Orange County Welcomes Matthew Garvey as new E911 Director By: Orange County Communicatiosn Department
Orange County is excited to welcome Matthew Garvey to the team as our organization’s new Emergency Communications (E911) Director. Mr. Garvey brings with him more than 25 years of emergency communications experience. He will assume his new role with Orange County on Tuesday, February 17, 2026. In his most recent role as Emergency Communications Assistant Administrator with Frederick County, MD, Mr. Garvey was responsible for the management of three teams of emergency communicators. His experience reflects a strong background in emergency systems technology, including upgrading systems and processes while working collaboratively with other departments, vendors, and stakeholders.
“I’m excited to join the Orange County team,” said Matthew Garvey. “I look forward to working with our Emergency Communicators to provide effective, professional service to our community,” he added.
“We look forward to bringing Mr. Garvey on board,” said Stephanie Straub, Deputy County Administrator. “The Sheriff and I are confident his experience in the challenging world of emergency communications will benefit our community and team,” she added.
For more information about Orange County Emergency Communications, please visit our website at www.orangecountyva.gov/208/Emergency-Communications.
The 4:00 P.M. burn law went into effect February 15, 2026. View Details on the virginia department of forestry website. Citizens planning to hold a controlled burn are reminded to notify Emergency Communications at (540) 672-1234 (Non-Emergency Number) BEFORE beginning a burn. Remember:
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