by Kenny Boddye, Occoquan District Supervisor In one of their most recent press releases, the Prince William County Police Department sounded the alarm on a sharp increase in pedestrian-related crashes throughout the county. According to the data collected by our Transportation and Police Departments, these incidents are a lot more likely in the heavily-populated segments […]
by Kenny Boddye, Occoquan District Supervisor With the Devlin Tech Park vote, we mark the rezoning of the final parcel in what could have been Stone Haven, a proposed vibrant town center in Bristow. In talking to concerned community members these past weeks, I have often been asked, “How did we get here?” The answer […]
by Kenny Boddye, Occoquan District Supervisor In November of 2020, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors passed my resolution to adopt a set of Climate Mitigation and Resiliency Goals that signaled our intention to become a leader in the fight against the Climate Crisis. Passage of that resolution led to the creation of our […]
Editor’s Note: The following editorial is written by Occoquan District Supervisor Kenny Boddye, who recently held a town hall on racial healing and justice reform, which you can view here. We thank Supervisor Boddye for his contributions to our community. As of the writing of this post, it will have been 68 days since the […]
*Cross-posted from Virginia Justice Democrats, co-authored with Alison Symons. George Floyd’s murder wasn’t an accident. Neither was Breonna Taylor’s, Ahmaud Aubrey’s, or Tony McDade. This isn’t just in reference to the deliberate, willful acts of brutality and violence which led to their deaths, either. George Floyd’s murder was made possible by systemic racism woven into […]
