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Provide an atmosphere of nurture, support and affirmation for preschoolers

Heads the legislative branch of the local government. Board has control over taxation, budgets, borrowings, certain appointments and accounting.

Provides emergency shelter, transitional housing, rapid re-housing and permanent supportive housing with clinical support services for homeless families.

Provide food to local community.

The Department of Public Works and Environmental Services builds and maintains safe, reliable infrastructure that improves public health and provides a high quality of life for residents. The department's four business areas - Solid Waste Management, Capital Facilities, Wastewater Management, and Stormwater Management - work together to create and preserve sustainable communities.

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A police department meeting the crime prevention and enforcement needs of Bristol. Call the Crimesolvers Tips line at 276-466-TIPS to report a crime and/or any suspicious activity. Call 9-1-1 for emergencies.

Dedicated to protecting the life, individual liberty, and property of all people within the Town of Christiansburg. Ensures that citizens are content as residents by providing a feeling of safety and security. Promotes a positive and productive work environment for all employees. Provides the following services: *Administration; *Support Services; *Patrol; *DARE; *Investigations; *School Resource; *Dispatch/Communications; *Crime Mapping; *Community Emergency Notification System(ENS). Crime Line: 540-382-4084 To sign up for the Community Emergency Notification System alerts, visit the website at: www.christiansburg.org/index.aspxnid=451.

Trained volunteers provide regular contact, safety checks, and medication reminders, scheduled at the recipient’s convenience.

Provides HIV pre- and post-test counseling, and HIV testing. Also provides referral for persons testing positive and partner counseling and referral services. Provides case management support for persons enrolled in Arlandria Neighborhood Health Services, Inc. for HIV Primary Medical Care. A part of the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP).

Provides residents with comprehensive environmental health services such as food, water and building inspection, sewage disposal, septic and well permits, public food permits, regulation of public food establishments, tourist establishment sanitation and restaurant applications. Investigates reports of food illnesses, working with businesses and citizens to educate and correct deficiencies. Also investigates reports of raw sewage or other reports of ground water contamination.

The Victim/Witness Assistance Program, operating within the office of the Commonwealth's Attorney, provides assistance to victims and witnesses of crime throughout the criminal justice process to ensure they are treated fairly and compassionately. This program also makes referrals to community services available to crime victims and witnesses.

The Dibert Food Panty provides necessary food resources that support families and help them thrive. Families can pick up food once per month, with at least 30 days between visits, no appointment is necessary, but clients are advised to call to be sure that food is available.

The household water well system loan program is designed to assist low- to moderate-income individuals needing loans to construct, refurbish and service their household well systems. The purpose of the program is to target loans to the significant numbers of homeowners in the seven states whose geographically isolated households lack water service, but for whom it is not feasible to be connected to new or existing community water systems. Serves the following states Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont . The Individual Household Well Loan Program can be up to $15,000. Interest rate at 1% and term can be up to 10 years.

Centra's Diabetes program is designed to promote diabetes self-management. We provide diabetes education to patients, family members and caretakers, and we offer inpatient as well as outpatient education. All we ask is that patients provide a physician referral so we'll have information about their needs, and their medical providers will know the proper instructions. Through our program, people recently diagnosed with diabetes learn survival skills including: A basic intro to the disease process Foot care Eye and dental health Meal planning and food label reading Guidelines for sick day management Medication information (oral or insulin) Self-monitoring guidelines Instructions on use of the glucose meter Exercise to promote better control of the disease and improve well-being Managing complications Traveling skills Intensive insulin management Hotline available to answer diabetic related questions. Phone information only. For emergencies, please contact physician

Oxford House is a network of self-run, self-supported recovery homes for members recovering from alcohol and substance abuse. When an individual is accepted for membership in an Oxford House, there is no time limit on how long he or she can live there, but the use of alcohol or drugs or non-payment of rent will result in expulsion. There is no clean time required to move into an Oxford House.

RoCo Alert is a system used by Roanoke County public safety officials to deliver emergency notifications to residents and businesses impacted by, or in danger of being impacted by, an emergency or disaster. The RoCo Alert service is provided by Twenty First Century Communications, Inc. under contract to Roanoke County, Virginia. Officials within the Roanoke County Emergency Communications Center can activate RoCo Alert when needed for wide area disasters such as wildfires or storm damage and also for very local alerts for flooding or neighborhood emergencies.

Provides job skills training and supported employment opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Assists visiting tourists with information about the area; historical sites, fun/recreational things to do, tour information, events and directions.

Provides emergency financial assistance if funds are available.

Insures the safety of county residents, personal property, and well-being of animals by enforcing the animal control ordinances.

Amherst County 9-1-1 Communications Center serves as the public safety answering point (PSAP). The center takes calls for and dispatches the Amherst County Sheriff's Office, Amherst Town Police, Amherst Fire Department, Amherst Life Saving Crew, Monelison Fire and Rescue Department, Pedlar Fire, Amherst County Animal Control. Even though the Amherst County 911 Center has multiple functions, there are two primary job functions within the Communications Center. 1. Receiving Incoming Calls. When a telephone call is received by the Center either via 911 or on a non-emergency line, the telecommunicater collects the information from the caller. 2. Dispatching The Call. The operator then dispatches the call to the appropriate agency or agencies.

Offers a large range of services starting with pre-retirement counseling, benefit information, and benefit updates. In addition, it is a general point of contact for retirees and their family members for information and referral to other agencies, which includes the Veterans Administration.

This facility can house up to 22 children at any time. The shelter has two separate wings for boys and girls monitored by a security alarm system. Separate boys and girls units hold up to eleven children each between the ages of 5 and 18. Each separate unit contains five bedrooms, three baths, and a large day room. The day room is filled with video games, board games, satellite television, and lots of videos to keep the children busy. A glass office allows the staff private areas to perform their necessary paperwork. A central dining area and a commercial kitchen provides three meals a day for the children at this facility. Downstairs, there is a large recreation room filled with video games, a pool table and air hockey. 24-hour awake staff provides for the children's daily needs and manage their behavior. Social workers manage each child's assessment and treatment during this 45-day program. Residential services at the Emergency and Assessment Shelter include: * 45-day Assessment Program * Daily Care and Nurturing * 24-hour awake staff * Academic testing * Psychological Evaluation and testing * Social History * Medical Care * Dental Care * Psychiatry & Counseling (Individual and Family) * Recreation Program * Transportation Services * Spiritual Guidance * Assessment Profile (presented to the court or placing agency) o Academic and Psychological testing results o Social history o Physical exam report o Behavioral Observations o Recommendation for long-term placement

Transportation is covered by Medicaid when you do not have another way to get to your doctor appointment or other Medicaid services. It is available for Medicaid members who are part of our managed care health plans as well as members in our fee-for-service program. Your member ID card lists the phone number to call for transportation.