Town of LaCrosse, Va.

06/12/2026

06/05/2026

Tomorrow is our last work day at camp before the camp season begins! We’ll get started at 9:00 a.m. and work until everything is finished.

There will be a variety of projects to work on, so everyone can help in one way or another. We truly appreciate all help as we get camp ready for an amazing summer season! We hope to see you there! ☀️🛠️

06/04/2026

05/31/2026

*** Update****

At approximately 350AM after a long search process, Ms. Carolyn Beasley was safely located in the woods near her residence. She is being treated by EMS but she is stable and doing well.

Everyone’s thoughts and prayers were heard and answered this morning!

Thanks to everyone who participated in this search, especially our state partners with VDEM as well as our friends with Mecklenburg County Emergency Services.

Captain Joey Lopresti

Missing Person Alert- Saturday May 30th, 2026

The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office received a call at approximately 7:11pm reporting that Carolyn Denise Beasley, 69, was missing. Her family reported that they are concerned since she has not returned home and they were only able to make contact with her one time since she left the house.

Please be on the lookout for Carolyn Denise Beasley. She is 5’2” tall and was last seen around 230pm leaving her residence on foot on Dillard Road, in Lawrenceville. Her direction of travel is unknown at this time.

She is possibly wearing blue pants with a white tank top. She has some medical concerns that require medication that she did not take with her.

Deputies and Investigators are at the residence and in the area and a search is underway.

If you see or hear from Carolyn, please contact the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office at (434) 848-3133.

Be safe,

Captain Joey Lopresti

05/28/2026

❗️COMMUNITY NOTICE❗️: DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES
The Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office would like to make citizens aware that Miguel Zorrilla will be going door to door in the county this summer selling educational books on behalf of Southwestern Advantage.
Mr. Zorrilla has a current county peddler's license and has been advised on safe operating practices. He has also been advised that he must follow any rules or restrictions in neighborhoods, subdivisions, or communities where solicitation is not permitted.
Mr. Zorrilla will be driving a 2010 gray Hyundai Elantra.
As always, residents are encouraged to contact the Sheriff’s Office if they observe suspicious activity or have concerns.

05/26/2026

Chase City Police Department Presents National Night Out!
Tuesday August 4th 6 pm - 8 pm.
Use the Link to Sign Up for a Booth:

https://forms.gle/DuwkKKMnBQW2LxTj8

05/26/2026

May 26, 2026

Effective immediately, the Mecklenburg County, Virginia burn ban has been lifted.

We appreciate everyone’s cooperation over the last several weeks while conditions remained extremely dry and hazardous.

Even though the burn ban has been lifted, conditions can still change quickly and outdoor burning should always be done safely and responsibly. Before burning, clear the area around the fire to help prevent it from spreading. In accordance with Virginia law, any fire located within 150 feet of dry grass, brush, woods, or other combustible material must be constantly attended by a competent person with adequate fire suppression equipment readily available. Fires should never be left unattended and must be completely extinguished before leaving the area.

Please remember that anyone responsible for starting a wildfire can be held liable for suppression costs and damages.

As always, use common sense, monitor weather conditions, and avoid burning on windy days.

Thank you again for helping us protect Mecklenburg County.