Lunenburg County, VA

06/03/2026

Job opportunity at Lunenburg County Department of Social Services :

Hiring Range: $39,948.00 to $50,000.00 Full Time or Part Time: Full TimeAdditional Detail Title Description- Lunenburg County Department of Social Services is seeking a highly motivated and analytical professional to serve as an Administrative Analyst within the Children’s Services Act (CSA) Progr...

06/03/2026

REMINDER OF TAX PAYMENTS DUE: Friday, June 5, 2026

The first half of annual real estate and personal property tax payments are due to the Lunenburg County Treasurer this Friday, June 5th.

05/29/2026

NOTICE: BURN BAN DISCONTINUED
The burn ban for Lunenburg County, Virginia, has been lifted. The Board of Supervisors approved the discontinuation of the burn ban.

Lunenburg Emergency Management advises that the public burn with caution and monitor surface and wind conditions when burning. It is recommended to call Dispatch at 434-696-4452 to notify them of planned burning in case they receive calls from concerned citizens who see flames or smoke.

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

The Board of Supervisors will hold a continued meeting and public hearings on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at 6PM. This meeting will be followed by a 7PM Planning Commission meeting with a presentation on battery energy storage systems from Dominion Energy. Please see the advertised notice below, and the FY27 Budget document.

05/08/2026

Board of Supervisors
May 14, 2026
Meeting Agenda

04/17/2026

UPCOMING TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE AND DETOUR starting Monday, April 20th:

RTE 655 (PLANK ROAD) DETOUR
Route 655 will be closed from Rte. 637 (Craig Mill Rd) to Rte. 652 (Oaks Rd).

Traffic will be rerouted on to Rte. 637 (Craig Mill Rd) to Rte. 647 (Sneads Store Rd) onto Rte. 646 (Laurel Branch Rd) back to Rte. 655 (Plank Rd).

Road closure is scheduled for 4/20/2026 thru 04/22/2026 at the most.

04/17/2026

Unfortunately, conditions are only getting drier across our area without any appreciable rainfall. A prolonged period of warm and dry weather has worsened conditions significantly. Currently, over 60% of the Commonwealth is classified as D2 (Severe Drought) or higher. Here is the latest information:

04/15/2026

02/26/2026

Lunenburg residents are eligible to pick up water testing kits at Virginia Cooperative Extension Brunswick County.

What’s in Your Water? 💧�
Using a well, spring, or cistern for your drinking water? Take charge of your water quality! Virginia Cooperative Extension offers affordable water testing clinics across the state through the Virginia Household Water Quality Program.
$70/sample kit (subsidized kits may be available)�
Tests for: Coliform bacteria, E. coli, lead, copper, arsenic, hardness, pH, nitrate, sulfate, fluoride, and more!
Upcoming Clinic in Brunswick County:�
Kit Pick-Up: March 5 & 12, 100-A To***co Street, Room 102, Lawrenceville, VA | Drop-Off: March 18, 7:00–9:00 AM, 100-A To***co Street, Room 102, Lawrenceville, VA�
Registration for your kit online: https://tinyurl.com/VAHWQP-BR