Prince William County settles Truist Bank condemnation for $2.75M

The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors convened on June 24, 2025, to address various community issues and upcoming initiatives. The meeting began with a brief acknowledgment of recent events, including a successful breakfast at Sentara Hospital focused on the bridal receiving center, which is set to open in October. Supervisor Bailey expressed gratitude for the community's support and highlighted the attendance of local officials and community leaders.

During the meeting, Supervisor Bailey also shared personal engagements, including participation in the Prince William Water Academy and celebrations for Juneteenth, emphasizing the county's commitment to community events and education. He announced a forthcoming town hall on July 1 to discuss the Hunden market study for Fettler Park, which aims to enhance the Potomac District.

The meeting proceeded to official business, where Supervisor Bailey announced his intent to appoint Melissa Alexander to the Social Services Advisory Board and George Stewart to the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC). These appointments reflect ongoing efforts to involve community members in local governance.

A significant resolution was passed regarding a settlement agreement for a condemnation case involving Truist Bank, related to the Minnieville Road and Prince William Parkway interchange project. The board unanimously approved the settlement amount of $2,750,000, indicating progress on infrastructure development in the area.

As the meeting transitioned to public comment, the chair welcomed new attendees and outlined the process for speaking, ensuring community voices were heard. The meeting concluded with a recess until 7:00 PM, with some agenda items deferred to a later date.

Overall, the meeting underscored the board's focus on community engagement, infrastructure development, and the importance of local events in fostering a connected and informed citizenry.