Virginia Association of Counties honors Orange County with two Achievement Awards
October 22, 2024 | Orange County, Virginia
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Bennett explained that VACO, established in 1934, aims to support county officials through advocacy, educational programs, and communication efforts. The Achievement Awards program, initiated in 2003, recognizes counties that implement creative solutions to enhance public services, setting examples for others to follow.
The awards not only reflect the county's commitment to improving community services but also serve as a source of pride for residents, showcasing Orange County's dedication to innovation and excellence in governance. This recognition underscores the county's efforts to address local needs effectively and encourages continued progress in public service delivery.
As the meeting progressed, the board and community members expressed their gratitude for the recognition, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and innovation in serving the public. The awards are a testament to the hard work of county officials and staff, reinforcing the community's commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all residents.
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