Upcoming Orange County Meetings
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
• Tuesday, January 28, 2025, 5:00 p.m.
• Thursday, February 6, 2025; 6:00 p.m. Economic Development Authority • Wednesday, February 19, 2025; 5:30 p.m. at 109 West Main Street, Orange, VA 22960
• Tuesday, February 11, 2025, 5:00 p.m.
Worksessions may be scheduled in advance of these meetings. Please check the Agendas & Minutes Portal for up - to - date details as the meeting dates approach.
Unless otherwise noted, listed meetings are held at: Board of Supervisors ’ Meeting Room Orange County Public Safety Building 11282 Government Center Drive, Orange, VA 22960
This information is for reference only and subject to change. Specific information about hearing topics and schedules will be available in that meeting ’ s agenda packet when published. Agendas can be accessed in the online Agenda Center. Please note that due to the monthly publication schedule of this newsletter, it is possible that some upcoming public hearings may not be listed. Pursuant to the applicable section of the Code of Virginia, notices for all public hearings will be posted in our newspaper of circulation (The Orange County Review) at least seven days prior to the hearing date, or as required by code.
Ron Kesner
Get to know Orange County staff... The Personnel File:
Deputy & Triad Coordinator
Deputy Ron Kesner currently serves as the Triad Coordinator for the Orange County Sheriff ’ s Office. He has an impressive background, having continuously served in law enforcement for 43 years! His prior roles have included the Albemarle County Police Department ’ s Bicycle patrol and the Marine Patrol for Louisa County, among others. When asked what he likes most about police work, Ron said he appreciates that law enforcement allows both “ routine and not routine ” activities everyday.
Juanesta Williams
Support Technician
His amazing record only makes it more meaningful when he says that serving in his current role has brought him “ the most joy and satisfaction. ” For those unfamiliar, Triad is an initiative of the Sheriff ’ s Office that aims to proactively support our seniors and help prevent their becoming victims of crime. It ’ s programs include the File of Life, Project Lifesaver, Guardian Alert, and many more. In addition to Deputy Kesner, the initiative is supported by a great team of 22 volunteers, community organizations, and fellow staff. Ron took the role in 2019, and has been amazed and moved by what the Triad program can do for a community. Deputy Kesner is an instrumented - rated private pilot, and enjoys flying his Piper PA - 32 during his free time. He has even applied this interest to the Project Lifesaver program, by flying his aircraft with a receiver during simulated searches for missing persons. He also enjoys fishing, playing tennis, and bicycling. If he could have any superpower, he said he ’ d like to be “ impervious to injury, ” after all, he can already fly, and being able to avoid getting hurt would let him play more tennis! Thanks, Deputy Kesner!
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