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News about Floyd County Virginia's board of supervisors, county offices, and administration.

Beyond the Tap: Floyd leaders meet to discuss future of PSA

Beyond the Tap: Floyd leaders meet to discuss future of PSA

No funding allocations were approved on Dec. 11, but members of each board agreed that they’d need to work together to secure a future for the locally operated PSA, which provides water to businesses and residences in town, and to County-run properties, including the Industrial Park.

Supervisors approve new Land Division Ordinance with 4-1 vote

Supervisors approve new Land Division Ordinance with 4-1 vote

Indian Valley Supervisor Kalinda Bechtold said while the revised version does not include protections of resources that she “would like to see,” it is important for the Board to have a new LDO in place as the previous one is “not reasonable” and “not functional, truly.”

Transfer Station fees increase Monday

Transfer Station fees increase Monday

In August, the Floyd County Board of Supervisors voted to change fees related to the county’s Transfer Station, and the increased fees go into effect on Monday, Dec. 1. Fees were last amended in September 2017.

County awards contracts to Childress, EMI Security

County awards contracts to Childress, EMI Security

There will only be one Board of Supervisors meeting in November and one in December, unless otherwise announced. They will be held at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 18, and Tuesday, Dec. 9, respectively.

Council prepares for Election Day, PSA-related meeting with Supervisors

Council prepares for Election Day, PSA-related meeting with Supervisors

Before the meeting adjourned, Griffin gave the floor to Vice Mayor Chris Bond and Councilman Bruce Turner to say what they would like ahead of the Nov. 4 election. He said it might be easier to do before the election instead of afterward.

PSA Board says Town/County meeting is 'imperative' in deciding best path forward

PSA Board says Town/County meeting is 'imperative' in deciding best path forward

One of the biggest obstacles faced by the PSA Board is that the Authority has been underfunded since its establishment in 1974, leaving it to Town and County governments, as separate entities, to meet fiscal needs.

County plans fencing project at Storker’s Knob green box site

County plans fencing project at Storker’s Knob green box site

County Administrator Kim Chiddo said on Oct. 9 that to her knowledge, within the past three months, a total of 12 citations have been issued for misusing green box sites around the county.