Critically Imperiled Plant Conservation – Virginia Fanpetals Planted at County Restoration Sites
The Environmental Management Division of Public Works is excited to announce the completion of its critically imperiled native planting events. ...
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Forms and Fees Subject to Change July 1
CURRENT FEE SCHEDULEFEMA's Preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Maps
VIEW HEREThe County's Draft Phase 3 Chesapeake Bay Action Plan has been submitted to DEQ for review. Submit public comments to [email protected].
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Forms and Fees Subject to Change July 1CURRENT FEE SCHEDULE
FEMA's Preliminary Flood Insurance Rate MapsVIEW HERE
The County's Draft Phase 3 Chesapeake Bay Action Plan has been submitted to DEQ for review. Submit public comments to [email protected]. View Here
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Thursday, July 2
Prince William County Opens Application Period for New Purchase of Development Rights Program
Prince William County is opening the application period for its new Purchase of Development ...
Wednesday, May 20
PWC Installs Balloon Recycling Bins – Now Located in DSB & Central Library
The Environmental Management Division of Public Works is proud to announce a new partnership with Clean Virginia Waterways (CVW) as we take part in ...
Friday, April 17
Prince William Soil and Water Conservation District Earns Statewide Recognition for Water Quality Program
The Prince William Soil and Water Conservation District has been awarded the Virginia Governor’s Environmental Excellence Silver Medal ...
Friday, April 3
Prince William County Launches Purchase of Development Rights (PDR) Program
Prince William County is pleased to announce the opening of the first application period for the Purchase of Development Rights (PDR) Program, a new ...
Tuesday, March 24
Endangered Status of the Northern Long-eared Bat: What Developers and Landowners Need to Know
The Northern Long-eared Bat (NLEB) was officially listed as a federally endangered species on March 31, 2023. This change increases protection for ...
Wednesday, January 21
Reforest PWC: A County Initiative Offering Free Native Reforestation of Open Land to Residents
Prince William County is taking bold new steps to address decades of high-density development and loss of precious forestland with our new ...
Thursday, December 18
Smart Salting: Protect Your Property, Your Wallet, and Our Waterways
As winter approaches, Prince William County encourages residents and businesses to practice smart salting to keep sidewalks and driveways safe ...
Friday, October 3
Prince William County Launches Mussel Pilot Study to Support Stream Health
Prince William County’s Department of Public Works, Environmental Management Division (EMD), in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ...
Thursday, September 11
Protect Our Waterways: Drain Your Pool the Right Way
As swimming season comes to a close, many residents prepare to drain their pools. While it may seem as simple as letting the water out, how you drain ...
Friday, December 8
Dispose of Fall Leaves and Yard Waste Properly
With temperate weather often lasting well into December, there’s still time clean up leaves in your yard. But what to do with them? Prince William ...
Friday, June 16
County on Track to Meet Chesapeake Bay Reduction Requirements
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors recently saw a presentation on the county’s Watershed Improvement Program and the progress towards ...
Monday, March 20
Bandalong Successful in Trapping Trash Floating in Neabsco Creek
In just over a year, the Bandalong floating on Neabsco Creek has gathered 16,476 pieces of trash that otherwise would have flowed into the Neabsco ...
Friday, November 4
Volunteers Plant Trees Along Occoquan Reservoir
The newly-planted trees on county-owned land near the bridge crossing the Occoquan Reservoir are just saplings, but in time, they will grow and ...