Open government, built for people.
Alleghany County is governed by an elected seven-member Board of Supervisors. Day-to-day operations run through the County Administrator and a small set of department heads who answer the phone.
Main Street · Covington at duskThe people behind the work.
Six core departments keep the County running. Find the right one — or the right person — fast.
Ken McFadyen, County Administrator
Appointed by the Board to manage day-to-day operations, prepare the budget, supervise departments, and lead personnel administration.
Covington · 540-863-6600
Jim H. Guynn, Jr., County Attorney
Advises the Board, commissions, and County departments; drafts ordinances and represents the County in legal matters.
Through County Administrator · 540-863-6600
Jonathan Fitch, Director of Public Safety
Leads E-911 and emergency operations, the County's communications system, and Homeland Security grants.
Covington · 540-863-6600
Public Works & Utilities
Roads, water, sewer, refuse, and County infrastructure.
Covington · 540-863-6650
Commissioner of Revenue
Property assessment, business licenses, and tax records.
Covington · 540-863-6640
Treasurer
Tax collection, utility billing, and the online payment portal.
Covington · 540-863-6630
Sheriff's Office
Law enforcement, court services, and civil process.
Low Moor · 540-965-1770
Social Services
Benefits, family services, and community support programs.
Covington · 540-863-6800
Governmental Complex · CovingtonOpen, accessible, and accountable.
Every regular Board meeting is public. Agendas post the Friday before, minutes are published after, and the County Code is online.
- Regular Board meetings on the third Tuesday at 7:00 PM
- Work sessions on the first Tuesday
- Agendas posted online by the prior Friday
- Minutes published within two weeks of each meeting
Want to get involved? Volunteer for a board.
Citizen volunteers shape the future of the County. Openings are posted year-round.