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Aug 14, 2026
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Sep 16, 2026
This RFP is for marketing services to develop and implement outdoor recreation marketing plans, establish a unified regional brand, and create promotional materials for Buchanan and Dickenson Counties in Southwest Virginia.
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Census ID
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176672
Employee FTE
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276
Population
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18,492
Procurement Hell Score
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40 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Buchanan County
The board ratified the rescheduling of a meeting, held public hearings regarding the county and school budgets, and approved various financial matters, including contributions to local youth sports and service organizations. Discussions took place regarding regional airport project updates, a partnership proposal for a mobile behavioral health initiative, and archery practice facility requests. The board also adopted policies concerning FOIA charges and a new staff timekeeping system, approved numerous land acquisition deeds related to a non-structural project, and processed various budget appropriations and salary adjustments.
The meetings covered multiple agenda items, including the amendment of meeting agendas, approval of vendor service agreements for snow removal, and entering into a contract for auctioneer services to sell surplus county real estate. The board also approved an interagency agreement for a wastewater treatment plant project, ratified property deeds for a non-structural project, and authorized various financial appropriations, including incentive payments and contributions to local organizations. Additionally, public hearings were held regarding the naming of local roads. The board engaged in a detailed discussion regarding the potential relocation of the Appalachian School of Law due to funding and enrollment challenges, ultimately deciding to form a committee to explore potential resolutions and keep the law school operational within the county.
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The board discussed initiatives to support the American Red Cross and memorialized a local Little League volunteer. Public hearings were held regarding the secondary six-year highway plan, the restriction of through truck traffic on several secondary routes, and the designation of a rural rustic road. The board approved resolutions for traffic safety studies, coal haul road plans, and budget allocations for various departments, including the Sheriff's Office and 4-H Extension. Additionally, the board ratified agreements for wastewater treatment plant funding, accepted property deeds for a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project, addressed personnel matters, scheduled future budget hearings, and accepted a resignation for an economic development position.
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