Isle of Wight County public meetings in 2024
36 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will discuss budget amendments for emergency medical services and review several residential rezoning applications. The meeting also includes presentations on the county's annual and quarterly financial reports.
- Budget amendment of $88,000 to outfit two ambulances for EMS services
- Public hearing: REZN-24-1 to rezone 49 acres off Murphy Mill Road and Lake Point Drive to Conditional-Rural Residential
- Public hearing: REZN-24-6 to rezone 6 acres to Conditional-Rural Residential
- Public hearing: REZN-24-7 to rezone 1.68 acres to Rural Residential
- Report on upcoming James River Bridge maintenance
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on zoning ordinance changes and business license fees. The meeting includes budget amendments for school funding and vehicle repairs, as well as the adoption of a 10-year Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
- Proposed zoning changes for Accessory Dwelling Units, RVs, and Wayside Stands
- Reappropriation of $819,407 in unexpended FY2023-2024 school funding
- Adoption of the Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Master Plan
- Budget amendment of $2,475 for repair and replacement of County vehicles
- Proposed ordinances regarding Personal Property Tax Exemptions for disabled veterans and Business License Fees
Planning Commission
The Isle of Wight County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three residential rezoning applications: Meade (6 acres), Porter (1.68 acres) and Schneider (approximately 49 acres). The Schneider request seeks to change the zoning from Rural Agricultural Conservation to Conditional‑Rural Residential and includes a waiver for lot sizes larger than ten acres. The meeting will also address new business items such as Energy Subcommittee appointments and a discussion of proposed changes to the zoning ordinance.
- REZN-24-6 Meade Conditional Residential Rezoning – 6 acres, RAC to C‑RR
- REZN-24-7 Porter Residential Rezoning – 1.68 acres, RAC to RR, driveway waiver on state highway
- REZN-24-1 Schneider Conditional Residential Rezoning – ~49 acres off Murphy Mill Road (Rt. 605) and Lake Point Drive, RAC to C‑RR, lot‑size waiver
- Energy Subcommittee appointments
- Proposed zoning ordinance change discussion
Board of Supervisors
The Isle of Wight County Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution to transfer $1,400,000 from the unassigned fund balance to the Economic Development Authority for development of the proposed Smithfield Farmers Market. The meeting also includes an economic development update on the Beam Signing Ceremony for the 460 Commerce Center at the Shirley T. Holland Intermodal Park, a briefing on new pharmacy regulations, and a discussion of potential improvements at the Benns Church Blvd/Turner Dr intersection. No budgetary impacts are noted for the updates, and the board will decide on the funding transfer during the session.
- Resolution to appropriate $1,400,000 to the Economic Development Authority for the Smithfield Farmers Market facility
- Economic Development Update: Beam Signing Ceremony for the 460 Commerce Center at Shirley T. Holland Intermodal Park (no budget impact)
- Staff presentation on new pharmacy regulations, including DQSA and DSCSA compliance (budget impact TBD)
- Discussion of Benns Church Blvd/Turner Dr intersection improvements as outlined in the Benns Church Master TIA (budget impact TBD)
Planning Commission
The Isle of Wight County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on an after‑the‑fact exception (EXC‑24‑2) for a retaining wall, pool and shed at 15407 and 15437 Laurelwood Drive. It will also consider waiver and exception requests for the Davis Subdivision (EXC‑24‑1) and Hall NDSO (EXC‑4‑24), discuss proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance, and adopt a resolution to execute a master lease purchase agreement for new vehicles costing $973,000.
- Public hearing on EXC‑24‑2 exception request for retaining wall, pool and shed at 15407/15437 Laurelwood Drive
- EXC‑24‑1 Davis Subdivision Ordinance waiver request for parcel 31‑01‑019A
- EXC‑4‑24 Hall NDSO Exception request for façade design at 20168 Regal Circle
- Discussion of proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance
- Resolution to execute a master lease purchase agreement for new vehicles ($973,000)
Board of Supervisors
The Isle of Wight County Board of Supervisors will consider several budget amendments, including a $1,771,130 increase for the public schools operating budget, a $819,407 reappropriation of school funds, and appropriations for asset forfeiture ($12,741), military surplus sales ($74,261), and the Smithfield Food Tour ($13,500). The meeting also includes public hearings on a conditional use permit for a garage ministry at 5293 Old Stage Highway and a rezoning request by Christopher and Jessica Hewitt for 3.19 acres. Additional agenda items cover appointments, reports, and a new highway corridor overlay district exception request.
