  Honor the Heroes Among Us This Veterans Day
Prince William County invites residents to celebrate the courage and sacrifice of local veterans through the “One Community, Many Heroes” digital showcase. Submit a photo of yourself or a loved one who has served by Friday, Nov. 7, and join us in creating a powerful countywide tribute of unity, gratitude and remembrance.
 Apply Now for the 2025–2026 Fuel Assistance Program
Prince William County’s Department of Social Services has opened applications for the 2025–2026 Fuel Assistance Program to help income-eligible households manage winter heating costs. Residents can apply online, by phone or in person by Nov. 14, 2025, for help covering electricity, gas, oil and other heating expenses.
  Countywide Trails Master Plan Public Meeting November 5
Help shape the future of trails in Prince William County! Join Parks & Recreation for an interactive public meeting on the Countywide Trails Master Plan to explore proposed trail projects and share your ideas for creating a connected network of land and water trails across the county.
  Celebrate America Recycles Day with Prince William County!
Join county staff and Keep Prince William Beautiful volunteers for fun, hands-on recycling activities and Q&As at local libraries on Nov. 10 and 12 to celebrate America Recycles Day. Take the “I Recycle” pledge, learn how to make a difference, and you could even win great prizes while helping keep our community clean and green!
  Help Shape the Future of the Vint Hill Corridor
Prince William County’s Planning Office is developing a Small Area Plan for the Vint Hill Road Corridor to balance growth, protect the area’s rural character and strengthen local economic opportunities. Residents, business owners and community members are invited to join the conversation at a community kickoff meeting on Monday, Nov. 17, 2025, from 6–8 p.m. at Patriot High School, where participants will help shape the vision for the corridor’s future.
 Prince William County Launches New Digital Towing Platform for Faster, Easier Access
Prince William County has modernized its private towing process with the launch of Autura, a new online system that lets residents quickly search for and locate towed vehicles without calling the public safety communications center. The platform streamlines operations, improves accuracy and gives residents real-time access to the information they need.
  Prince William County Launches “Let’s Talk Fentanyl” to Empower Parents and Protect Teens
Prince William Community Services has launched the “Let’s Talk Fentanyl” campaign to help parents and caregivers start honest, informed conversations with their teens about the dangers of fentanyl. The campaign offers practical tools, conversation starters and local resources to build confidence and keep families safe.
  Faces of Service
Faces of Service shines a spotlight on Prince William County employees who go above and beyond in serving the community every day. Through their stories, we celebrate the dedication, compassion and impact of the people behind the county’s services. Meet Prince William Community Services Peer Support Specialists, Ashim and Kishawna, who were in the right place at the right time to help save a life.
Make Your Mark Business Celebration & Awards Ceremony
Join Prince William Prince William County Economic Development and Tourism for the third annual Make Your Mark Business Celebration with an inaugural awards ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 13, from 6:30-9 p.m. at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. This signature event honors the business owners, entrepreneurs and innovators who are driving Prince William’s economic success. Whether you’re a long-time local business or a start-up just getting off the blocks, this is your night to connect, celebrate and make your mark.
  Discover Fall Fun and History Across Prince William County!
From hands-on history to holiday cheer, Prince William County’s historic sites are packed with fall fun and learning! Enjoy inclusive programs, outdoor adventures, thought-provoking lectures and festive traditions that bring our community’s past to life. Plan your next outing and celebrate the season with experiences that connect history and community.
 Chinn Park Library to Close for Renovation to Enhance Small Business Resources
Chinn Park Library will close for renovations beginning Wednesday, November 26, 2025, at 5 p.m., and is expected to reopen in summer 2026 with exciting new spaces and resources to support small businesses and entrepreneurs. During the renovation, a temporary library will operate in the Trustee Conference Room on the lower level, open Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m., starting January 20, 2026.
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