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Bland County adopts VDOT secondary six-year plan for FY2025–FY2030

Bland County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Bland County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted resolutions approving VDOT’s proposed secondary six-year plan for FY2025–FY2030, covering eight local routes; the public hearing drew no speakers.

The Bland County Board of Supervisors on April 23 unanimously adopted resolutions approving the Virginia Department of Transportation’s proposed Secondary Six-Year Plan for fiscal years 2025–2030, covering routes 603, 663, 652, 642, 616, 647, 639 and phase 1 of route 640.

Mr. James Schwartz of VDOT presented the proposed secondary roads plan during a public hearing that Chairman Keith Costello opened and closed; there were no public comments. The board made the adoption by motion, and a roll call vote recorded all members voting in favor.

The resolution formalizes the county’s endorsement of VDOT’s schedule for secondary road projects in the listed corridors. The meeting record does not include project-level funding amounts or construction schedules; VDOT typically provides that detail in its published plan and follow-up documentation.

The board voted on the measure during its regularly scheduled meeting at the Bland County Courthouse. With the resolutions adopted, the county’s action will be transmitted to VDOT as part of the plan-finalization process.