In this 2020 file photo, the campus of Central Virginia Training Center sits desolate in Madison Heights.
Kendall Warner, The News & Advance file photo
A rendering is shown from the Nebraska-based firm HDR Inc. of an envisioned plaza area enclosed by townhomes on the grounds of the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights. The design drawing, which includes an iconic fixture of the existing Bradford building currently on the site, was shared during a November 2021 public input session at the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance’s headquarters in Lynchburg.
Justin Faulconer
A building on the campus of the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights is among those in disrepair on the roughly 350-acre site.
Amherst County plans to contribute an additional $15,000 toward the ongoing effort to market and redevelop the Central Virginia Training Center property in Madison Heights.
A rendering is shown from the Nebraska-based firm HDR Inc. of an envisioned plaza area enclosed by townhomes on the grounds of the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights. The design drawing, which includes an iconic fixture of the existing Bradford building currently on the site, was shared during a November 2021 public input session at the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance’s headquarters in Lynchburg.