- Approve $1,771,130 budget amendment for Isle of Wight County Public Schools FY2024‑25 operating budget
- Reappropriate $819,407 of encumbered and unencumbered school funds
- Allocate $74,261 from sale of military surplus equipment to the Sheriff’s Office
- Conditional Use Permit request for a religious assembly on 1.25 acres at 5293 Old Stage Highway (Rural Agricultural Conservation Zoning District)
- Rezoning request by Christopher and Jessica Hewitt to change 3.19 acres from Rural Agricultural Conservation to Conditional‑Rural Residential
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will discuss several items, including an update on the Benns Church Blvd/Turner Dr intersection improvements and the associated funding match requirement. Staff will present a proposed revision to the county’s open‑burning regulations. The agenda also includes informational presentations on the Hampton Roads Alliance/HRMFFA and a potential farmers market project. A small‑business initiative to raise the business‑license gross‑receipt threshold from $4,000 to $25,000 will be considered.
- Update on Benns Church Blvd/Turner Dr Intersection Improvements with a $4,513,268 match requirement
- Discussion of the proposed revision to the county’s Open Burning Regulations
- Presentation on the Hampton Roads Alliance/HRMFFA regional effort
- Discussion of the proposed Farmers Market project (no new funding)
- Small Business Initiative to increase the business‑license threshold to $25,000 annual gross receipts
Planning Commission
The Isle of Wight County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land‑use applications, including a conditional use permit for a religious assembly on 1.25 acres at 5293 Old Stage Highway. The commission will also discuss proposed ordinance amendments for accessory dwelling units, recreational vehicles, and wayside stands, as well as a rezoning request by Christopher and Jessica Hewitt and an exception request for the Highway Corridor Overlay District. Additional agenda items include the commission’s annual retreat and routine reports.
- CSUP-24-1: Conditional use permit for a religious assembly on ~1.25 acres at 5293 Old Stage Highway (Rural Agricultural Conservation zoning)
- Proposed ordinance changes to allow accessory dwelling units, temporary RV residential use, and reduced setbacks for wayside stands
- REZN-4-24: Rezoning of 3.19 acres to Conditional‑Rural Residential and 34.9 acres to Conditional‑Rural Agricultural Conservation for Christopher and Jessica Hewitt
- EXC-24-5: Highway Corridor Overlay District exception request by Air Station General, LC
- Planning Commission 2024 Annual Retreat special meeting
The Isle of Wight County Planning Commission held a regular meeting on September 24, 2024, and voted to recommend approval of several items to the Board of Supervisors. These included a conditional use permit for a religious assembly use (Garage Ministry), a rezoning request, a zoning text amendment, and an exception to the Highway Corridor Overlay District. All recommendations were approved with votes ranging from 8-0-1 to unanimous.
- Recommended approval of CUP for religious assembly at 5293 Old Stage Highway (8-0-1, Sienkiewicz abstained)
- Recommended approval of rezoning of 3.19 acres to C-RR and 34.9 acres to C-RAC (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of zoning text amendment for RVs, wayside stands, and accessory dwelling units (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of exception to HCOD architectural guidelines for cold storage facility (unanimous)
- Set 2024 Planning Commission Annual Retreat for November 1, 2024, at Isle of Wight County Museum (unanimous)
Board of Supervisors
The Isle of Wight County Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution to finance school capital projects with $7,560,000 from the Virginia Public Schools Authority. It will also act on several budget amendments, including funding for the Rushmere Volunteer Fire Station addition, insurance proceeds for county vehicles and equipment, and grant allocations for alcohol enforcement, farmers market, and other programs. Public hearings will address a land withdrawal request, a commercial rezoning request, and other development applications.
