Sharing the News of King William County Government
Friday, January 14, 2022
January 16th

January 17th
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
County Offices Closed

January 19th
4:00pm - WP Town Hall
4:30pm - WP Town Hall

January 20th
Redistricting Advisory Comm. Mtg.
11am, County Board Room

January 24th
County Staff Meeting w/DHCD re: VATI Broadband Grant Contract
January 24th
County Board Room

January 25th
Work Session - 5:30pm
Council Meeting - 6:30pm
WP Town Hall

January 26th
7pm, County Board Room

January 28th

January 31st
7pm, County Board Room

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Featured News
New Leadership for the New Year
Board of Supervisors:
Chair - Ed Moren, District 5
Vice Chair - Bill Hodges, District 1
Planning Commission:
Chair - John Breeden
Vice Chair - Mathew Sluder
Economic Development Authority:
Chair - Meade Rhoads
Vice Chair - Charles Piersa
Secretary/Treasurer - Gene Campbell
Funding Available for Septic Pump Out Program: Middle Peninsula residents required to pump out septic tanks could be eligible for financial assistance through the Middle Peninsula Planning District Commission.
Atlantic Broadband is now Breezeline.
King William High School Senior, Demond Claiborne, named 2021 All-Metro Player of the Year
Featured Pets
"Silver" is a precious male Pit Bull that's about 2-3 years old and weighs 60lbs. He came to the Shelter after he was found at someone's home. He's a wonderful boy that loves attention and snuggles. He would do best in a home with no kitties. He is very excited with other dogs, so a more active and playful dog would be a good fit for him as he'd likely be too playful for a calm or older dog.
 
"Roo" is a funny NEUTERED male cat that's about 1-2 years old and weighs 12lbs. He came to the Shelter after he was found at someone's home. He's an active kitty that loves to play!

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Help Keep Our County Beautiful
Did you know the County has litter tools available for anyone who has the desire to make their stretch of roadway clean again? Tools include orange garbage bags, bright orange vests, litter pickers, and road signs and are available at no charge. We do ask that the tools be returned to us for the next individual or group who wants to help clean up our county. Tools are available for pickup from the County Administration Building located at 180 Horse Landing Road. For more information or to pick up tools, please contact Cindy Hixenbaugh, Facilities Coordinator, at 804-769-4965.
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  • Message from the Treasurer's Office: King William County Personal Property Taxes are due January 15th. Due to the 15th falling on a Saturday and Monday the 17th being a holiday, taxes must be paid by close of business on Tuesday, January 18th, in order to avoid a late fee.
Get Involved in Government
Live-Streamed Public Meetings

Most County Board and Commission meetings are live-streamed via Zoom to help citizens stay abreast of what's happening in local government. Visit the County website calendar section and click on the meeting you're interested in. If a live-stream is available, there will be a Zoom registration link in the meeting details. You must have a Zoom account to register and view the meetings. Once you complete the registration information, a personalized meeting link will be emailed to you from Zoom. When it's time for the meeting to begin, just click on that personalized link in the email to be taken to the meeting waiting room. The moderator will let you in as soon as possible. Download a pdf with detailed step-by-step instructions, including how to register to speak during a public comment or public hearing period.

  • King William County 7-day average number of daily new cases reported as of Jan. 13 - 39.

  • King William County residents have experienced 2,949 cases of COVID-19 since February, 2020 as of January 13, 2022. A total of 80 required hospitalization and 27 passed away. Reference

  • County Government continues to follow a mask policy when dealing with the public and non-vaccinated personnel.
Sincerely,

Percy C. Ashcraft
County Administrator
(804) 769-4926
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