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WELCOMEWar ren CountyCitizen’s Guide
We would like to apologize for anyunintentional errors or omissions.Eighth Edition, June 2022
WELCOME TO WARREN COUNTYNewcomers continue to settle here for many greatreasons: beautiful water-ways, natural surroundings,a moderate climate, excellent business opportunities,and an outstanding quality of life.We hope this reference for government and relatedservices will make it much easier for you to getstarted on your new life here. We are proud of ourlaw enforcement, public safety, and fire departments,schools, libraries, parks and recreation facilities,public utilities and other services provided to ourcitizens.We are happy that you have chosen Warren Countyas your new home!Board of SupervisorsDistrictJerome K. ButlerHappy CreekVicky L. CookForkCheryl L. CullersSouth RiverWalter J. MabeShenandoahDelores R. OatesNorth RiverKey StaffCounty Administrator .Dr. Edwin C. DaleyDeputy County Administrator . Taryn G. LoganSheriff . Mark A. ButlerChief of Fire and Rescue . James Bonzano, IIFinance Director . Matthew J. RobertsonCounty Attorney . Jason J. HamClerk of Circuit Court . Angela M. MooreTreasurer . Jamie L. SpikerCommissioner of the Revenue. Sherry T. Sours
40,727Population16,922Housing Units in Warren County*2.67Persons Per Household* 70,109Median Household Income*Estimates as of July 1, 2021
TABLE OF CONTENTSHistory of Warren County . 5-6County of Warren Governance . 7-8Town of Front Royal Governance . 9Local ServicesElectric . 10Water . 10Landline Telephone . 10Internet . 10Cable . 10Postal Service . 10Newspapers. 11Department of Motor Vehicles . 11Samuels Public Library . 11Street Signs . 11Transit/Trolley Service . 12Area Agencies and CommissionsChamber of Commerce . 13Front Royal Visitor’s Center . 13Humane Society . 13St. Luke Community Clinic . 13Northwestern Community Services . 14Shenandoah Area Agency on Aging . 14Blue Ridge Opportunities . 15Senior Center . 15American Red Cross . 15United Way . 15Warren Memorial Hospital . 16Health Department . 16Virginia Department of Transportation . 17Economic Development Authority. 17Front Royal-Warren County Airport . 18Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission . 18
TABLE OF CONTENTSCounty Departments / OfficesAdministration. 19Building Inspections . 19Children’s Services Act (CSA) . 20Commissioner of the Revenue . 20-21Commonwealth’s Attorney . 21Community Liaison . 22County Attorney . 22Economic Development. 23Extension Office . 23Finance Department. 23Fire and Rescue Services. 24-25Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Requests . 26General Registrar . 27Geographic Information System (GIS) Office . 27Human Resources . 28Parks and Recreation . 28Parks and Recreation Facilities Map . 29Planning and Zoning . 30Public Works . 31-32Waste Disposal and Recycling Sites . 33Sanitary Districts . 34-35Schools. 36Sheriff’s Office . 37Social Services. 38Technology . 39Treasurer . 40Warren County CourthouseCircuit Court . 41General District Court . 41Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court . 42District Court Services Unit . 42Victim Witness Program . 43Office of the Magistrate . 43How To Complain . 44Quick List of Phone Numbers. 45
HISTORY OF WARRENCOUNTYNative people built in Warren County what is consideredthe oldest permanent structure east of the MississippiRiver in North America, an eleven thousand year oldceremonial building, the archaeological remains of whichare known today as the Thunderbird Site. The firstdocumented European explorer to see Warren Countyand the Shenandoah Valley - John Lederer in 1670 noted an almost eerie absence of Native people, who hadbeen killed by warfare and disease. By the early 1700swhen fur trapping and land prospecting began in theShenandoah Valley, the Cherokee, Iroquois, and Shawneewere using the Valley as a collective hunting ground.In 1729, a group of German immigrants led by Joist Hitepurchased several thousand acres of land in the northernShenandoah Valley. A community of Quaker familiesfrom Maryland led by Robert McKay came at the sametime as Hite’s Germans. In 1734, Thomas Chesterestablished a ferry service known as Chester’s Ferry at thejuncture of the forks of the Shenandoah River, and in the1740s, an English Lord - Thomas, Lord Fairfax, the 6thBaron of Cameron - came to the area that is todayWarren County to lay claim to his inheritance: a fivemillion acre swath of the colony that extended from theChesapeake Bay through the Shenandoah Valley and onto western Maryland. In 1754, a large extended familyunder the leadership of the son of French HuguenotPeter LeHew settled at the foot of the Blue Ridge alongthe road leading from Chester’s Gap to Chester’s Ferry,and LeHewtown was established. During the French andIndian War, LeHewtown was the Royal Frontier of theBritish Empire, hence the town’s name at the time of itscharter in 1788: Front Royal.By the coming railroads and canals in the 1830s, theoverland migration routes changed, and when WarrenCounty was incorporated in March of 1836, thecommunity had settled into an agricultural existence withsmall farming villages surrounding Front Royal andRiverton.5
