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Two county meetings on September 15: how to plan your visit
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Pittsylvania County lists an afternoon supervisors’ work session and a 7 p.m. business meeting at 39 Bank Street in Chatham.

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The times and place on the calendar
Pittsylvania County’s official calendar lists two Board of Supervisors meetings for Tuesday, September 15. The work session is scheduled from 3 to 7 p.m.
The business meeting is listed at 7 p.m. Both entries identify the Board Meeting Room at 39 Bank Street in Chatham.
These are separate calendar entries on the same day. If you are planning an evening visit, note which session you want to follow.
The published work-session window is useful for planning, but this guide does not predict how long any individual discussion will last.
Use the agenda to prepare
Both official event pages include access to agenda information. Before attending, check the dated meeting materials and look for any updated arrangements.
Our source check confirmed the calendar details, but did not review an agenda or establish which subjects supervisors will discuss.
A practical way to prepare is to write down the item you want to understand and the question you hope the meeting will answer. If you have a document connected to that issue, keep its date and title in your notes.
That makes it easier to follow references without confusing older material with the current meeting.
- Recheck the official listing before traveling.
- Match any agenda or supporting document to September 15.
- Ask the county about participation arrangements if you intend to speak.
Keep the schedule separate from the outcome
A meeting announcement tells readers when and where officials plan to meet. It does not establish that a proposal will pass, a project will proceed or a public hearing will occur.
Those details need support from the agenda and the later official record.
Afterward, use the county’s published meeting information to follow what happened and any next steps. If your question concerns a particular service or application, contact the responsible department directly as well.
A scheduled meeting is not a substitute for instructions that apply to your individual request.
September 12 correction
The county’s work-session entry now lists a 3 p.m. start. This guide previously said 4 p.m.
The September 15 business meeting remains listed at 7 p.m. Both entries identify the Board Meeting Room at 39 Bank Street in Chatham.
Recheck the official calendar before traveling; this correction does not verify an agenda or predict Board action.
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Official calendar checked September 12, 2026: work session 3–7 p.m., Board Meeting Room, 39 Bank Street, Chatham.
Read the sourceOfficial calendar checked September 12, 2026: business meeting 7 p.m., same room and address. Agenda and meeting outcomes were not verified.
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