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- FY24 WA/SW Rates | Town-of-Blackstone
FY24 Water & Sewer Rates Effective July 1, 2023 Usage Town of Blackstone *In Town Wa ter & Se wer Rates* Gallo ns Amount 0-3,000 $26.42 3,001-40,000 $8.81/1000 40,001-8 7,000 $8.64/1000 87,001- 130,000 $8.52/1000 130,001-999,999 $8.35/1000 *Minimum s ewer fee of $26.49 * Sewer Rate will be $8.81 per thousand gallons of water over 3,000 gallons used. *Customers having sewer only will be charged $41.37 per month. * Out Of Town Wate r & Sewer Rates * G allo ns Amount 0- 3,000 $39.63 3,001-40,000 $13.22/1000 40,001- 8 7,000 $12.96/1000 87, 001- 130,000 $12.78/1000 130,001 - 999,999 $12.53/1000 *Minimum sewer fee of $39.74 *Sewer Rate will be $13.22 per thousand gallons of water over 3,000 gallons used. *Customers having sewer only will be charged $62.06 per month.
- FY24 EL Rates | Town-of-Blackstone
FY24 Electric Rates Electric Rates Effective July 1, 2023 Usage Town of Blackstone Residential: Basic customer Charge $9.17/MONTH FIRST 800 0.10778 801 - 2,500 0.11828 2,501 - 50, 0 00 0.11898 OVER 50,001 0.11931 SECURITY LIGHT $10.57 PER MONTH $3.00 UTILITY TAX FOR NOTTOWAY COUNTY PER METER FOR LANDFILL Small General: Basic Charge $17.14/MONTH First 20KW FREE all over 20 KW $9.88 First 2,500 KWH 0.11263 2,501 - 3,000 KWH 0.11333 3,001 - 50,000 KWH 0.08595 All over 50,001 KWH 0.08627 $3.00 UTILITY TAX FOR NOTTOWAY COUNTY PER METER FOR LANDFILL THE FEE FOR DELIVERING DISCONNECTION NOTICES IS $12.50 Power Clause Adjustment (PCA): All utility customers will have a PCA charge code for the following pass thru expenses: PCp *True Up 0.00 per kWh FA *Fuel Adjustment 0.00807 per kWh SEPA *Southeastern Power Admin 0.00164 per kWh Electric Consumption Tax: State Special Local Total Consumption Tax Regulatory Tax Consumption Tax Consumption Tax 0 – 2500 KWH $0.00102 $0.000195 $0.00038 $0.00160 2,501– 50,000 KWH $0.00065 $0.000130 $0.00024 $0.00102 OVER 50,001 $0.00050 $0.000091 $0.00018 $0.00077 FY24 Rate Change Schedule
- Home | Town-of-Blackstone
Town Updates Explore Global Educational Opportunities at Virginia Union University Global Educational Opportunities VUU Global Educational Opportunities VUU Hospitality Management Program Application Emergency Only Utility Outages 434-292-3402
- COMMUNITY POLICING DATA | Town-of-Blackstone
cOMMUNITY POLICING DATA COLLECTION REPORT January 2026 February 2026 March 2026 April 2026 May 2026 June 2026 July 2026 August 2026 September 2026 October 2026 November 2025 December 2025
- Meeting Minutes | Town-of-Blackstone
Town Council Meeting Minutes 2021 Meeting Minutes 2022 Meeting Minutes 2023 Meeting Minutes 2024 Meeting Minutes Planning Commission Minutes BZA Minutes Special Called Meetings Continued Meetings 2025 Meeting Minutes 2026 Meeting Minutes
- Continued Meetings | Town-of-Blackstone
Continued Meetings March 15, 2023 May 3, 2023 June 28, 2023 October 4, 2023 November 21, 2023 November 28, 2023 January 3, 2024 February 7, 2024 February 12, 2024 May 1, 2024 June 5, 2024 June 20, 2024 June 27, 2024 August 7, 2024 October 1, 2024 January 8, 2025 January 22, 2025 June 25, 2025 October 29, 2025 February 18, 2026 May 28, 2026 June 25, 2026 May 29, 2025
- Blackstone Police Department | Town-of-Blackstone
Blackstone Police Department News & Events In January 2021 the Blackstone Police Department started collecting monthly data for the Virginia Community Policing Act. These reports are now available online for your convenience. Please click on the link below to view these reports. Community Policing Data ALPR Policy ALPR Report 2026
- Workforce Housing | Town-of-Blackstone