When the war came in 1861, Warren County bore withthe rest of Virginia many of the horrors of war. Greatbattles fought nearby meant a steady stream of woundedto be cared for and supplies to be collected. On May 23,1862, the Battle of Front Royal took place in the streetsand buildings of the county seat, and Warren County lostuse of the bridges spanning the forks of the Shenandoah.In 1864, the Union burned many mills in the Valley,Warren County included. The war’s end saw Warren inruins, its economy shattered and population drained.New bridges would not connect Front Royal to the restof the county for another three decades.The turn of the century saw new life breathed intoWarren County, which had recovered duringReconstruction slowly with the development of the Bankof Warren and some light industry. By the 1890s, theFront Royal-Riverton Improvement Company hadincorporated, built new bridges, laid out newneighborhoods and encouraged new factories to locate inFront Royal and Riverton - Virginia’s “Twin Cities.” Thecounty drew its labor pool from surrounding countiesthat remained largely agricultural, and by the 1930s, theAmerican Viscose Corporation had constructed anenormous rayon facility, which would employ over 80%of the county’s workforce by the 1940s. The GreatDepression saw many public works projects in the countydevelop, the largest of which was Shenandoah NationalPark and its Skyline Drive. Tourism was now added toagriculture and industry as Warren County’s livelihood.Today, Warren County still stands at the nexus of severaltransportation routes and has become part of the greaterWashington, D.C. community and economy, bothreceiving visitors and new residents from NorthernVirginia as well as sending many residents in the oppositedirection for work and school. Warren County continuesto grow and change as a result with its position as atransportation hub continuing to define that growth as ithas for centuries.6
COUNTY OF WARRENGOVERNANCEThe County of Warren is governed by a five-memberBoard of Supervisors elected by district. The Board ofSupervisors appoints a County Administrator who directsthe County’s day-to-day operations.The Board of Supervisors meetings are open to thepublic and are conducted the first Tuesday of the monthat 9:00 AM and the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00PM, except in July, November, and December, in theBoard Room of the Warren County Government Center,located at 220 North Commerce Avenue. Meetings arelive streamed through the County stream.WARREN COUNTYBOARD OF SUPERVISORSHappy Creek DistrictJerome K. Butler1310 Imboden DriveFront Royal, Virginia 22630(609) 254-8833jbutler@warrencountyva.govShenandoah DistrictWalter J. Mabe224 Manassas AvenueFront Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 692-5801wmabe@warrencountyva.govFork DistrictVicky L. Cook997 Lower Valley RoadStrasburg, Virginia 22657(703) 626-9242vcook@warrencountyva.govNorth River DistrictDelores R. Oates170 Douglas DriveMiddletown, Virginia 22630(540) 539-7003doates@warrencountyva.govSouth River DistrictCheryl L. Cullers1605 Rocky Hollow RoadBentonville, Virginia 22610(540) 635-2360ccullers@warrencountyva.gov7
North RiverDistrictForkDistrictShenandoahDistrictHappy CreekDistrictSouth RiverDistrictCounty AdministratorDr. Edwin C. DaleyEmail: edaley@warrencountyva.govCounty AttorneyJason J. HamEmail: jason.ham@littensipe.comDeputy Clerk of the BoardEmily M. CiarrocchiEmail: eciarrocchi@warrencountyva.govWARREN COUNTYGOVERNMENT CENTERHours of Operation:9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday220 North Commerce AvenueFront Royal, Virginia 22630www.warrencountyva.netBuilding Inspections Department, Suite 400Hours of Operation:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday8
