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Board recognizes Sandra Woods Heath and local organizations in May proclamations

Patrick County Board of Supervisors · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The Patrick County Board of Supervisors presented the Patrick County Partner recognition to Sandra Woods Heath, honored STEP Incorporated during Community Action Month and approved a Ruritan awareness proclamation; attendees included Pamela Smith (Ruritan district governor) and Michael Armbruster (STEP CEO).

The board read proclamations recognizing community service and local organizations. Sandra Woods Heath was named this month's Patrick County Partner in recognition of nearly 30 years of service as district manager of the Patrick County Soil and Water Conservation District and broad volunteer activity, including youth fishing initiatives and local agricultural leadership.

Pamela Smith, who identified herself as district governor for the Dan River District, spoke briefly on behalf of the local Ruritan membership before the board approved a Ruritan awareness proclamation. Michael Armbruster, CEO of STEP Incorporated, thanked the county for 60 years of support and described services STEP provides, including congregate meals and transportation for seniors; the board approved a proclamation recognizing May 2026 as Community Action Month.

The board also recognized Donna Shuff's 22 years of service earlier in the agenda. Proclamations were approved by motions and unanimous voice votes as presented.