Isle of Wight County, Virginia

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Isle of Wight County is one of 95 counties in Virginia. According to the 2000 Census, its population was 29,728.

Website evaluation

Main article: Evaluation of Virginia county websites

The good

• Contact information and term dates for county board members are posted.^[1]

• County board meeting agendas^[2] and minutes^[3] for current and previous years are posted.

• Contact information for county administrative officials is posted on the individual departments' web pages.^[4]

• County budgets and audited annual financial reports for current and previous years are available.^[5]

• The Website includes a link^[6] to the Virginia Association of Counties,^[7] which lists the county as a member.

• County taxes can be paid online.^[8]

The bad

• Current bid requests^[9] are posted, but there are no listings of award notices or current contracts.

• No information about FOIA requests is posted, and no record of the county's FOIA compliance is available.

External links

Isle of Wight County

• Isle of Wight County Website

References

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Government	Virginia State Constitution | Executive | House of Representatives | Senate |
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Ballot Measures	Ballot measures | Amending the constitution | History of direct democracy | Campaign finance requirements |

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