TOWN OF FRONT ROYALGOVERNANCEThe Town of Front Royal is governed by an at-large sixmember Town Council and a Mayor. The Town Councilappoints a Town Manager who serves as the executiveand administrative head of the Town government.The Town Council meets the second and fourth Mondayof the month at 7:00 PM in the Board Room of theWarren County Government Center located at 220 NorthCommerce Avenue, Front Royal, Virginia.TOWN OFFICIALSMayorChris W. Holloway102 East Main StreetFront Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 635-1014tewalt@frontroyalva.comTown ManagerSteven HicksP.O. Box 1560Front Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 635-8007shicks@frontroyalva.comAsst. Town AttorneyGeorge M. Sonnett, Jr.(540) 635-7872gsonnett@frontroyalva.comClerk of CouncilTina Presley(540) 635-8007tpresley@frontroyalva.comTOWN COUNCILLori A. Cockrell, Vice Mayor1466 Linden StreetFront Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 635-9063cockrell@frontroyalva.comGary L. Gillispie19 Fairview AvenueFront Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 671-0086gillispie@frontroyalva.comLetasha T. Thompson203 Jamestown RoadFront Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 671-3760thompson@frontroyalva.comJoseph E. McFadden1418 Virginia AvenueFront Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 382-2630mcfadden@frontroyalva.comAmber Poe Morris20 E 4th StreetFront Royal, Virginia 22630(540) 692-3131morris@frontroyvalva.com9
ELECTRICTo establish new service and for questions regardingexisting service:-Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, (540) 622-2001(www.myrec.coop); or-Shenandoah Valley Electric, (540) 450-0111(www.svec.coop)WATERTo establish new service or for questions regardingexisting service, contact the Town Business Office at(540) 635-7799.*Note: The Town provides electric service to someportions of the unincorporated County.LANDLINE TELEPHONECentury Link: (888) 723-8010Verizon: (540) 636-3765INTERNETComcast/Xfinity (888) 683-1000www.xfinity.comCentury Link(540) 984-5383 www.centurylink.comTELEVISION CABLEComcast/XfinityPhone: (888) 683-1000DirecTVPhone: (800) 201-4416Via Satellite Incorporated/Dish NetworkPhone: (540) 636-3765UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICEGeneral information and services, zip codes, postagerates, change of address, redelivery, vacation hold mail,service issues, and Consumer Affairs.Location: 120 East 3rd Street, Front RoyalPhone: (800) ASK-USPS [800-275-8777]www.usps.com10
NEWSPAPERSNorthern Virginia Daily Royal Examiner (online only)Phone: (540) 636-6188Phone: (540) ster StarPhone: (540) 667-3200www.winchesterstar.comWarren County ReportPhone: (540) 636-1014wcrnews.wordpress.comWashington PostPhone: (800) 477-4679www.washingtonpost.comLOCAL DMVNew residents must apply for a driver’s license withinthirty (30) days of establishing residence in Virginia at theDivision of Motor Vehicles (DMV), which includespassing an eye test and surrendering their valid driver’slicense from another state. New residents must alsopurchase license plates within thirty (30) days ofestablishing residence in Virginia.Location: 15 Water Street, Front RoyalHours of Operation:9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday9:00 AM - 12:00 PM, SaturdayPhone: (866) 368-5463SAMUELS PUBLIC LIBRARYLocation: 330 East Criser RoadHours of Operation:10:00 AM - 8:00 PM, Monday through Thursday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Friday and SaturdayClosed on SundayPhone: (540) 635-3153www.samuelslibrary.netSTREET SIGN REPLACEMENTFor County street signs, call the County Administrator’sOffice at (540) 636-4600. For Town street signs, call theTown Public Works Department at (540) 635-7819.11
ROUTE 340/522 CORRIDOR CONNECTORFRONT ROYAL AREA TRANSITTrolley route begins and ends at the Visitor’s Center.Fare: 0.50Phone: (877) 777-2708 / (540) 341-3464www.vatransit.org12
CHAMBER OF COMMERCEThe Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerceserves to strengthen its member businesses and stimulatearea prosperity.Location: 201 East 2nd Street, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-3185www.frontroyalchamber.comFRONT ROYAL VISITOR’S CENTEROpen daily, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMExcept Christmas, Thanksgiving, and New Year’sLocation: 414 East Main Street, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-5788 / (800) 338-2576Email: HUMANE SOCIETYThe Humane Society of Warren County is a non-profitorganization dedicated to providing compassionate careto abandoned, abused, homeless and neglected animals inour community. Its aim is to educate pet owners on theimportance of vaccinations and population control and toplace adoptable pets in loving homes.Location: 1245 Progress Drive, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-4734Email: ywarrencounty.orgST. LUKE COMMUNITY CLINICSt. Luke Community Clinic is a nonprofit, communitybased organization of volunteers and professionalstaff committed to providing high-quality health careservices to low-income, uninsured residents of FrontRoyal and Warren County for a nominal fee.Location: 316 North Royal Avenue, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 636-432513
