Keep Prince William Beautiful

02/15/2023

We want to invite you to follow our new page! Due to some unforeseen challenges, we decided to create a shiny new page just for you with all of the resources that you need to stay informed and connected with KPWB! Discover our new page through the link below!
https://www.facebook.com/kpwborg

02/13/2023

The Junkluggers of Gainesville have partnered with the Prince William County Green Business Council and KPWB to provide a free e-waste recycling location for your disposal needs!

For bulk drop-offs, call Megan Hicks at 703-244-5084 or email [email protected].

01/31/2023

Let’s recycle! Prince William County is reopening the Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Recycling Program on February 8th, 2023! Residents of Prince William County may use this service free of charge, and can recycle up to 15 gallons of liquid/40 gallons of solid to the household hazardous waste category, and up to 3 electronic devices per visit.

Prince William County is located on the Potomac River in the Commonwealth of Virginia in the United States.

01/27/2023

February is around the corner and so is our next community cleanup! Join us in cleaning the Dale City Farmers Market lot from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on February 25th ❄️ You can find more details and register your participation in this event by following the link below!

Join Keep Prince William Beautiful in cleaning up the Dale City Farmers Market lot!

01/10/2023

Inspiring businesses to green change!

Open to all businesses in Prince William County! Join us for a full day of informative environmental sessions, introduction to local community partners and resources, and inspiring speakers from Prince William County government's leadership.

Register here: https://www.pwcgbc.org/2023springconference

01/05/2023

Thank you Cub Scout Pack 30 for keeping your school spotless!

01/01/2023

Happy New Years!!! 🎉 Thank you for all the support this year.
KPWB will be closed Monday, January 2nd and will return to our normal business hours on Tuesday, January 3rd.

12/30/2022

With this year coming to a close we wanted to take a moment to brag and thank our volunteers and community partners that have supported us throughout this year. We wouldn't be making the impact we do without you.
To read about our year of service visit our website to view our 2022 Annual Review: www.kpwb.org

12/29/2022

So far this year, KPWB volunteers have marked 461 storm drains within Prince William County!
Storm Drain Marking is an educational activity that lets residents know it’s not OK to dump trash in storm drains. Storm drains lead directly to the nearest creeks and streams, affecting local wildlife. Only Rain down the Drain!

12/27/2022

With the holidays nearing an end, please give your live Christmas tree another life by disposing it for compost or mulch. Live Christmas trees can be disposed of as yard waste. Check with your hauler about curbside pickup, the first two weeks of January, or take it to the nearest location that accepts yard and tree waste. Remember to remove all ornaments, decorations, tinsel, nails and tree stands before tossing your tree.
Check with NOVEC for drop off dates.