- Resolution to authorize $7,560,000 financing for school capital projects via the Virginia Public Schools Authority
- Resolution to amend the FY 2024‑2025 Capital Fund budget and appropriate $189,916 for the Rushmere Volunteer Fire Station addition project
- Resolution to appropriate $50,003 in insurance proceeds from VaCorp Insurance for vehicle repairs and elevator replacement
- Resolution to appropriate $5,000 Obici Healthcare Foundation grant to the Farmers Market for fresh produce for local food banks
- Resolution to appropriate $11,580 Virginia DMV Alcohol Enforcement grant to the Sheriff’s Office
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will consider resolutions to recognize County Fair Chairman Danny Byrum and designate September as Hunger Action Month. The meeting also includes a discussion on potential improvements at the Benns Church Blvd/Turner Dr intersection and the 2025 legislative priorities.
- Resolution to recognize Danny Byrum, County Fair Chairman
- Resolution to designate September as Hunger Action Month
- Discussion of Benns Church Blvd/Turner Dr intersection improvements
- Discussion of 2025 Legislative Priorities
- Discussion of Virginia Reliability Project
Planning Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing on a withdrawal request (AFD‑1‑24) by Todd and Kristi Bryant to remove 27 acres on Elmwood Lane near Trump Town Road (Rt. 651) from the Courthouse Agricultural District and convert it to forested wetlands. It will also hear a rezoning request (ZA‑05‑24) by Coastal Investors to change .237 acres on Benns Church Blvd (Rt. 10) from Planned Development – Mobile Home to Conditional General Commercial. In addition, the commission will discuss proposed changes to the zoning ordinance and receive reports from the County Attorney and Planning Director.
- AFD‑1‑24: Withdrawal of 27 acres near Trump Town Rd (Elmwood Lane) to forested wetlands
- ZA‑05‑24: Rezoning of .237 acres on Benns Church Blvd from Mobile Home to Conditional General Commercial
- Proposed changes to the County Zoning Ordinance
- County Attorney's report
- Planning Director's report
Board of Supervisors
The Isle of Wight County Board of Supervisors will vote on several budget amendments, including $158,000 for EMS medical supplies, $75,000 of Dominion Energy pass‑through funding, $99,972 for new Sheriff’s Office vehicles, and a $973,000 intent to reimburse itself for other vehicle acquisitions. The meeting also includes public hearings on conditional use permits for a modular classroom, a short‑term rental, and multiple utility‑scale solar projects. Additional items are a presentation of the FY 2024‑25 budget book and reports from regional agencies.
- Resolution to amend the FY 2024‑25 budget and appropriate $158,000 for EMS medical supplies
- Resolution to appropriate $75,000 of Dominion Energy pass‑through funding from VDEM
- Resolution to appropriate $99,972 for replacement of two Sheriff’s Office vehicles
- Resolution declaring intent to reimburse the county for $973,000 of vehicle capital expenditures
- Public hearing on CUP‑03‑24: Conditional Use Permit for a modular classroom at 5355 Carrsville Highway
Board of Supervisors
The Isle of Wight County Board of Supervisors will consider an ordinance amendment to relocate the District 5 Beaver Dam Precinct polling place from the VFW Auxiliary Post 4411 at 3385 Beaverdam Road to the Carrsville Community Center at 5336 Carrsville Highway. The meeting also includes updates on the County Fair, a final Energy Task Force report, discussion of a model open‑burning ordinance, a proposal to repeal and revise stormwater and wetlands chapters, and the formation of an Audit Committee.
- Ordinance amendment to move Beaver Dam Precinct polling place to 5336 Carrsville Highway
- Discussion of model ordinance regulating open burning
- Proposed repeal of Chapter 14A Stormwater Management and revisions to erosion, wetlands, and dune ordinances
- Presentation of the Energy Task Force final report
- Discussion of forming an Audit Committee
Planning Commission
The Isle of Wight County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three conditional-use permit applications: a short-term rental at 214 Shivers Mill Lane, a 3-megawatt solar farm on Orbit Road, and a modular classroom at Carrsville Elementary School. The meeting also includes routine procedural items and reports from county attorneys and planners.
