Richard Cox

The Rich Creek Town Council meeting covered a range of topics including reports from the Rich Creek Volunteer Fire Department (RCVFD) regarding their activities and finances, discussions on flood remediation efforts, and updates on various town projects. Public comments addressed issues such as property flooding, sewer problems, and concerns about VDOT's maintenance of roadways and ditches. The council also discussed the Rich Creek Comprehensive Plan, the new fire hall, lead and copper survey, upgrades to the community center, and other town-related matters. Additionally, there were discussions regarding a flood damage report, complaints about street conditions, water/sewer disconnect policy, and the purchase of safety devices for the town's units.

The Rich Creek Town Council meeting covered various topics, including Rich Creek Volunteer Fire Department reports (financial reports, equipment purchases, and emergency responses), updates on the Rich Creek Comprehensive Plan, the new fire hall, a lead and copper survey grant, the Optimum Cable franchise renewal, security camera upgrades, brush disposal, a Mary Moody Northern grant for pickleball courts, and issues with pigeons and chickens. Old business included discussions on surplus property, tire replacement for a lowboy trailer, reimbursement for a water works operator's license fee, and a wage increase policy. New business involved discussions on town surplus property, speed limits, and equipment maintenance. Reports were given by the Chief of Police, PSA, Treasurer, and Clerk. Appointments were made to the Planning Commission. An executive session was held for personnel matters. Finally, quotes were requested for cemetery surveying and fence cleaning.

The Rich Creek Town Council meeting covered various topics, including Rich Creek Volunteer Fire Department (RCVFD) activity reports, a public hearing for a cable system franchise, and public comments regarding road conditions and a fundraising event. Old business included updates on the Rich Creek Comprehensive Plan, a new fire hall, a lead and copper survey grant, and camera upgrades. New business involved employee salary adjustments, NRVRC dues, community center repairs, a quote for new police radios, a new finish mower, asphalt repairs, and various other operational matters. Executive session was held to discuss personnel matters relating to the Mayor's position.

The Rich Creek Town Council meeting addressed several key issues. Discussions included concerns regarding Rich Creek flood plain areas and their impact on construction projects, particularly concerning the remodel of the Walgreen's building. The Rich Creek Volunteer Fire Department (RCVFD) provided reports on their activities, including responses to calls within and outside their coverage area, and discussed their involvement with the Glen Lyn Volunteer Fire Department (GLVFD) restructuring. The council reviewed updates on the Rich Creek Comprehensive Plan, the new fire hall site plan, a lead and copper survey grant, and the Optimum Cable franchise renewal. Other topics included the brush disposal site, a potential fall clean-up, the Mary Moody Northern Grant, and issues related to pigeons, chickens, and town attorney services. The council also considered employee clothing allowances, road conditions, and the disposal of defective water meters. Finally, a public hearing was held for the 2024/2025 FY Operating Budget, and year-end bills were approved.

The Rich Creek Town Council meeting covered various topics, including a review of the Rich Creek Volunteer Fire Department's report, updates on the Rich Creek Comprehensive Plan and the new fire hall, consideration of a land easement from United Hydraulics, and an update on the lead and copper survey grant. Discussions included the approval of an employee personnel policy change regarding the holiday schedule, a water leak policy, and a memorandum of understanding between the Rich Creek and Pembroke Police Departments regarding the use of Pembroke's K-9 unit. The council also addressed spring clean-up week, the purchase of Christmas decorations, a review of the FY24 budget, and the payment of bills. Additionally, an appointment to the Rich Creek Planning Commission was made, and an executive session was held for personnel matters.