Botetourt County

Botetourt County Botetourt County blends small-town charm, natural beauty, and Southern hospitality with opportunity. Small Towns, Big Adventures!

We’re a place where families come to live, work and play, and entrepreneurs and global companies come to grow. Nestled just north of Roanoke, Virginia, Botetourt County offers American history blended with nature and modern attractions. Float The Upper James River Water Trail and see the Blue Ridge Mountains from a different perspective. 45 miles of the James River stretch through Botetourt County

, with 14 miles designated as a VA Scenic River. Take in a movie at the historic Buchanan Theatre, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tickle your palate along the Wine Trail of Botetourt County, sampling from local farm wineries. Grab a craft cocktail in Fincastle or a craft beer at one of our amazing restaurants! Tour the historic towns of Fincastle and Buchanan and discover connections with Lewis and Clark, the Wilderness Road, Hunter’s Raid - Civil War Trail sites and more. Try your disc golf skill at the Greenfield Disc Golf Course, an 18-hole course that’s ranked 20th in the world.
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Botetourt County Policy Regarding Moderation of Third-Party Content:

Botetourt County welcomes use of our website and various social media sites by the public to comment on matters. County staff moderate the County’s online discussion sites, as they are not traditional public forums. Accordingly, comments or other content posted by users on the County’s website and/or social media sites are subject to viewpoint-neutral reasonable regulations. Please note: if you post a comment, the county reserves the right to delete submissions that:
• Contain nudity or obscenity
• Contain personal identifying information or sensitive personal information
• Contain offensive language that targets or discriminates on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or intellectual disability or sexual orientation or such other protected classes
• Are threatening, harassing or is a personal attack
• Incite or promote violence or illegal activities
• Contains information that reasonably could compromise individual or public safety
• Contains false information

Further, the county also reserves the right to delete comments that: (i) are spam or include links to other sites; (ii) are clearly off topic; (iii) advocate illegal activity; (iv) promote or oppose particular services, products, or political organizations and candidates; or (v) infringe on copyrights or trademarks. The County reserves the right to work with local community groups, partners, stakeholders, and businesses to amplify messaging that will benefit the Botetourt County community. The county will not promote:
• Discriminatory pages or events of any kind
• Political Parties pages or events
• Events that would cause harm, promote violence or illegal activities

Repeated violation of this policy subjects the offending user to being banned from use of the county’s social media sites. The views and comments expressed on the county’s social media sites do not reflect the opinions and positions of the county or its officer and employees and are not to be construed as an endorsement of the same, implied or otherwise, by the county, or its officers and employees. If you have any questions about this policy, please contact the Communications Department at [email protected] or call 540-928-2004.

Several residents have asked about the Land Disturbance Permit for the data center project.Site grading can begin before...
08/31/2026

Several residents have asked about the Land Disturbance Permit for the data center project.

Site grading can begin before Army Corps or DEQ permits are issued, provided crews avoid streams and wetlands. To accomplish that, military-style dry support bridges would provide temporary access across wetland areas. Here's an example of what one of those may look like.

READ MORE: https://www.botetourtva.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/1180

GOOGLE DATA CENTER PROJECT: GRADING TO BEGINGrading work is set to begin for Google’s planned data center campus at the ...
08/28/2026

GOOGLE DATA CENTER PROJECT: GRADING TO BEGIN

Grading work is set to begin for Google’s planned data center campus at the Botetourt Center at Greenfield.

Google has satisfied the County’s requirements and received a Land Disturbance Permit allowing phased grading and initial site work to begin on the 312-acre site.

The County has completed its review of Mass Grading Package No. 1, which covers the initial phase of site preparation. Click the link below to learn more about:

- Construction Hours
- Blasting Protocol
- Related Documents
- Wetlands Protection

Google has now satisfied requirements and received a Land Disturbance Permit from the County to begin grading for its planned data center campus in Botetourt County. The County has now completed its r

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: BLASTING ON I-81 BEGINS TODAY!Drivers traveling through the Roanoke and Botetourt County area should ex...
08/27/2026

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: BLASTING ON I-81 BEGINS TODAY!

Drivers traveling through the Roanoke and Botetourt County area should expect slow rolls, brief ramp closures, blasting and delays as part of the I-81 widening project.

📅 August 27–October 22
⏰ Tuesday–Thursday | 9–11 a.m.
📍 I-81 between Exits 143–150

Plan ahead:

-Allow extra travel time
-Watch for message boards and changing traffic conditions
-Consider an alternate route
-Watch for construction trucks entering the work zone
-Stay alert and follow traffic-control signs

Slow rolls may last up to 15 minutes while blasting operations are underway.

Expect delays. Drive carefully through the work zone.

08/26/2026

Mark your calendars for October 9th!

We know words like growth and development can be touchy subjects. That’s why we’re creating a new way to see what the Co...
08/26/2026

We know words like growth and development can be touchy subjects.

That’s why we’re creating a new way to see what the County’s long-term Comprehensive Plan actually allows.

The Growth Boundary Explorer is an interactive look at the 2025 Future Land Use Map and where different types of land use may be possible.

Take a preview →
https://vist.ly/5g67u

Another 6 weeks and those BOCO colors will start taking over.
08/26/2026

Another 6 weeks and those BOCO colors will start taking over.

Our crew on Engine 3, in Buchanan, captured this unique image while working on the Blue Ridge Parkway this afternoon.

Thanks to FF/Paramedic Kehr for the pic!

08/25/2026

Commission Permit Request for WVWA waterline extension to serve Dal-Nita Hills was unanimously approved.

📣EAGLE ROCK CLEANUP PROJECT UPDATEBotetourt County received seven bids for the cleanup work at the Railroad Avenue prope...
08/25/2026

📣EAGLE ROCK CLEANUP PROJECT UPDATE

Botetourt County received seven bids for the cleanup work at the Railroad Avenue property in Eagle Rock. The bids ranged from $225,051 to $883,959.

The County currently has $132,854 in available funding, meaning even the lowest bid is above the funding available for the project.

Deputy County Administrator David Moorman provided an update to the Board of Supervisors, noting that the County is now working with the state to determine whether additional funding can be made available. The County is also exploring options with the low bidder to see if the project cost can be reduced.

The County has received a time extension on the project, which provides additional flexibility. However, staff is continuing to work as quickly as possible to see this project move forward.

LEARN MORE:

Botetourt County continues to work toward the cleanup and restoration of the property at 72 Railroad Avenue in Eagle Rock, following a project update provided by Deputy County Administrator David Moor

VA House of Delegates Recognizes Steve Clinton for 23 Years of Service to Botetourt CountyThe Virginia House of Delegate...
08/25/2026

VA House of Delegates Recognizes Steve Clinton for 23 Years of Service to Botetourt County

The Virginia House of Delegates has recognized Steve Parks Clinton for 23 years of dedicated service to Botetourt County as a member of the Board of Supervisors representing the Amsterdam District.

The resolution recognizes Clinton’s leadership, military service, professional accomplishments and contributions to Botetourt County — from helping bring new jobs to the community and advancing major projects to championing historic preservation.

Read the full House of Delegates resolution and learn more about Steve Clinton’s 23 years of service to Botetourt County.

👉 Read the full resolution at the link below.

The Virginia House of Delegates has recognized former Botetourt County Board of Supervisors member Steve Parks Clinton for 23 years of dedicated service to Botetourt County and the Amsterdam District.

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