Month: September 2026
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Boil Water Advisory Lifted — Salem Highway and Wayside Road
BOIL WATER ADVISORY LIFTED It is no longer necessary to boil your tap water before use. As of September 30, 2026, the boil water advisory has been lifted for customers on South Main Street and Salem Highway (Route 8) south of the Dollar General, including Patrick County High School and Scenic Overlook, and customers on…
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Vendor Applications Closed for the 25th Annual Apple Dumpling Festival – October 17
Vendor applications for the Apple Dumpling Festival are now closed. The festival has reached vendor capacity, and as of Tuesday, September 29, the Town is no longer accepting vendor applications. Thank you to everyone who applied. We received more than 100 vendor applications, and we look forward to seeing our confirmed vendors downtown on Saturday,…
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Boil Water Advisory — Salem Highway and Wayside Road
LIFTED (Sept. 30): The boil water advisory for this area has been lifted with the concurrence of the Virginia Department of Health. Residents can safely resume using their household water as normal. Before you do, please follow the flushing steps in Boil Water Advisory Lifted. The advisory notice and the September 29 update below are…
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Planned Water Outage — Saturday, September 26, Salem Highway and Wayside Road
Water will be off Saturday, September 26, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., for customers on South Main Street and Salem Highway (Route 8) south of the Dollar General, including Patrick County High School and Scenic Overlook, and for customers on Wayside Road. Ashby Drive and the streets off Ashby Drive are not affected. The…
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Town Council Proclaims September 17–23 as Constitution Week
The Stuart Town Council has proclaimed September 17 through 23, 2026, as Constitution Week in the Town of Stuart. Council adopted the proclamation at its regular meeting on September 16. September 17 marks the 239th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution of the United States. Council asks our citizens to reaffirm the ideals the…
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Voluntary Water Conservation Request
Issued September 14, 2026 The Town of Stuart is asking water customers to voluntarily reduce outdoor and non-essential water use until further notice. The Town’s water is safe to drink and the supply is adequate. This is a request for prudence, not a restriction. No penalties attach to it. Why the Town is asking The…