Prince William County Jury Duty: Reporting Status, Postponement & Juror Parking (2026)

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Short answer: Check before your service date by calling 703-792-6032, using the juror number on your summons. Checked

Contact the Prince William County Jury Office

Jury office phone703-792-6047
Online juror portalpwcjury.courts.state.va.us/ ↗
Reporting status line703-792-6032

Postpone or Be Excused

How to postponeWritten request to the Circuit Court Clerk's Office by fax, mail, or email (CircuitCourt@pwcgov.org)
DeadlineReceived within 5 business days of receipt of summons
Postponement pagepwcva.gov/assets/2024-06/JURY%20DUTY%20FAQS_6.10.2024.pdf ↗
ExcusalSame written request process as postponement (within 5 business days of receiving summons)

On Your Report Day

CourthousePrince William County Judicial Center (Manassas)
Juror phonesAllowed in the jury assembly room (silenced)
Juror parkingFree/validated: Jury parking lot off Church Street, across the street from the courthouse (other Judicial Center lots if full)
State jury pay & employer rulesVirginia jury duty laws

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I have to report for jury duty in Prince William County?

Check before your service date by calling 703-792-6032, using the juror number on your summons.

How do I postpone jury duty in Prince William County?

Written request to the Circuit Court Clerk's Office by fax, mail, or email (CircuitCourt@pwcgov.org). Deadline: Received within 5 business days of receipt of summons.

How do I get excused from jury duty in Prince William County?

Same written request process as postponement (within 5 business days of receiving summons)

Can jurors bring a phone to the Prince William County courthouse?

Yes. Summoned jurors in Prince William County may bring a phone into the jury assembly room; it must be silenced and may be collected in the courtroom.

Is jury parking free in Prince William County?

Summoned jurors get free or validated parking: Jury parking lot off Church Street, across the street from the courthouse (other Judicial Center lots if full).

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