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755 Roanoke Street, Suite 1G
Christiansburg, Virginia
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8:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed noon - 1:00 pm),
Monday through Friday
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540-382-5790 - Main Office
540-382-5729 - Fax
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755 Roanoke Street, Suite 1G
Christiansburg, VA 24073
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Blacksburg, VA Take U.S. 460 to Christiansburg, taking the third Christiansburg exit, which will be exit #2 at the intersection of 460 Bus/11. At the exit, take a right onto Roanoke St. You will go through one stop light and over a set of railroad tracks. Our building is the large brick building to your left, which is the Montgomery County Government Center Bldg. Turn left onto Chinquapin Rd. and take an immediate left into the parking lot.
Interstate 81 From Exit 114, take Route 8 towards Christiansburg. Go straight through town on Main Street (which is still Route 8). Go past Franklin Street in downtown Christiansburg, where the courthouse and post office is located. Turn right on Roanoke Street at the next light. Travel about one mile. Our office is in the Montgomery County Government Center, which is a very large brick building on the right. If you cross a railroad track on Roanoke Street, you have gone past our building.
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