How to follow Greensville’s October 5 board and water-and-sewer record

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The county calendar shows the meeting date has passed; agendas, approved minutes and any signed action must establish what was considered and decided.

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official Greensville County calendar checked October 7, 2026.

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The calendar supplies a completed meeting window

Greensville County’s official calendar lists a Board of Supervisors and Water and Sewer meeting for Monday, October 5, 2026, at 6 p.m. Because that date has passed, the listing is now a pointer to the public record.

It does not establish that rates, projects, contracts, accounts or service conditions changed.

Find the controlling item and action

Open the agenda and packet, identify the exact item number and distinguish staff information, discussion, a motion and a final vote. For a utility matter, a board action can still be separate from a customer notice or effective date.

Account-specific questions belong in the provider’s private service channel, not in a public comment containing an address, balance or account number.

Approved records control the follow-up

Pair the agenda with approved minutes, signed resolutions and any later customer-facing notice. This article does not infer an outcome from the meeting title and does not claim that a rate or service change occurred.

If the county later corrects the meeting record, the corrected official version should control.

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Greensville County official calendar

Primary county calendar checked October 7, 2026; it lists the October 5 Board of Supervisors and Water and Sewer meeting at 6 p.m.

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