Town Of Blackstone Workforce Housing The Town has established a Workforce Housing Revolving Fund Program (WHP) designed to facilitate the transition of individuals into first-time homeownership within the Town of Blackstone. This program is designed to support the construction of newly built, stick-built homes priced at a rate that is 25% lower than the prevailing market rates in the area. 1/18 Workforce Housing Informational Flyer If you have any questions please contact Chastiddy Bryant Community Development Specialist Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Phone Number : (434) 292-7251 ext. 227 Mail *If you wish to email Ms. Bryant please click on the envelope* Workforce Housing Application 1. Who does this program hope to assist? Answer - This program is geared toward the Workforce class. The workforce class is defined by an individual holding a position/career/job for a minimum of 24 months. 2. Does Credit Score impact my chances of purchasing a home under this program? Answer - Although the Town does not use your credit score, prospective clients must demonstrate their ability to secure financing for the purchase of a home. Lenders typically assess various factors, including credit score, debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, and monthly discretionary expenses, when determining the loan amount, they are willing to extend. 3. If my credit score is low, will the program work with me to become a homeowner? Answer - The Town collaborates with the Southside Outreach Group (SSG) in South Boston to assist individuals in improving their credit scores to qualify for loans from lenders. Upon receipt of a loan application and all necessary documentation by the Town, these materials are forwarded to SSG. SSG then obtains a comprehensive credit report from all three major credit bureaus and reaches out to the client directly. A detailed discussion takes place regarding the client's credit score, its implications, and potential strategies to enhance the client's score. 4. Does the home have to be built in Blackstone? Answer - In accordance with the program's design, it is mandatory that all residences developed under this initiative be constructed on single-family lots that are owned by the Town of Blackstone. 5. Do I have to be a Blackstone/ Nottoway resident? Answer - We invite all individuals interested in homeownership to apply for the program, with particular encouragement for residents of Blackstone to participate. This initiative is accessible to a diverse range of applicants. 6. Can I apply for the program if I have already owned a home? Answer - Regrettably, the program is designed specifically for first-time homebuyers or individuals who have not owned a residence within the past three years. 7. How long will it take to become a homeowner through this program? Answer - The timeline varies by client, as each person is at a different stage in their lives. If a client is approved for a loan, the average home can be built in approximately 6 months, depending on weather and other factors. FAQ:
- DMV Select | Town-of-Blackstone
DMV- Select The Town of Blackstone offers a DMV Select inside of the Town Treasurer's office. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 9am to 4pm. If you have any questions please call 434-292-7251.
- Goals | Town-of-Blackstone
Town Council Goals *Please click below to see the Town Council 2023-2027 Term Proposed Goals* 2023-2027 Proposed Goals
- Planning & Zoning | Town-of-Blackstone
Planning & Zoning The Zoning Administrator for the Town of Blackstone is Philip Vannoorbeeck. The Planning Commission is a 5 member body that is appointed by Town Council, and is tasked with making recommendations to Town Council regarding Re-Zoning requests and Use by Special Exception Requests. Please contact the Zoning Administrator to discuss any of these Zoning issues. The Planning Commission is also tasked with the update of the Town’s Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan is required by law to be reviewed every 5 years and updated or rewritten every 10 years. For More Info Zoning Application & Map Re-Zoning Application Zoning Ordinance








