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The City Manager is the Chief Executive Officer of the City of Radford and is appointed by the City Council.

Plan review and zoning compliance for code conformity

The County Administrator's office is responsible for the day to day operations of the county government. Activities include general management, financial management and budgeting, economic development and solid waste management, as well as supervision of county departments.

Blacksburg Town Council is the legislative body responsible for adopting all ordinances and resolutions, approving the annual operating and capital budgets, setting all tax rates, approving the five year Capital Improvement Program, setting all user fees, making land use and zoning decisions, and establishing long range plans and policies. The council appoints a town manager to act as lead administrator of the organization. He serves at the pleasure of council, carries out policies, directs business procedures, and has the power of appointment and removal of all town employees except the town attorney and the town clerk, who are also appointed by the council. Duties and responsibilities of the town manager include preparing, submitting, and overseeing the capital and operating budgets; advising the council on affairs of the town; addressing citizen concerns; enforcing the town charter; and directing the leadership of all departments.

Provides for the administration of the city government.

City Manager is hired to serve the council and the community and brings to the local government the benefits of his/her training and experience in administering municipal or county projects and programs. The manager prepares a budget for the council's consideration; recruits, hires, terminates, and supervises government staff; serves as the council's chief advisor; and carries out the council's policies. Council members and residents count on the manager to provide complete and objective information about local operations, discuss the pros and cons of alternatives, and offer an assessment of the long-term consequences of their decisions.

Services provided are adoption of the City budget, approval of all tax levies, adoption of ordinances, approval of amendments, supplements or repeals to ordinances and the City codes, and appoints the City Manager, City Clerk, City Attorney and various local boards, commissions and committees.

Pittsylvania County is governed by a seven-member Board of Supervisors, who are elected by district to four-year terms. The Board of Supervisors is responsible for appointing the County Administrator and making policy decisions for Pittsylvania County. Among other things, the Board has power to pass and repeal ordinances and has final approval power on the annual budget.

The County Administrator serves as the chief administrative officer of Fauquier County and supervises the day-to-day operations of all county departments and agencies.

Along with the Board of Supervisors, the County Administrator develops and implements the policies and procedures of Westmoreland County.

They are tasked with managing a broad range of responsibilities, including budget administration, employee management, and ensuring the efficient execution of town services.

Issues business licenses. Offers assistance with state tax returns and estimated tax returns. Tax relief for elderly and permanently and totally disabled. Access personal property and processes real estate assessments and re-assessments, processes State tax returns, assists DMV with State motor Vehicle Rental taxes, assists Board of Equalization on citizens real property complaints, assists state with the Bank Franchise Tax. Administers Meal Tax.

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

Provides a department of local government which serves as the elected representative of the people and is responsible for the establishment of policy and laws to be carried out by the city manager. Instrumental in implementing the establishment of neighborhoods, senior service and community service centers. Other services include community planning and development in coordination with city agencies. Administrative services include budgeting. Council votes on budgets submitted by city agencies.

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

Serves as the legislative branch for the City of Franklin.Divided into six council wards, Franklin's city council ensures the voice of citizens is heard. Led by an elected mayor and appointed City Manager, citizens in each of the six wards elect a council representative to serve a four-year term. Regular sessions are semi-monthly on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

The Town Manager is appointed by the Town Council to oversee the daily operations of the Town of Amherst, advise and administer the policies and procedures of the Town Council, and enforce Town ordinances adopted and actions passed by Town Council. The Town Manager is responsible for the management of all Town departments and all Town funds, working with the Finance Office to coordinate the budget development process that includes revenue and expenditure projections for the upcoming fiscal year, and reviewing policies and programs in an effort to provide improved services to the community.

The County Administrator is appointed by the Board of Supervisors to manage and coordinate the overall day-to-day operations and activities of the County government. The County Administrator also serves as the chief advisor to the Board and conducts County business in accordance with Board policy. Duties include executing all policies established by the Board or mandated by the State, preparing and administering the budget, and supervising the function of County departments. The County Administrator also has primary responsibility for personnel administration, including hiring and removal of staff, staff organization, employee performance, review of proposed personnel actions, and interpretation of personnel policies.

Provides administration for the government of the City of Waynesboro.

Oversees the operation of Washington County.

The Richmond City Council represent citizens in creating and amending local laws, providing government policy and oversight and approving the city budget.

Responsible for the administration and operation of Accomack County government. This office supervises the general affairs of the County. Complaints are referred to the various department heads for resolution. The County Administrator works directly with the Board of Supervisors.

Responsible for the administration and operation of Southampton County government.

Serves as the elected representative of the people who presides over Council meetings; acts as the ceremonial head of the city; and assumes other duties at Council's discretion.

Works directly for the Board of Supervisors. Responsibilities include drafting, implementing, and enforcing policies that are adopted by the Board of Supervisors. The administrator also maintains the record of the proceedings for the Board of Supervisors, and maintains county operating and capital budgets.