NORTHWESTERN COMMUNITYSERVICESIt is the mission of Northwestern Community Services tohelp people through life’s challenges with qualitybehavioral health services guided by principles of respect,empowerment, and self determination. Care is providedfor individuals with or at-risk of severe and persistentmental illness, acute psychiatric distress, substance abuse,intellectual or general learning disability, anddevelopmental delay. Additional services include mentalhealth, medication management, and homeless services.Location: 209 West Criser Road, Suite 100, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 636-293www.nwcsb.comSHENANDOAH AREAAGENCY ON AGINGThe Shenandoah Area Agency on Aging (SAAA)provides a variety of high quality services andopportunities that enhance the dignity and independenceof older persons and promotes their continuedcontributions to the community. Services are designed toassist older persons who wish to stay in their own homes,to provide information for seniors and their families, toprotect individuals living in long term care residences,and to facilitate seniors staying active. Specific agencyservices include senior center programs, Meals onWheels, Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP),case management, personal care, homemaker services,information and referral, insurance counseling, caregiverservices, and social model group respite care for personswith Alzheimer’s disease or Dementia.Location: 207 Mosby Lane, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-7141www.shenandoahaaa.com14
BLUE RIDGE OPPORTUNITIESBlue Ridge Opportunities strives to build foundations onwhich individuals with disabilities can achieve successthrough client centered services, quality work andcommunication. They believe that all individuals arecapable of participating in their community, regardless ofdisability, at the level they desire with supports.Location: 37 Water Street, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 636-4960www.bropportunities.orgSENIOR CENTERAvailable for senior groups and club meetings duringweekday evenings and weekend building hours.Reservations may be made up to one week in advance bycontacting the Parks and Recreation Office; the buildingaccommodates up to 50 people.Location: 1217 Commonwealth Avenue, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-7750AMERICAN RED CROSSThe American Red Cross provides relief to victims ofdisasters and helps individuals prevent, prepare for, andrespond to emergencies such as fire, floods, and winterstorms with emergency shelter, food, and clothing. Itoffers courses in CPR, First Aid, and disasterpreparedness. The local unit conducts blood drives,offers free transportation to medical appointments in thearea, and provides emergency communications amongfamilies in the military.Location: 561 Fortress Drive, WinchesterPhone: (540) 662-5412FRONT ROYAL UNITED WAYThe mission of the Front Royal/Warren County UnitedWay is to increase the capacity of people to care for oneanother in community based programs.Location: 134-B Peyton Street, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-3636frontroyalunitedway.org15
WARREN MEMORIAL HOSPITALWarren Memorial is part of Valley Health, a nonprofithealth system providing a broad range of clinical servicesthrough a comprehensive regional network of hospitals,clinics, care providers, and support services. The hospitalis committed to the Planetree philosophy of patientcentered care in a healing environment. Warren MemorialHospital has served residents of Front Royal and WarrenCounty as a non-profit community hospital since 1951,and in 2021, Valley Health completed construction of thenew Warren Memorial Hospital. This three-story state-ofthe-medical-art facility includes 36 privateinpatient rooms, a 12-bed critical care stepdown unit, 18emergency department rooms, six observation rooms,three operating rooms, and a cardiac catheterization lab.Location: 351 Valley Health Way, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 636-0300HEALTH DEPARTMENTThe mission of the Warren County Health Department isto achieve and maintain optimum personal andcommunity health by emphasizing health promotion,disease prevention, emergency preparedness, andenvironmental protection. Services include foreign travelimmunizations, childhood and adult immunizations,tourism and restaurant inspections, wells (drinking water),septic disposal, public health education, Tuberculosisassessments, emergency response to public health issues,epidemiology and disease investigations, women’s healthservices, environmental health services, nursing homescreenings, family planning, and Women, Infants, andChildren (WIC) services.Hours of Operation:8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday through FridayClosed on Saturday and SundayLocation: 465 West 15th Street, Suite 200, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-315916
VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATION (VDOT)VDOT is responsible for the construction, maintenance,and operations (including snow removal) of the state’sroadways and bridges within Warren County. All statemaintained roadways can be identified by the route signsnormally installed at an intersection. Warren County has alarge number of private subdivision streets that are notmaintained by VDOT. The Town of Front Royal maintainsits own roadway system.VDOT strives to have all state maintained roadways at leastplowed within 48 hours after a snow storm has ended.Interstate 66 and primary routes are cleared first followed byhigher volume local roadways, with low volume localroadways and subdivision streets being plowed last.Routine maintenance related questions such as pavementconditions, shoulders, grass/brush cutting, drainage issues,dead animal removal, and snow operations can be directedto (540) 635-7265.Location: 260 West Duck Street, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-7265 / (800) FOR-ROAD [367-7623]www.virginiadot.orgFRONT ROYAL-WARREN COUNTYAIRPORTWarren County Airport (FRR) is located 3 miles southwestof Front Royal and 15 miles south of Winchester. FRR isthe home of Cass Aviation (540-635-3570), RandolphMacon Academy flight training program (800-272-1172), theSkyline Soaring Glider Club, and Front Royal Aero Services(540-636-7751) providing aircraft maintenance. FRR has a3,000-foot by 75-foot runway and offers 100LL aviationfuel.The airport is part of the regional general aviation systemserving the entire Eastern and Middle Atlantic U.S. Theairport offers less than one-hour flying time to Baltimore,Maryland; Charlotte, North Carolina; Philadelphia,Pennsylvania; and New York, New York.Location: 229 Stokes Airport Road, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-357017
NORTHERN SHENANDOAHVALLEY REGIONAL COMMISSIONIts mission: to promote the orderly and efficientdevelopment of the physical, social and economicelements of the district by planning, encouraging, andassisting governmental subdivisions to plan for the futureas well as facilitate local and state-local cooperation insolving significant issues on a regional basis.Goals and Objectives:TransportationHousingSolid WasteEmploymentIncomeWater ResourcesPopulationLabor ForceAgricultureEconomyLocation: 400 East Kendrick Lane, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 636-8800www.nsvregion.orgRide Smart, (540) 635-4146www.vcapride.virginia.gov18
ADMINISTRATIONCounty Administrator: Dr. Edwin C. DaleyEmail: edaley@warrencountyva.govThe Warren County Administrator’s Office directs the dailyoperations of the County government and engages in thelong range planning of governmental operations, withresponsibilities to the Board of Supervisors, other Countydepartments and personnel, and the general public.Location: 220 North Commerce Avenue, Suite 100Phone: (540) 636-4600BUILDING INSPECTIONSBuilding Official: David BeahmEmail: dbeahm@warrencountyva.govThe Warren County Building Inspections Department is theenforcement authority for the State of Virginia’s UniformStatewide Building Code and the Virginia Erosion andSediment Control Handbook, having jurisdiction for all ofWarren County. The Department protects the health, safety,and welfare of the residents of Warren County by ensuringthat buildings and structures are permitted to be constructedaccording to recognized standards of health, safety, energyand water conservation, and sediment control.The Department provides the following services: Responds to questions regarding how to apply for andobtain a building permit as well as a construction permitfrom the Health Department Provides inspection services required for dwellingconstruction (electric, plumbing, mechanical, etc.) Answers inquiries related to the Virginia UniformStatewide Building CodesLocation: 220 North Commerce Avenue, Suite 400Hours of Operation:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through FridayPhone: (540) 636-997319
