March 26, 2021
A publication by Gloucester's Department of Community Engagement and Public Information
Town Hall Meeting Scheduled for Citizens to Share Concerns or Ask Questions About Proposed Budget

The Gloucester County Board of Supervisors Chair and Vice Chair will hold a Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, March 30, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. in the Botetourt Elementary School Cafeteria, 6361 Main Street. Board of Supervisors Chair Robert J. Orth and Vice Chair Chris Hutson will hold the town hall to provide citizens with an opportunity to share their comments or concerns and to ask questions about the County Administrator’s proposed budget. 

For more information, visit: https://www.gloucesterva.info/DocumentCenter/View/10499/Chair-and-Vice-Chair-Town-Hall-Scheduled-for-March-30-PDF
All Tickets Reserved for This Weekend's Festival

There has been a significant increase in scammers trying to sell tickets to this event. First, tickets to this event are FREE (but the event is full). Please do not provide payment or personal information to those posting on this page or in comments.

While all tickets for the 2021 Little Gem Daffodil Festival limited vendor event have been reserved, it's possible some folks may cancel, and those tickets will immediately be available on a first come, first served basis. You can check ticket availability at https://bit.ly/3vXB54s
Save the Date for Virtual Comix Con!
An Important Message About Clean Gloucester Weekend!
More than 500 people have registered for Clean Gloucester Weekend, enough so that the Clean Community Office has run out of equipment to lend. However, don't let this stop you from cleaning up litter...you can still grab a bag and pick up litter anywhere in Gloucester.

Afterwards, please email your total time spent, # of bags, and # of participants to [email protected] so we can celebrate our totals together! Or, consider joining our group cleanup at Gloucester Point Beach on Sunday, March 28. Sign up under the Clean Community tab here: http://gloucesterva.info/civicrec.
Residents Encouraged to Update their Pre-Registration Records for the COVID-19 Vaccine

Vaccinate Virginia is encouraging all residents to verify and update their pre-registration records now by visiting vaccinate.virginia.gov or calling 877-VAX-IN-VA, because the form includes additional questions that were not available on previous forms. If a record is missing important information, vaccination appointments may be delayed.

People who have already been vaccinated should still update their records, because it will help match them to the immunization database to prevent them from receiving weekly reminders. Verifying information and updating records will not change pre-registration dates or reference codes.

The statewide vaccine pre-registration system has received more than 8 million views and more than 1 million pre-registrations since its launch on February 15. Including individuals who pre-registered through local health districts in the past, the new system now includes more than 2.2 million people who live and work in Virginia.

All individuals who have previously filled out a survey or form or signed up for a waitlist to be vaccinated through their local health district have been automatically imported into the new statewide system and do not need to pre-register again. Anyone with questions should call 877-VAX-IN-VA rather than their local health district.
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Take the Phase 3 Virginia Commuter Survey  

The Virginia Department of Transportation in partnership with the Department of Rail and Public Transportation is collecting data associated with travel to and from work in response to COVID-19 in Virginia. The organizations are encouraging public input.

The Phase 3 Virginia Commuter Survey is available at www.virginiadot.org/travel/commuter-survey.asp. 

Volunteers Needed to Serve on Walk to End Alzheimer's Committee

The Middle Peninsula- Northern Neck Walk to End Alzheimer's is seeking committee leadership. The Alzheimer's Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support, and research. Join the Walk Planning committee to meet and engage with new people while supporting a great cause.

Opportunities include serving as Chair & Co-Chair, Marketing, Sponsorship, Recruitment, Retention, and Mission. Spots are virtual, and flexible with your schedule. There are project-based tasks to fit what you are passionate about when it comes to a volunteer experience.

For more information, contact Madison Wilkins at [email protected].

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Rappahannock Community College Announces Commencement Plans for May 2021
 
Rappahannock Community College is looking forward to its 49th Commencement exercise on Thursday, May 6th on the Warsaw campus and Friday, May 7th on the Glenns campus. Each event will feature the RCC Pinning Ceremony for graduating nurses beginning at 10 a.m., followed by RCC’s graduation proceedings at 2 p.m. Dr. Matthew Brent, Faculty Senate Chair will serve as this year’s Macebearer.
 
Upon arrival, students and their families will approach in their vehicles with a ticket to watch the graduating student walk across the stage. Portraits will be available to order following the ceremony. To ensure the safety of all participants, the ceremony will not be open to the public and masks will be required at all times.
 
Live audio will be available through a localized radio broadcast to help families engage in the event from the safety of their vehicles. The ceremony will also be livestreamed over the RCC Facebook account and will appear in a final video production on Saturday, May 8 on the RCC website.
 
For Commencement inquiries, contact [email protected] or visit rappahannock.edu/commencement2021.

Upcoming Courses Offered by the Middle Peninsula/Northern Neck Community Services Board

Question, Persuade & Refer (QPR) - A Suicide Prevention Free Online Training
When: Thursday, April 8, 2021

Time: 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.

Online Registration:

For a complete list of course offerings, visit: www.chvc.online

Current Job Openings with Gloucester County, Virginia Government

Workplace Safety and Training Specialist: $62,237 annually

Deputy Treasurer I (Part Time): $15.12 hourly

For more information or to apply, visit:
New Post on Money, Health and Other Things

This week, the Virginia Cooperative Extension will discuss homeowner's insurance.

Have a community event coming up? Consider listing it in The Bee Line Events Calendar!

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