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Pittsylvania’s Electoral Board will review polling-place accessibility Thursday
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The September 10 meeting has one stated agenda item: the county’s annual ADA review and compliance confirmation for polling places.
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- Thursday, September 10 at 3 p.m.
- Office of Elections, 18 Depot Street, Chatham.
- The stated item is polling-place accessibility—not a change to a specific precinct.
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What is on the public notice
Pittsylvania County’s calendar says the Electoral Board will meet Thursday, September 10, at 3 p.m. at the Office of Elections, 18 Depot Street in Chatham. The notice identifies a single agenda item: the annual ADA review of polling-place accessibility and consideration of the annual compliance confirmation submitted to the Virginia Department of Elections.
The calendar cites Virginia Code provisions governing the board and polling places. The notice does not identify a proposed relocation, closure or change at a particular Gretna-area precinct.
Residents should not turn the countywide review into a claim about one voting location without another official record.
How to make an access concern useful
A useful report identifies the polling place, the barrier observed and when it occurred. Examples can include the path from accessible parking, entrance hardware, interior circulation, voting-station setup or communication access.
Do not include another voter’s private medical information in a public message.
The notice directs questions to the General Registrar at 434-432-7971. An individual accommodation question should be raised before Election Day when possible; this meeting and its later official record are separate from any person’s eligibility or ballot status.
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Live county calendar; event publication timestamp not displayed. Lists September 10, 2026 at 3 p.m., the Office of Elections, the accessibility agenda item and registrar contact. Checked September 7, 2026 at 12:32 p.m. ET.
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