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The Dinwiddie County Water Authority (DCWA) was established under the Virginia Water and Waste Authorities Act to administer water and sewer services within Dinwiddie County. Governed by a five-member Board of Directors appointed by the Dinwiddie County Board of Supervisors, DCWA manages various facilities, including two water distribution pump stations, 24 wastewater pump stations, and a wastewater treatment plant. In addition to maintaining infrastructure such as five elevated water tanks and approximately 80 miles of water lines, DCWA also oversees around 65 miles of wastewater collection lines. The organization encourages customer engagement and feedback to enhance its services and meet customer expectations effectively. Generated from the website content

Prince George County Public Schools governs various educational institutions. It offers a range of educational programs to students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. The school district administers technology, food service, transportation, administration, and finance and personnel departments. The district s schools academic curricula include fine arts, mathematics, science, fine arts, English, social studies, and health and physical education. Its schools operate parent-teacher associations that conduct several fundraising events and programs. The district s schools maintain a libraries and media centers that stocks books and instructional and reference materials. Its schools organize a variety of athletic activities that includes football, basketball, baseball, field hockey, soccer, and track and field. The district s schools also administer Title I and gifted and talented education programs.

The Department of Environmental Engineering preserves, protects and restores the chemical, biological and physical integrity of streams and rivers in Chesterfield County, Va. It works with citizens, businesses, engineering communities and developers. The department is comprised of various operation teams, such as planning review, drainage maintenance operations, and street signs fabrication and installation. It provides maintenance and supervision of street signs, erosion control inspection and program administration. The department s plan-review team reviews development plans for commercial sites and subdivisions. Its engineers review more than 200 new plans and over 450 revised plans annually. The department s drainage maintenance operations team performs a wide variety of maintenance functions on drainage facilities. The Department of Environmental Engineering is located in Chesterfield, Va.