Mission:

To set policies that govern Roanoke County and to provide high quality delivery of services at reasonable costs to the citizens of Roanoke County.

- The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors is comprised of four Board members and a Chairman, elected by the Board members annually, who serve four-year terms. The County operates under the County Administrator form of government.

- The Board is an elected body of five members representing magisterial districts of approximately 17,000 citizens each.  The Magisterial Districts are Catawba, Cave Spring, Hollins, Vinton and Windsor Hills.

- The Board enacts ordinances, establishes policies, sets the tax rates and approves the budget in accordance with the desires of the residents and applicable state and federal laws.

- Roanoke County is one of three counties in the state that has a Charter granted by the General Assembly.