Department of Information Technology

The Center for Digital Government (CDG) and the National Association of Counties (NACo) recognized Prince William County in the 19th annual Digital Counties Survey. The County placed third in the 250,000 to 499,999 population category for "several initiatives aimed at making County IT more resilient and future-ready."

Prince William County launched a new website on April 30. A DoIT led initiative, pwcva.gov incorporates a series of best practices in government and private sector website design to improve resident and business engagement with the County government.

The Board of County Supervisors adopted the FY2022 Budget on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Replacement of the Human Capital Management System (HCM) and a continued focus on technology infrastructure improvements are among key initiatives that will increase operational efficiencies, security and further enable nimble, agile government services delivery to Prince William County residents and businesses.

The Prince William County Department of Information Technology (DoIT) recently teamed up with Prince William County Public Schools to buy and distribute 4061 Wi-fi hotspots. Students enrolled in Title I County schools who don’t have reliable access to the internet from home are eligible to receive the devices to support their education during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"A future minded enterprise must have an IT department that is adaptive and agile. Prince William County Information Technology is changing rapidly to meet and capitalize on the technology industry’s new infrastructure and delivery frameworks with our renewed focus on Quality, Innovation, and Business Partnership, at speed." - Rob Mancini, CIO -