Upcoming Orange County Meetings
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
• Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024, 5:00 p.m.
• Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024, 6:00 p.m. Economic Development Authority • Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024, 5:30 p.m. at 109 West Main Street, Orange, VA 22960
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Public Comment during this Meeting
• Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024, 5:00 p.m.
Unless otherwise noted, listed meetings are held at: Board of Supervisors ’ Meeting Room Orange County Public Safety Building 11282 Government Center Drive, Orange, VA 22960
This information is for reference only and subject to change. Specific information about hearing topics and schedules will be available in that meeting ’ s agenda packet when published. Agendas can be accessed in the online Agenda Center. Please note that due to the monthly publication schedule of this newsletter, it is possible that some upcoming public hearings may not be listed. Pursuant to the applicable section of the Code of Virginia, notices for all public hearings will be posted in our newspaper of circulation (The Orange County Review) at least seven days prior to the hearing date, or as required by code.
Capt. Bryan Seal
Get to know Orange County staff... The Personnel File:
Sheriff ’ s Office Operations Captain
Captain Seal has worked for the Orange County Sheriff ’ s Office for fifteen years. During that time, technology has changed the way the Office operates significantly, from writing paper reports to today ’ s remote electronic capabilities. Seal says he ’ s hopeful for even more improvements, especially those related to education and outreach, on the horizon. Despite the long career in law enforcement, when he was kid his dream was “ to ride on the back of a trash collection truck in the Town of Orange, ”
Juanesta Williams
Support Technician
because he always thought it was so cool when it drove by. We ’ re pleased to report that he was able to accomplish that goal as a summer job during his high school and college years. While he has served the community in a variety of ways, Bryan says the connecting theme has always been “ trying to make a difference in someone ’ s life, whether it ’ s a member of the public or a coworker. ” Captain Seal continues that trend outside of duty hours by coaching wrestling. He started wrestling when he was in kindergarten, and continued through high school and college. His time as a School Resource Officer got him back into the sport, and he ’ s grateful to have the opportunity to introduce wrestling to young folks and help them improve. Work, coaching, and family life keep him “ going, going, going. ” Perhaps that ’ s why he says his preferred superpower would be having endless energy and never needing to rest. We thank you for your tireless service, Capt. Seal!
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