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The first ever citizen based referendum in the Town of Christiansburg Virginia was put to the vote on November 3, 2009.

A record number of voters turned out and 88% of them voted yes.

The last May election for the Town of Christiansburg will be held in May of 2010. Starting November 2011, those Town elections will be held in November.

The citizens of the Town of Christiansburg have spoken, regardless of their reasons.

Until then, we need to work diligently to make sure that people are highly aware of the May 2010 election date and that voters turn out in record numbers.

Move the Vote

YES! Move the Vote!

Christiansburg Referendum 2009

Join us on Facebook @ Move The Vote in Christiansburg Virginia

Want to know more? Visit http://myvaresources.com/Town%20Information.htm


Welcome to My Virginia Resources.

Much of the information found here is about the Town of Christiansburg, where I live. The site came into being when I found that documents I needed to obtain from the town were not available on their website. I began a quest to obtain the documents that I needed and realized that other people might want them as well. So, I taught myself how to build a website and how to use a scanner. I am now working on the ongoing process of maintaining and expanding the website as new topics come to my attention. I later taught myself how to use digital voice and video recorders and how to get them posted to the web.

Since that time the Town of Christiansburg has created a new website which does include some of this information. I must commend the town for the work that they have done thus far and their continued work to improve and expand public access to information!

To the left you will find a list of links that you may find useful for finding information about United States government, the State of Virginia, and specific jurisdictions within the areas where I live in Southwest Virginia. Montgomery County, the Town of Blacksburg, the Town of Christiansburg, and the City of Radford are represented. The Local Government sites will take you to the offical websites for those jurisdictions while the U.S. and Virgini links will direct to to websites for specific sections of interest.

The links at the top of the page are specific to the Town of Christiansburg and contain historical information.

Anyone can do what I have done here if they but have a bit of patience and are willing to work. It is my hope that others will take a chance and do just that.

Thank you for taking the time to visit here. I hope you find this site helpful.

Carol Lindstrom

 

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Last Updated: December 13, 2009