Victor Angry
- Prince William County Supervisors Review Safety Measures Including Special Needs Registry
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors addressed safety initiatives centered on a proposed special needs registry for emergency evacuations. The registry would provide first responders with information to better assist individuals requiring specialized care. Discussions also covered methods for identifying hazardous home situations that could affect response efforts. Presentations detailed
- Prince William County ADC Reports Stable Mental Health Referrals Despite Falling Commitments
Prince William County Adult Detention Center recorded declining total commitments across three consecutive fiscal years according to recent data. In fiscal year 2023 the facility processed 8,039 commitments of which 821 representing 9.8 percent were referred for mental health assessment. The next year commitments dropped to 7,692 with 809 or 9.5 percent directed to mental […]
- Prince William County Redirects Development Focus to Innovation Districts Near George Mason University
Historically, the Manassas Mall served as the community’s commercial core. Recent discourse acknowledges shifts in land-use patterns and zoning that have opened new growth avenues, particularly developments near George Mason since 2018 and 2019. These changes include recognition of downtown Manassas’ potential alongside university-linked innovation zones. Key projects include the Nexus234 Innovati
- Prince William County Lowers Real Estate Tax Rate, But Average Homeowner Bill Still Rises
The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors approved its Fiscal Year 2026 budget on April 22, 2025, including a reduction in the real estate tax rate designed to partially offset rising property assessments. Despite the rate cut, most homeowners will pay more in property taxes this year due to strong growth in home values […]
- Prince William Supervisor Yesli Vega Alleges Backroom Politics in Union Vote
Vega stated that respect must be earned and criticized what she perceived as efforts to exclude her from key discussions. She expressed disbelief at the governing body’s handling, saying elements left her ‘in complete and no idea the conniving.’ Pointing to the unionization drive led by SEIU Virginia 512, which recently urged workers to vote […]
- Prince William County Proclaims April 2026 Sikh and Punjabi Heritage and Appreciation Month
According to the proclamation, Sikhism is a monotheistic religion that originated in the state of Punjab, located in what is now parts of modern-day India and Pakistan. There are approximately 30 million Sikhs worldwide, with Sikhism noted as the world’s fifth-largest religion. More than 25 Sikh gurdwaras operate in the area, and the Washington DC […]
- Prince William County’s Transit Operations: Funding Without General Fund Reliance and Comparison to Fairfax County
The system’s annual revenue totals about $30 million, sourced from mechanisms including local contributions and fares, with $20 million allocated from state grants and $10 million from other local streams. This covers the entirety of operations for services like OmniRide buses managed by the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC), which connects Prince William County […]