More information on COVID-19 vaccinations

Hanover County is continuing to hold COVID-19 vaccination clinics at its Ashland Junction Shopping Center location (the former Food Lion store). The clinic’s hours of operation vary, depending on the week and the availability of doses, and appointments are required to be vaccinated. Last week, the Virginia Department of Health launched a statewide COVID-19 vaccination pre-registration system at Vaccinate.Virginia.gov along with a statewide COVID-19 vaccination hotline at 1-877-VAX-IN-VA (877-829-4682). The website allows individuals to pre-register online, check that they are pre-registered and access additional information on Virginia’s vaccination rollout. Someone from the Health Department will contact you to set up your vaccination appointment when it is your turn (based on the phase and vaccine supply). Hanover County continues to operate its own call center at 804-365-3240. You can read answers to the most frequently asked COVID-19 questions at and watch a video here.

Board of Supervisors to meet Wednesday at 6 p.m.

On Wednesday, Feb. 24, the Board of Supervisors meets at 6 p.m. Deputy County Administrator Jim Taylor will update the Board on COVID-19 vaccinations. Several public hearings will be held immediately after Mr. Taylor’s presentation. The agenda and staff reports on all public hearings can be read here. All Board meetings can be watched live online with the archived version up on Thursday afternoon.

Deadline nears to sign up for tax relief program

Hanover County residents who are elderly or permanently disabled with a net worth of $200,000 or less are invited to sign up for the County’s real estate tax relief program. March 1 is the deadline to apply for this program in time for the relief to be applied to the tax bills sent out later this spring.