Business Incentives
Town Council Meeting March 12, 2024
The monthly Town Council meeting was held on March 12, 2024. The meeting agenda can be viewed here and the full Town Council packet is available here. Special Presentations & Requests At the February meeting,
Tazewell takes the Polar Plunge
Tazewell Today celebrated their Winter tradition of a Polar Plunge on Saturday, February 24th, at Lincolnshire Park. The annual event helped raise funds for the Labor of Love Mission.
Town Council Meeting February 13, 2024
The monthly Town Council meeting was held on February 13, 2024. The meeting agenda can be viewed here and the full Town Council packet is available here. Special Presentations & Requests At the February meeting,
Town Council Meeting February 7, 2024
A Special Called Town Council meeting was held on February 7, 2024. The meeting agenda can be viewed here. SPECIAL CALLED MEETING At the Special Called Town Council meeting held on February 7, 2024, Town
Town Council Meeting January 9, 2024
The monthly Town Council meeting was held on January 9, 2024. The meeting agenda can be viewed here and the full Town Council packet is available here *We apologize for the sound issues with this
Special Called Town Council Meeting December 28, 2023
A Special Called Town Council meeting was held on December 28, 2023. The meeting agenda can be viewed here. SPECIAL CALLED MEETING At the Special Called Town Council meeting held on December 28, 2023, Town
Town Council Meeting December 2023
The monthly Town Council meeting was held on December 12, 2023. The meeting agenda can be viewed here and the full Town Council packet is available here Special Presentations & Requests At the December meeting,
Shop With a Hero Held
The Town of Tazewell Virginia Police Department held its Shop with a Hero on Sunday, December 10th, at the Pounding Mill Wal-Mart. This heartwarming annual event was made possible by the help of many community
Community Thanksgiving
In the spirit of the holiday season, we would like to extend our gratitude to each of the volunteers and sponsors who helped with Community Thanksgiving dinner on November 19th! As we have seen demonstrated
The Rink Season Opening Held
Saturday, November 25th kicked off the 2023 holiday festivities with the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony and the season opening of The Rink at Lincolnshire Park ⛸ Operating hours of The Rink through January 7
Michael Hoops, Mayor
Dr. Terry Mullins, Vice Mayor
Nancy Brooks, Councilmember
Dr. Chris Brown, Councilmember
Dr. Glenn Catron, Councilmember
Emily Davis, Councilmember
David H. Fox, Councilmember
Dear National Business, Entrepreneurial, and New/Existing Business Owners:
As Town Manager what can I recommend or do as a local government manager to help potential businesses make expansion decisions or geographical expansion decisions and maybe locate within our Town which would eventually provide much needed amenities and jobs? What can I do as Town Manager to help individuals with potential new industry foresight and ideas, step up to the plate and swing for a new industry or opportunity to make one of the most sought after American dreams come true?
The results of such thinking are somewhat aggressive for a Town Manager but well worth the risk. It also eagerly earned the unanimous support of the Town of Tazewell Town Council and our Economic Industrial Development Authority.
Starting July 1, 2016, National Business, Entrepreneurial and new/existing business owners that want to expand or build in the Town of Tazewell will now have the opportunity to apply to do so without having to reduce their annual income by the value of most of qualifying local taxes. A qualifying business can locate or expand within the political jurisdiction of the Town of Tazewell and have the benefit of applying to possibly add back to the businesses bottom line the value of one or all of the Town of Tazewell’s, Transient Occupancy Tax, BPOL Tax, Real Estate Tax, Furniture and Equipment Tax or Personal Property Tax, for four (4) consecutive years! Depending on the type of business, the value of such an incentive could easily make a business plan increase its bottom line ROI significantly. The only request the locality has is that such business agrees to stay for an additional five (5) years after the four (4) consecutive years of incentives have expired. For more information contact my office at (276) 988-2501.
Todd Day, Town Manager