Strengthening the Region Through Collaboration
The New River Valley Regional Commission is an organization comprised of 12 local governments and two universities for the purpose of encouraging collaboration to address regionally significant issues and opportunities. Also known as PDC4, our organization encompasses the counties of Floyd, Giles, Montgomery, and Pulaski, and the City of Radford.
The Regional Commission convenes community leaders to build relationships and capacity across the region; provides technical assistance to members; serves as a liaison between local, state and federal governments; and implements services when requested by members.
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Featured Posts:
Second Regional Clean-up Makes Massive Impact
The second, regional ReNew the New Clean-up Event tripled the number of miles cleaned up and nearly tripled the tonnage of trash and tires removed from the New River Watershed, compared to last year’s event. Held on Saturday, August 26th, 2017, in Floyd, Giles, Montgomery, and Pulaski Counties, and the City of Radford, this year 475 volunteers and local government staff cleaned up over 30 miles of waterway and streambank on the New River and its tributaries.
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Smart Beginnings New River Valley to Launch Reading Hour in the Fall of 2017
The Program will be accepting volunteer applications through September 2017. Reading Hour supports early childhood literacy across the New River Valley by providing children with exposure to books and reading on a regular basis. Interested volunteers should contact Anna Harbom at aharbom@nrvrc.org or go to www.smartbeginningsnrv.org.
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