Exciting Announcement!

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The Potomac Shores Development Team would like to kick off the Memorial Weekend with a special announcement.

In consideration of the feedback received over the past year, both by way of the Resident Town Center Committee and directly from residents who have spoken at informational meetings and updates, the Development Team has re-engineered future development plans and found a suitable location where another recreation facility can (and will) be added.

The additional facility will be located within future Land Bay 5, which is in the southern half of the community, and is planned to include a full size 25 meter swimming pool, connected to a roughly 3,000 sf community building.  More details will be released as planning and design progresses.

Happy Memorial Weekend from the Potomac Shores Development Team!

PWC Parks – Bond Referenda Community Meeting & Information Sessions

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Help shape the future of Parks & Recreation and Transportation in Prince William County

 

The Prince William Board of County Supervisors is considering a mobility and park bond referendum. If authorized by the board, the bond referendum will be placed on the November 2019 election ballot and citizens will be able to vote on whether to authorize the board debt finance parks projects through general obligation bonds. (Board Considers Potential 2019 Bond Referendum – May 9, 2019)

 

The park bond projects currently under consideration would require up to $200 million of contracted debt to fund the costs for acquisition, design, construction, equipment and improvements for the following parks facilities:

 

  • Countywide Trails, Open-Space and Park Improvements
  • Indoor Sports Complex in Eastern Prince William County
  • Indoor Athletics Field House in Western Prince William County
  • Aquatic and Fitness Center in Eastern Prince William County
  • Howison Park Improvements
  • Long Park Improvements
  • Neabsco Park Development
  • Fuller Heights Expansion

 

Learn more. Be heard. Attend our public town hall.

The board will host a public town hall meeting on Tuesday, May 21, from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Hylton Performing Arts Center to inform the public of the potential projects and receive public input.Residents can also find more information about potential projects and provide feedback at http://www.pwcgov.org/government/bocs/Pages/Bond-Referendum.aspx.