund It?

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Prince William County supervisors signaled broad support Tuesday, April 7, 2026, for widening a 2.5-mile stretch of Route 28 from four to six lanes between Manassas and the Fairfax County line, but raised pointed questions about how to cover ballooning costs after the county formally canceled the long-planned Route 28 bypass last year.

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Union Push in Prince William Collides with Statewide Cost Concerns

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General county employees urged the Prince William County Board of Supervisors on March 31, 2026, to remove the 12-month expiration on authorization cards needed to trigger a union election under the county’s collective bargaining ordinance.

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Supervisors Approve 705 More Homes Along Vint Hill Road

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The Prince William Board of County Supervisors voted 7-1 on March 31 to approve two rezonings in the Brentsville District, clearing the way for 705 new homes along the Vint Hill Road corridor and bringing the area closer to 1,900 total residential units.

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$39 million at stake: County’s data centers may cause reduced state school funding

By Uriah Kiser
Chair DeShundra Jefferson at the April 22 Prince William Board of County Supervisors meeting.

The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday night, March 31, 2026, to send a joint opposition letter to Delegate Luke Torian and Senator Louise Lucas over a Senate budget proposal that would include the value of data center computer equipment and peripherals in the state’s Local Composite Index (LCI) formula.

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