Dinwiddie County honors Diana Bryant's 38-year career at VDOT retirement ceremony

The Dinwiddie County Board of Supervisors honored Diana Bryant during their meeting on April 15, 2025, recognizing her remarkable 38-year career with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). The board adopted a retirement resolution celebrating Bryant's extensive contributions to transportation infrastructure in the region.

Bryant began her career in November 1986 as a highway construction inspector in Chesterfield County and steadily advanced through various roles, including construction contract administrator and assistant residency administrator. Her leadership was pivotal in overseeing critical transportation projects and ensuring compliance with state regulations, significantly enhancing the safety and functionality of the county's roadways.

The resolution, read aloud by board member Missy Brown, highlighted Bryant's professionalism and dedication, noting her lasting impact on the community. The board expressed heartfelt gratitude for her service and wished her well in retirement, marking the occasion as a significant moment for both Bryant and the county.

Following the resolution, the board unanimously voted to adopt it, underscoring the community's appreciation for Bryant's legacy of public service. As she embarks on this new chapter, her contributions will be remembered as a cornerstone of Dinwiddie County's transportation development.