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County receives updates: VDOT bridge work, Richard Bland College plans and John Tyler ASAP data

Dinwiddie County Board of Supervisors · November 19, 2024
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Summary

VDOT briefed the board on the Route 703 bridge closure and schedule; Richard Bland College outlined enrollment gains, dual-enrollment growth and plans for an innovation park; John Tyler ASAP presented DUI and crash data for Dinwiddie and described services and monitoring programs.

Multiple non-decision presentations occupied the early part of the meeting.

A VDOT representative reported that the Route 703 bridge detour remains in place while crews repave the deck and that a specialized grooving machine delay will keep the bridge under single-lane operation until early December; VDOT also described resurfacing, mowing and a new message board plan on I‑85.

Terrell Robinson of Richard Bland College highlighted student and program growth, including a rise in dual-enrollment at Dinwiddie High School, the college’s academic-innovation center, new athletics and a proposal to pursue independent governance; the college asked the board to re-adopt a resolution of support for that legislative effort.

Ashley and her ASAP colleagues presented John Tyler Alcohol Safety Action Program statistics and services for Dinwiddie, reporting 667 crashes in 2023 (45 alcohol related), five alcohol-related fatalities in 2023 and a range of monitoring and treatment services, including ignition interlocks and continuous alcohol monitoring options.

Board members thanked presenters and asked for continued coordination on traffic and education priorities.