Greensville supervisors adopt resolutions opposing three pending state bills The Greensville County Board voted unanimously to approve three resolutions opposing state bills on mandatory collective bargaining, utility-scale battery storage, and by-right ground-mounted solar, citing loss of local control and potential fiscal impacts.

Greensville County supervisors have taken a stand against state legislation that threatens local control over public employee bargaining and energy projects, raising concerns about fiscal and administrative impacts.

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Greensville County/GCWSA authorize amendments, letter to provide utility capacity for proposed LNG facility The county approved a third amendment to a Dominion water and wastewater agreement and authorized a contingent letter to Brunswick County and Emporia to provide up to 300,000 gallons per day of water capacity for a proposed Dominion Energy Virginia LNG facility; staff said reserved capacity has been underused and the arrangement would create new water and sewer revenue for the county.

Greensville County is unlocking dormant water and sewer capacity to fuel a new LNG facility, promising to transform underused resources into fresh revenue!

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Board authorizes MOU signature to protect state and federal DSS funding Facing a state review finding, county staff presented Resolution 26‑32 to adopt a memorandum of understanding with the Greensville/Emporia Department of Social Services; staff warned failing to adopt the MOU could require repayment of about $1.7 million and could jeopardize roughly $9 million in future funds.

Greensville County is facing a financial crisis, with a failure to sign a critical memorandum risking $10.7 million in state and federal funding!

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Board approves special‑use permit for proposed MAMAC Tech Campus data center The Greensville County Board of Supervisors approved a special‑use permit allowing the MAMAC Tech Campus project — a proposed 12‑building data center campus — to proceed with conditions, after staff and the Berkeley Group said the site meets Technology Overlay District standards and the planning commission recommended approval.

The Greensville County Board just greenlit a massive 12-building data center campus, promising 1,500 construction jobs and a tech boom in the region!

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Board approves budget amendment to support Southside Regional Jail amid pending federal reimbursements Supervisors approved a fiscal‑year 2026 budget amendment to provide up to $440,000 in county funds to the Southside Regional Jail, with monthly invoicing and a cap, while officials wait on federal reimbursements and ongoing budget reconciliation.

Greensville County has approved a crucial budget amendment to support the Southside Regional Jail as it navigates the complexities of pending federal reimbursements.

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County seeks 90‑day extension of reassessment after data migration issues; vendor warns of large increases Vision Government Solutions told supervisors a software transition and address/data issues mean the county must seek a 90‑day court extension for the 2025 reassessment; the vendor warned assessed values could rise "probably over 60%" under the six‑year cycle.

Greensville County is facing a potential 60% increase in property assessments due to data issues, prompting a 90-day extension request amidst rising concerns among homeowners.

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Greensville supervisors approve Otterdam Technology Group special‑use permit with conditions The Board of Supervisors approved Otterdam Technology Group’s special‑use permit and concurrent rezoning to add a 14.5‑acre parcel to the county’s Technology Overlay District, while noting final construction remains contingent on a Dominion power‑availability study.

Greensville County is set to transform with the approval of a massive data center project that could generate $10 million annually—are you ready for the tech boom?

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Greensville planning commission recommends approval of MayMac data center campus with timing conditions The Greensville County planning commission voted 6–0 on Nov. 12, 2024 to recommend approval of Special Use Permit SP 42025 for the MayMac Tech Campus, a proposed phased data center campus on roughly 466 acres; the approval includes 12 staff-recommended conditions and a modified Condition 12 governing the start/build timeline.

The Greensville County planning commission has given the green light for the ambitious MayMac Tech Campus, which could bring 1,500 construction jobs and a staggering $125 million in annual tax revenue!

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Greensville Board addresses safety issues on Fish Road and Grassy Pond Road Citizens report road safety concerns to Greensville County Board regarding Fish Road and Grassy Pond Road.

Residents of Greensville County are demanding urgent action after alarming near-misses on local roads, highlighting the perilous conditions that need immediate attention.

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Greensville County Board approves rental policy for Golden Leaf Commons venue Board unanimously approves updated facility use policy and rental fees for Golden Leaf Commons.

The Greensville County Board has shaken things up by approving new rental fees for the Golden Leaf Commons, but not without heated debates over its competitive edge and the future of key leadership roles.

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Greensville County board establishes Virginia Gateway Region Board and approves budget contributions Board approves Tony Caldwell for Virginia Gateway Region and allocates $167,900 for VRS benefits.

Greensville County is poised for economic growth with the appointment of Tony Caldwell to the Virginia Gateway Region Board and a strategic budget allocation for community services.

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