CHILDREN’S SERVICES ACT (CSA)CSA Coordinator: Jessica AmankrahEmail: jamankrah@warrencountyva.govThe CSA was enacted in Virginia in 1993 to provide forthe pooling of eight specific funding streams used toprovide high quality, child-centered, family-focused, costeffective, community-based services to high-risk youthand their families.Location: 220 North Commerce Avenue, Suite 1001Phone: (540) 636-4600COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUESherry T. SoursEmail: ssours@warrencountyva.govBusiness Business License Consumer Utility Tax Food and Beverage Tax (Meals) Transient Occupancy Tax (Lodging) Business Personal PropertyPersonal Property Vehicles, etc. Contract Carriers Emergency Services Machinery and Tools Mobile HomesReal Estate Public Service Mineral Sanitary Districts (14)The Department provides the following services: Administers tax assessments for individuals andbusinessesProvides information related to potential taxexemption or relief for elderly and/or disabledcitizens and 100% Service-connected disability forveterans and surviving spouses.Executes deductions through the Personal PropertyTax Relief Act on qualified vehicles, high mileage onvehiclesEmergency Services Deduction and the County’sReal Estate Tax Relief and Land Use programs20
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE(Continued) Prorates Personal Property vehicles according todisposal and move out dates and registers newautomobiles for license fees and taxes Administers business license to county applicants Processes State Income Tax and Estimated TaxReturns and payments according to StateRequirements Research and document for ratio study and forwardreport to Department of Taxation (Real Estate) Transfer ownership of all properties in WarrenCounty. Document and update property records ofchanges including subdivision of land, boundary lineadjustments, surveys, address changes, and correctmath errors, etc. Real Estate assessments for new construction,proration, billing and work with mapping ofpropertiesLocation: 220 North Commerce Avenue, Suite 900Phone: (540) 635-2651COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYJohn S. BellEmail: jbell@warrencountyva.govThe Commonwealth’s Attorney, elected to a four-yearterm, handles all criminal prosecutions in Warren County.In addition, this office provides advisory opinions,prepares appellate briefs, and serves as chief legal advisorto local law enforcement.Location: l East Main Street, Front RoyalPhone: (540) 635-544121
COMMUNITY LIAISONCommunity Liaison: Michelle SmeltzerEmail: michelle.smeltzer@dss.virginia.govGot Kids? Got Questions? Unsure where to turn for helpor who to call? Michelle Smeltzer, Warren CountyCommunity Liaison, may be able to help providedirection or resources for questions regarding servicesavailable for youth and families related to behavioralproblems, substance abuse issues, problems in school orat home, and much more.Available on Apple iOS is the Warren County, VAResources app, which provides a comprehensive list oflocal agencies that is sorted by service category. The appalso provides contact information for the agencies.Location: 465 West 15th Street, Front RoyalCOUNTY ATTORNEYThe County Attorney’s Office provides legal advice andrepresentation in civil matters to the Board ofSupervisors, County Constitutional offices, CountyDepartment Heads and staff, the Department of SocialServices, and other County agencies and boards. Theoffice also pursues the civil collection of certaindelinquent taxes.Location: 220 North Commerce Avenue, Suite 100Phone: (540) 636-6674*Please note the County Attorney’s office does notrepresent citizens of the County of Warren, nor does itprovide legal advice or opinions to the public.22
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTDirector of Economic Development: Joe PettyEmail: jpetty@warrencountyva.govThe Department of Economic Development strives tostrengthen the economic growth of our community, byfostering a friendly business environment and providingservices to create and retain quality jobs in Warren County.The Department also supports tourism, recreational, andarts & cultural initiatives within the community to provide abetter quality of life for the County’s residents, workers, andvisitors.Location: 220 North Commerce Avenue, Suite 100P
INTERNET Comcast/Xfinity (888) 683-1000 www.xfinity.com Century Link (540) 984-5383 www.centurylink.com TELEVISION CABLE Comcast/Xfinity DirecTV Phone: (888) 683-1000 Phone: (800) 201-4416 Via Satellite Incorporated/Dish Network Phone: (540) 636-3765 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
