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Giles County Government Offices

315 North Main Street Pearisburg
Virginia
24134
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Contact Person: Chris McKlarney
Phone: (540) 921-2525
Fax: (540) 626-7073
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Finance Department - Rhonda Tickle
540) 921-2525
rtickle@gilescounty.org

ï¿½Accounts Payable - Gail Vaught
921-2525
gvaught@gilescounty.org

Building Official for Giles County and Maintenance Official for County Buildings - John Mills
540) 921-2525 phone
jmills@gilescounty.org
Heather Snidow
hsnidow@gilescounty.org

Zoning Administrator & County Planner - Craig Whittaker
(540) 921-2525
cwhittaker@gilescounty.org

Utilities Department -
Roger Houck, Ben Woods, Gina Franklin
(540) 921-2525
rhouck@gilescounty.org
gfranklin@gilescounty.org

Carilion Giles Memorial Hospital

(540) 921-6000

Clerk of Circuit Court

(540) 921-1722

Commissioner of Revenue

(540) 921-3321

Department of Social Services

(540) 921-3008 or 626-7291

Department of Game and Inland Fisheries

(540) 921-3842

Giles County Administration Office

(540) 921-2525

Giles County Animal Control

(540) 921-3842

Giles County Animal Rescue

(540) 921-2053

Giles County Chamber of Commerce

(540) 921-5000

Giles County Sheriffs Office

(540) 921-3842

Giles County Treasurers Office

(540) 921-1240

General District Court

(540) 921-3533

Health Department

(540) 921-2891

Historical Society

(540) 921-1050

Marriage Information

(540) 921-1722

Pearisburg Town Pool

(540) 921-2347 (A D I P)

Public Service Authority (PSA)

(540) 921-2499 or 626-7046

Virginia Cooperative Extension

(540) 921-3455

Voter Registration

(540) 921-2802 or 626-5544

Utilities

American Electric Power 1-800-956-4237

Sudden Link 1-800-972-5757

Columbia Natural Gas 1-800-543-8911

Verizon Telephone

954-6222 (no area code required)

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