Contact Information:
James City Government Center
101 Mounts Bay Road
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Directions - Contact us
Hours of Operation
8:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Monday-Friday
Hours of Operation may vary
in some areas!
Email:
Adopted Budget
- Adopted Minutes/Resolutions
- Agendas (2010) - Archives
- Board of Supervisors
- Boards and Commissions
- Construction Projects
County Calendar
County Organization Chart - Departments
- Environmental Information
- ePayment - Pay your County bills online
- Forms & Services
- Inspection Updates
- Sanford B. Wanner Stadium
- Jobs
- Property Information
- Public Safety
- Voter Information
- 2007 Legacy Hall
County Offices will be closed Monday, September 6 for Labor Day - - - More >>>
What's New in James City County
- Parks & Recreation Activities Brochure Fall 2010
- Curbside Recycling Summer News 2010
- Citizen Information about Chinese Drywall
- "e-FYI" Update September 1-15
- Historic Past, Sustainable Future: 2009 Comp Plan
- Public Safety Statistics
- Regional Partnership Page
- Vision Hampton Roads
- Now is the time for you and your family to be hurricane prepared. Are you ready?
News Releases
- National Drug Take-Back Initiative
- Parks and Recreation Sept. Events, Classes & Activities
- Surry Power Station will test Early Warning Sirens Sept. 8
- JCC Closings for Sept. 6
- JCC Environmental Division Public Notice
- Third Planning Commission Forum scheduled for Sept. 27
- Parks and Recreation Brochure Released Online
- JCC Police to Offer Firearm Safety Class
- JCC Police Department Launches Intensive Crackdown on Impaired Driving Police Vow to Arrest Everyone Found Driving ‘Over the Limit’
- Special Meeting Notice for Sept. 1 - Planning Commission
- James City County’s 2010 Progress Report is Online
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Now is the time for you and your family to be hurricane prepared. Are you ready?
Hurricane Season - June 1 - November 30
For the latest information:
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For more information on hurricane preparedness, contact the Emergency Management Office at 564-2140.
Governor McDonnell Declares State of Emergency as Precaution for Hurricane Earl