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Government
Chart
The Town's end of fiscal year financial reporting. The Fiscal Year begins in July and ends in June. End of Year Annual Financial Reporting is updated at the start of the new fiscal year.
Tags No tags assigned
Created
September 19 2023
Views
5

Government
Chart
The Town's end of fiscal year financial reporting. The Fiscal Year begins in July and ends in June. End of Year Annual Financial Reporting is updated at the start of the new fiscal year.
Tags fiscal year
Created
September 19 2023
Views
7

Government
Chart
The Town's end of fiscal year financial reporting. The Fiscal Year begins in July and ends in June. End of Year Annual Financial Reporting is updated at the start of the new fiscal year.
Tags fiscal year
Created
September 19 2023
Views
8

Government
Dataset
The Town's end of fiscal year financial reporting. The Fiscal Year begins in July and ends in June. End of Year Annual Financial Reporting is updated at the start of the new fiscal year.
Tags fiscal management fiscal year
API Docs
Created
September 19 2023
Views
14

Government
Federated data Data Provided by data.virginia.gov
File or Document
The attached file includes the Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Availability Map Fabric (“Fabric”) Location IDs of underserved locations not in an existing state or federally funded project area. As determined through initial analysis by the Office of Broadband, these 27,806 locations have broadband access at speeds of 25/3, but lack broadband access to speeds of 100/20, as set out in the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD). A separate file is also on the Open Data Portal for unserved locations titled “Unserved BEAD Eligible Locations”). These Location IDs correspond with Version 2 of the Fabric. To download the Fabric, eligible entities must execute a license agreement with CostQuest Associates. More information about this process is available at https://www.costquest.com/broadband-serviceable-location-fabric/
Broadband providers must secure a Tier D License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit
https://apps.costquest.com/ntiarequest/ for more information.
Local governments and nonprofits must secure a Tier E License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. The application for a Tier E License will open soon and this page will be updated accordingly.
These Fabric Location IDs are provided for local governments, non-profit organizations, and internet service providers to analyze for purposes of the upcoming BEAD challenge process, as outlined in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1. Please visit the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative website for more information.
Please note the final list of Underserved BEAD Eligible Fabric Location IDs will be published following the BEAD challenge process. Also, please note the Office of Broadband is seeking the authority to publish the physical address which corresponds with each BEAD Eligible Fabric Location ID. This file will be updated as permission is gained or clarified otherwise.
Tags bead broadband challenge underserved vati
Created
September 18 2023
Views
62

Geographic Information
Federated data Data Provided by data.virginia.gov
File or Document
The attached file includes the Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Availability Map Fabric (“Fabric”) Location IDs of unserved locations not in an existing state or federally funded project area. As determined through initial analysis by the Office of Broadband, these 134,221 locations lack broadband access to speeds of 25/3, as set out in the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD). A separate file is also on the Open Data Portal for underserved locations titled “Underserved BEAD Eligible Locations”). These Location IDs correspond with Version 2 of the Fabric. To download the Fabric, eligible entities must execute a license agreement with CostQuest Associates. More information about this process is available at https://www.costquest.com/broadband-serviceable-location-fabric/
Broadband providers must secure a Tier D License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. Please visit
https://apps.costquest.com/ntiarequest/ for more information.
Local governments and nonprofits must secure a Tier E License from CostQuest to view the statewide fabric. The application for a Tier E License will open soon and this page will be updated accordingly.
These Fabric Location IDs are provided for local governments, non-profit organizations, and internet service providers to analyze for purposes of the upcoming BEAD challenge process, as outlined in Virginia’s BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 1. Please visit the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative website for more information.
Please note the final list of Unserved BEAD Eligible Fabric Location IDs will be published following the BEAD challenge process. Also, please note the Office of Broadband is seeking the authority to publish the physical address which corresponds with each BEAD Eligible Fabric Location ID. This file will be updated as permission is gained or clarified otherwise.
Tags bead broadband challenge vati
Created
September 18 2023
Views
57


Federated data Data Provided by data.virginia.gov
Story
Tags No tags assigned
Created
August 21 2023
Views
129

Geographic Information
Federated data Data Provided by data.virginia.gov
Dataset
The shapefile includes all FY2023 Virginia Telecommunication Initiative (VATI) awarded project areas. Note that project areas are approximate and may show overlap between projects where none exists.
Tags broadband internet internet access project areas shapefile and 1 more
API Docs
Created
August 7 2023
Views
38

Government
Federated data Data Provided by data.virginia.gov
Dataset
eVA is used by more than 245 state agencies and institutes of higher education, and 900+ local governments and public bodies, to announce bidding opportunities, receive quotes, order placement & approvals, contract management and more. Since its inception in 2001, eVA has transformed the way the Commonwealth buys goods and services from a decentralized, paper based process to a centralized, electronic platform. Providing industry leading procurement solutions for all public bodies, the marketplace includes nearly 100,000 businesses competing to provide the Commonwealth with quality goods and services, resulting in more than $25 million in savings annually. This dataset contains the purchase orders for the goods and services.
Tags procurement purchase order purchasing spending
API Docs
Created
July 3 2023
Views
172

Education
Federated data Data Provided by data.virginia.gov
Dataset
Documents in this collection differ from the loose documents in the “Free Negro” Registrations collection. Documents in this collection represent pages from bound registers recording free Black and multiracial people of Black descent across Virginia localities. Language for registering as a free person may have originated from a 1748 law for servants and enslaved people.

In 1793, the Virginia General Assembly specified that “free Negroes or mulattoes” were required to be registered and numbered in a book to be kept by the town clerk, which shall specify “age, name, colour, and stature, by whom, and in what court the said negro or mulatto was emancipated; or that such negro or mulatto was born free.” The process was extended to counties in 1803.This bound register often coincided with a loose certificate containing largely the same identifying information. The 1793 and 1803 laws reflect Virginia legislators’ reaction to a quickly growing free Black population across Virginia. Both the registration system and the process of renewal was enforced differently in the various Virginia localities. Thus, the information found in these registers may differ from year to year and across regions.

Although some clerks were already recording such features, an 1834 Act of Assembly made it a uniform requirement to record identifying marks and scars and the instrument of emancipation, whether by deed or will. In some instances, the clerk included additional information not required by law such as date or place of birth, the name of parents or spouses, trades and occupations, or where a person was emancipated. The amount of detail and type of information a clerk chose to record varied by locality and over time.

Descriptions included in this dataset are drawn directly from the original documents and may contain language which is now deemed offensive.
Tags library of virginia (lva) virginia untold
API Docs
Created
June 7 2023
Views
20,286