The Wythe County Board of Supervisors is seeking citizens who have interest and expertise to serve on various committees in Wythe County. Some of the committees are:

• Community Policy & Management Team
• Emergency Planning Committee
• Industrial Development Authority
• Wythe/Bland Joint Public Service Authority
• Wythe/Grayson Regional Library Board
• Mount Rogers Community Services Board
• NR/MR Workforce Investment Board
• Planning Commission
• Recreation Commission
• Smyth-Wythe Airport Commission
• Social Services Board
• SWVA Emergency Medical Services Council
• Tourism Advisory Committee
• Wall of Honor Committee
• Wytheville Community College Board
• Fire & Rescue Board of Directors

Citizens who desire to serve are requested to fill out the application HERE and submit it to the County Administration Office, 340 South Sixth Street, Wytheville, VA  24382. Applications may be submitted electronically or in written format.

If you have any questions, please contact Martha Collins at (276)223-4504 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Wythe County's Joint E-911 Communications Center will be implementing a citizen emergency notification system July 1, 2014.

Though the county's E-911 center already has residents' landline numbers, you will need to sign-up to receive emergency alerts on your mobile devices and email.

CLICK HERE to register your email and mobile device to receive emergency notifications.

YouTube videos of the Wythe County Board of Supervisors meetings are viewable on YouTube at the following link:

https://www.youtube.com/user/WytheCountyVirginia

(DISCLAIMER: The above link will redirect you to another website, not controlled by the county)

A 911 address is critical for fire department, rescue squad, and law enforcement officers to respond in case of an emergency. This address is often used by residents for receiving mail and package deliveries and for providing directions to one’s house. Every house, business, industry, religious building, school, etc. in Wythe County has a 911 address. In order for the 911 address system to operate effectively, there must be road signs at intersections throughout Wythe County and 911 address numbers must be visible on houses.

The Wythe County Board of Supervisors requests your assistance in identifying damaged or missing 911 road signs throughout the county. Each intersection in Wythe County should have a road sign. Citizens are asked to call the Wythe County Administration Office at 276-223-4500 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and report any missing or damaged road signs. Please advise if the sign is missing, has been knocked down, or is otherwise damaged. As these signs are critical for the safety and welfare of Wythe County citizens, please contact the Sheriff’s Office if you see or have knowledge of anyone vandalizing or stealing road signs.

In addition, the Enhanced 911 Emergency Telephone Ordinance requires that each owner display the 911 number assigned to the building. If the number on the building is not visible from the road, it must also be posted at the entrance to the property such as on a post or mailbox.

The Wythe County Board of Supervisors appreciates your assistance in identifying missing or damaged road signs and helping our emergency responders by posting 911 addresses on your homes and businesses.