Prince William-Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center

Prince William-Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center The Prince William-Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center serves Prince William County and the Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. https://joinpwcmadc.com

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In partnership with Wegmans Potomac, we were proud to give back to the students at George M. Hampton Middle School in Wo...
08/26/2026

In partnership with Wegmans Potomac, we were proud to give back to the students at George M. Hampton Middle School in Woodbridge! We donated $200 worth of school supplies to help ensure students have a successful school year.

We are grateful for partnerships that allow us to invest in our youth and support our local community. Thank you, Wegmans, for helping us make a difference!

Tickets are now available. Contact us or active ADC staff to get a ticket. IT IS A FREE EVENT!
08/26/2026

Tickets are now available. Contact us or active ADC staff to get a ticket. IT IS A FREE EVENT!

ATTENTION ALL ADC RETIREES! WE ARE HOSTING AN 80'S PARTY AND COLONEL WEST WOULD LIKE TO INVITE YOU.

08/25/2026

The right support makes all the difference when you have leadership that wants to see you succeed.

Visit JoinPWCMADC.com and learn why we stand out among correctional facilities and law enforcement agencies.

08/25/2026
08/24/2026

The ADC participated in the Annual Dulles Plane Pull for Special Olympics. They placed 2nd! What a great win for a great cause!

08/20/2026
08/19/2026

We are just days away as the men of the ADC prepare for the annual Dulles Plane Pull for Special Olympics. They are gearing up to put their strength to the test.

Pull for a purpose đź’Ş

For many years, the Annex Building quietly served as the heart of our agency's daily operations. It housed Human Resourc...
08/17/2026

For many years, the Annex Building quietly served as the heart of our agency's daily operations. It housed Human Resources, Training, and the Uniform Division, making it one of the first stops for countless employees as they began their careers and one of the places they returned to throughout their service.

The Annex was never known for its architecture or appearance. Instead, its significance came from the people who walked through its doors and the work that took place inside. New employees completed their paperwork there, attended training, received their uniforms, and took their first steps into careers dedicated to public service. For many, the building holds memories of first days, promotions, friendships, and milestones.

For years, rumors circulated that the Annex Building would eventually be demolished. The speculation became part of its story, with many believing the day would never actually come. Now, after decades of faithful service, that day has finally arrived.

While the building itself will soon be gone, its legacy will remain with the generations of employees whose careers were shaped within its walls. The Annex Building may disappear from the landscape, but it will continue to occupy a place in the history of our agency and in the memories of all who passed through its doors.

HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Lt. Rourke!We are incredibly proud to celebrate Lt. Rourke for being honored as the Correctional...
08/10/2026

HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Lt. Rourke!

We are incredibly proud to celebrate Lt. Rourke for being honored as the Correctional Officer of the Year at this year’s CIT Conference!

Her passion and commitment for the job and dedication to serving truly makes a difference each day. This recognition is well deserved!

Please join us in congratulating Lt. Rourke on this outstanding achievement!

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9320 Lee Avenue
Manassas, VA
20110

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