Dinwiddie County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board discussed contract awards for a tanker truck, Zoll equipment, and portable toilets and hand washing stations. Other business included the appointment of Animal Control Officers and various board appointments. Closed sessions covered personnel matters, economic development updates, and property acquisition and disposition for public purposes. Public hearings addressed amendments to the county code regarding erosion control and stormwater management fees, as well as updates to the deadline for submission and disposition of appeals to the Board of Equalization.
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County of Dinwiddie Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Minutes
The Board addressed a series of contract awards covering emergency alerting systems, officer safety, information technology, equipment procurement, infrastructure projects, and insurance services. They approved resolutions regarding regional jail refinancing and transportation authority and adopted revisions to county purchasing policies. Public hearings resulted in the disapproval of specific rezoning and conditional use permit requests, while amendments to zoning ordinances regarding solar projects and property maintenance regulations were adopted. Appointments to the Planning Commission and the Gateway Justice Services Community Criminal Justice Board were finalized. The meeting also included reports on local transportation and discussions concerning community heritage, infrastructure, and citizen-raised safety concerns.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
County Of Dinwiddie Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board meeting included reports from the Virginia Department of Transportation and an update on broadband infrastructure from Riverstreet. Several contracts were awarded, specifically for the purchase of Sheriff vehicles, maintenance and repair of fire suppression systems, and grounds maintenance for off-site property. Additionally, the Board approved a lease agreement with Farm Credit Mall and finalized an opioid settlement involving six remnant defendants. The County Administrator provided updates on the FY27 budget, capital improvement planning, emergency communications, animal control, and various community safety matters, including a burn ban. The meeting also addressed reappointments to the Department of Social Services Advisory Board, the Airport and Industrial Authority, and the Industrial Development Authority.
