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Prince William Co. water service offers financial aid during pandemic

Prince William County, Virginia’s water provider is offering financial aid for customers who have suffered a loss of income and are unable to pay their water bills.

Prince William County Service Authority customers with unpaid water bills from March 1 through Dec. 30 are encouraged to apply for financial assistance via the COVID-19 Municipal Utility Relief Program no later than 5 p.m. Jan. 21, 2021.

Customers can apply online or by calling 703-335-7950 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays. Forms can be printed out and mailed to PWCSA’s customer service address in Woodbridge.

See the agency’s website for more details.

The programs draws from over $1.3 million allotted by the state government for past-due water and sewer bill assistance from the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund.

Eligibility and amount of aid will be determined on a case-by-case basis and may vary depending on application volume and available funds.

After nearly 50 years, Dale City Music is closing

After nearly five decades serving musicians, students and families from the same Dale Boulevard location, Dale City Music is preparing to close its doors, ending a 48-year run as a locally owned music store and community resource, according to multiple sources. The store, at 4367 Dale Blvd., is slated to close July 31. An employee, Adren Harris, told InsideNoVa the owners decided to shut down amid rising commercial rents and concerns about taking on unsustainable debt. “Our last day of normal business will be this Friday,” Harris said. Harris said the store’s owners determined closing was preferable to continuing under increasingly difficult financial conditions.
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