Fluvanna Leadership Development Program
Application to Participate

For more information, contact:

Tammy Grigg (co-chair)
(434) 589-5558
grigg9111@earthlink.net
Or
Easton Loving (co-chair)
(434) 589-7859
reloving@embarqmail.com 
 

Program Overview

  • Would you like to learn more about the way Fluvanna County really works?
  • Do you want to know how you can do more to serve your community?
  • Have you thought about volunteering, but been afraid that you just don't have the sort of training and experience that are needed?

Supervisor Marvin Moss speaking to FLDP in the historic courtroomIf the answer to any (or all) of these questions is "yes," then the Fluvanna Leadership Development Program, with its focus on training citizens to participate in county affairs, was created specifically for you.

The classes are designed to educate you on county governance and to prepare you to assume a larger, more effective role in your community, at meetings, and on the various boards and commissions.

The program consists of 12 classes followed by a graduation ceremony and banquet. Starting in September and ending in March, most of the classes will be held on the second Monday and fourth Tuesday evenings of the month from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. in various locations throughout the county. Topics for discussion include Fluvanna history and government, economic development, natural resources and rural preservation, human services, and the schools.

Enrollment is limited to the first 25 applicants. Applications are available from the Extension Office or may be downloaded from this Website. They must be returned together with the $25 registration fee (scholarships are available) by mid-August.

The Board of Supervisors sponsor this program which also receives support from the Fluvanna Ruritan Club, the Chamber of Commerce and the Cooperative Extension Office.

 

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