Click here to view a resolution developed by Prince William County Board of County Supervisors (BOCS) member, Frank Principi. Note that it is a 4 part resolution; the 1st part asks the BOCS to denounce Alt-Right, Neo-Nazi’s and white supremacists. The other 3 deal with renaming the portion of route 1 that runs through Prince William County, and renaming a firehouse building and a high school currently bearing the name “Stonewall Jackson.”
The resolution will be considered during Supervisor’s Time at the BOCS meeting on October 3rd. Citizen speakers, of course, are allowed 3 minutes during Citizen’s Time. President Bailey will be speaking during that time voicing his support for the resolution and primarily addressing the first part.
President Bailey asks that all who are able to attend to please do so. While the meetings are called to order at 7:30 pm, he suggests earlier arrival as a large number of citizens are expected to attend. Please share this news with your personal/professional networks.
The Prince William NAACP, the League of Women Voters of the Prince William Area, and the Prince William Committee of 100 in association with Area 15 NAACP Chapters, are collaborating to present a free candidate forum featuring candidates for the Virginia House of Delegates in select northern Virginia House Districts. The forum will be held on Friday, October 6 at George M. Hampton Middle School at 7pm. The public is invited to 
