Cumberland County supervisors list an October 13 monthly meeting
The official calendar lists a 7–9 p.m. meeting in the Circuit Courtroom; the current agenda and later approved record control the subjects and outcomes.
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The official calendar lists a 7–9 p.m. meeting in the Circuit Courtroom; the current agenda and later approved record control the subjects and outcomes.
The county lists a 6:30 p.m. meeting in the Circuit Courtroom; filed applications and current notices must establish what is actually before the commission.
The calendar gives a 6–9 p.m. hearing at the middle/high school cafetorium but does not name the subject; the legal notice and agenda must do that work.
The calendar shows the Board of Supervisors workshop has passed; its agenda, approved minutes and signed actions must establish what happened.
The county says the commission meets on third Tuesdays at 7 p.m.; the current notice and agenda must confirm the October meeting and any case.
The department’s official board page provides the date; the current agenda must establish the public business, while client and family cases remain private.
The county summary reports permit approval for Ladii Rai Events LLC at Five County Fairgrounds; approval is not proof that the event will occur as planned.
The county says its Industrial Development Authority meets on fourth Fridays at 8 a.m.; a current notice must confirm the October meeting and business.
The county meeting page says Local Emergency Planning Committee information is available to the public; it is not an emergency alert or proof about a specific facility.
The joint hearing concerns whether to revoke CUP 21-032 after the county says the developer reported the project terminated; the hearing notice is not a revocation outcome.
Permit approval, project termination, a commission recommendation and a supervisors decision are different records; this guide keeps them in sequence.
The county reports that Virginia ended the RiverStreet extension after delays and says it is preparing for the fall 2026 VATI cycle; no replacement award is claimed.
Attendance, amplified sound, operating hours, sales, temporary structures, traffic, camping and sanitation can affect the review; organizers should ask Planning early.
The county announcement sets a 10 a.m. community program at the Brunswick County Conference Center; confirm the current notice before traveling.
The official calendar lists a 6 p.m. meeting; the current agenda and case record must establish whether any land-use proposal is actually scheduled.
The county calendar shows the meeting date has passed; agendas, approved minutes and any signed action must establish what was considered and decided.
The county event series lists a 6–8 p.m. meeting; the current agenda and approved minutes control the subjects and outcome.
The county event page gives a 6 p.m. start but leaves the location as TBA, so readers should verify the venue before traveling.
The county event page identifies a neighborhood activity window; families should still follow current local conditions, property boundaries and caregiver plans.
The county calendar lists the administration building as closed for Columbus Day and Yorktown Victory Day; confirm the specific office or service before traveling.
The official calendar lists a 6 p.m. regular meeting; use the current agenda and later approved minutes to track any utility matter.
The county calendar lists a 3 p.m. regular meeting in the Summerlin Room; the agenda and minutes control what is considered and decided.
The calendar establishes the meeting date, while the current agenda must show whether any event, promotion or creator-related item is actually under consideration.
The county calendar marks the regular meeting date; confirm the current event detail and agenda before relying on a topic, time or outcome.
The official calendar lists a regular business meeting; use the posted agenda and case records before describing any land-use proposal.
The county notice says part of Route 631 closed beginning October 5 for bridge milling and paving, weather permitting; it does not provide a completion date.
The public notice spans site plans, signs, review timelines, manufactured housing, special uses and administrative records; each proposal needs its own reading.
Amendment 2026-10 would authorize investigation and correction when maps or official records are incomplete, inconsistent or erroneous; the notice identifies no affected parcel.
The city page gives an October 23 registration and mailed-ballot deadline, Sunday hours on October 18 and 25, and a Saturday session on October 24.
The official county calendar lists a 6 p.m. meeting; the posted agenda and later minutes—not the calendar title—control what is considered and decided.