PW County Police report recent updates and arrests.

Occoquan Mayor Earnie Porta has announced that staff from the office of Virginia's 7th District congressional representative, Abigail Spanberger, will be holding a mobile constituent service session on Friday, April 7, from 1 to 3 p.m., in the Occoquan Town Hall (314 Mill Street). No appointment is necessary.

Nonprofit BEACON for English Language and Literacy is offering a new Learning Circles program to give adult learners a free opportunity to begin learning English on their own and with their peers starting Tuesday, April 18.

HB 1554, patroned by Delegate Emily Brewer and SB 943, patroned by Senator David Suetterlein, requires each public high school in the Commonwealth to publicly identify on its official website the faculty member responsible for special education transition planning and coordination at such high school.

Shootings and stabbings reported. Several arrested.

PW Police investigate recent incidents--including shootings at vehicles and apartment buildings.

Large dumpsters, placed in neighborhoods during Dumpster Days, offer neighbors a chance to come together to clean up their homes, yards and communities of unwanted clutter and debris.

Prince William Board of County Supervisors was recently briefed on a potential pilot program for school/work zone speeding and red-light photo enforcement.