Alert: The last day of operation for the Splash Pad was Sunday, October13th. The Splash Pad will reopen in May 2020.
Altavista Updates
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Leaf Collection Schedule
Each fall, the Town provides bulk leaf collection to its citizens. The Town is divided into areas and each area is serviced on alternating weeks ( See boxes at the right). Residents are asked to follow a few simple rules when raking leaves.
Click below to learn ore about this year's schedule!
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Booker Building Feasibility Study
This report concludes with an implementation plan, describing further action the Town can take in the Booker Building’s revitalization. The Town’s next steps would be to identify the future use of the Booker Building and to move forward with a business plan, partnerships, and fundraising.
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Check out Our Press Release for the Latest Project Updates
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View the New Economic Development Strategy
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Auto Pay is Now Avaiable!
Auto-Pay / EFT utility payments only
Auto-Pay/EFT is the option that we recommend. It allows us to debit your payment from a checking or saving account. And it’s FREE. With Auto-Pay, your payment will be drafted five (5) days after the bill date that is printed on your monthly/quarterly bill. If the date falls on a weekend or holiday, the payment will be drafted the following business day. You can call our office and update your banking information or discontinue Auto-Pay at any time. If you would like to sign up for Auto-Pay, complete the auto-payment application form (see the link below) and return it to our office along with a voided check from your bank account. If you do not have checks for your account, a deposit slip with your routing number and account number will work. -
Altavista Advantage Loan Program
Are you starting or expanding your business in the Town of Altavista? Your business could be eligible for the Altavista Advantage loan program with an interest rate at prime minus 1%, for a period of 60 months.
Discover Altavista
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A Great Place to Live and Work
What better place to raise your family, retire in a relaxed, safe environment, or open your own business, while maintaining a healthful and intimate lifestyle, than Altavista? -
Town History
Compared to other towns in the Old Dominion, Altavista is relatively young. The idea for the creation of a town in this location came in 1905 when three Lane brothers, contractors for the building of 32 miles of the Virginian Railway in this part of Virginia, bought 2,000 acres of land in Campbell County. -
Economic Development
Altavista offers a small town feel with big city amenities. Altavista Main and Broad Street Our major employers include textile manufacturing and construction services, to printing and transportation services. -
Altavista on Track
Altavista's Main Street Program: "Altavista on Track" is always on the move.
Events, ReDevelopment and more:
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Education & Schools
There are many educational opportunities in Altavista. The public K-12 schools are operated by Campbell County.