- CUP-7-24: Short-term rental permit for 214 Shivers Mill Lane (2 acres, Suburban Residential zoning)
- CUP-7-23: 3-megawatt solar farm on 28.84 acres of Orbit Road (Rural Agricultural Conservation zoning)
- CUP-03-24: Modular classroom at 5355 Carrsville Highway (0.5 acres, Village Center zoning)
Board of Supervisors
The Board will hold public hearings regarding two conditional use permit requests from Sycamore Cross Solar, LLC for solar energy facilities. The agenda also includes budget amendments for opioid recovery and marketing grants.
- Public hearing for a 214 MW solar facility on Mill Swamp Road
- Public hearing for a 6 MW solar expansion project
- $40,000 budget amendment for the Recovery Court Program
- $11,700 marketing reimbursement grant appropriation
- Amendment to Western Tidewater Regional Jail agreement to include Hampton
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for a 3.0 MW utility-scale solar energy generation facility. The application by Elk Development, LLC involves approximately 27.32 acres of land in the Rural Agricultural Conservation district. The meeting also includes discussions on the Recreational Vehicles Ordinance and an update on the Comprehensive Plan Five Year Review.
- Public hearing for a 3.0 MW solar energy facility on Old Stage Highway
- Discussion regarding the Recreational Vehicles Ordinance
- Update on the Comprehensive Plan Five Year Review Project
- Discussion of possible dates for the 2024 Planning Commission Annual Retreat
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is considering budget amendments for youth services, transportation grants, and land record technology. The agenda includes discussions regarding the Moonlight Solar energy facility and Tidewater Logistics development. Additionally, the board will review several business sign applications and a residential rezoning request.
- Budget amendment: $77,000 for Children's Services Act
- Budget amendment: $214,000 for SS4A Transportation Grant
- Public hearing: Rezoning 5114 West Blackwater Road for four residential lots
- Discussion of Moonlight Solar 44 MW energy facility
- Rezoning request for Tidewater Logistics (154.3 acres)
Board of Supervisors
The Board is discussing a plan of action for repairing or replacing multiple sanitary sewer pump stations across the county. They are also considering the formation of an Audit Committee to oversee financial and operational risks. Additionally, the Board may adopt a resolution designating June as Dravet Syndrome Awareness Month.
- Discussion of repairs for several sanitary sewer pump stations with estimated costs between $250,000 and $500,000 per station
- Proposed formation of an Audit Committee to review financial information and county risks
- Resolution to designate the month of June as Dravet Syndrome Awareness Month
Planning Commission
The Isle of Wight County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a conditional rezoning for four residential lots and three utility-scale solar energy facilities, including a 44 MW project on Moonlight Road and two Sycamore Solar projects totaling 220 MW. The commission will also consider sign exceptions for Riverside Hospital and James River Crossing. The agenda includes consent items and reports from the county attorney and planning director.
- ZA-3-24: Rezoning of 5.3 acres at 5114 West Blackwater Road to create four single-family lots
- CUP-10-23: 44 MW solar facility on 523 acres on Moonlight Road and Burwells Bay Road
- CUP-8-23: 214 MW solar facility on 1,795 acres on Mill Swamp Road
- CUP-5-24: 6 MW solar expansion on 240 acres on Jones Drive and Burwells Bay Road
- EXC-4-24: Sign exception for Riverside Hospital at 19339 Benns Grant Boulevard
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will discuss the proposed FY2024-25 operating and capital budgets and tax rate ordinances. The meeting includes public hearings for three significant land-use changes and the sale of county property.
- Public hearing for Tidewater Logistics Comprehensive Plan Amendment and rezoning of 154.3 acres to Planned Industrial
- Public hearing for Sweetgrass Mixed Use rezoning of approximately 250 acres on Benns Grant Boulevard (Rte. 10)
- Consideration of the sale of County property located at 107 Obrey Drive, Carrollton
- Budget amendment to appropriate $13,870 for the Genuine website Redesign and Development Project
- Resolution to approve the VDOT FY 2025-2030 Secondary Six Year Improvement Plan
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings to approve the County Operating and Capital Budgets and the Tax Rate Ordinance for FY2024-25. The meeting includes a review of the 3rd Quarter FY2023-24 financial report and the FY2025-34 Capital Improvements Program.
- FY2024-25 General Fund appropriation of $108,987,352
- FY2024-25 Public Schools total budget of $95,980,636
- Authorization for revenue anticipation notes up to $25,000,000
- Public hearing on the County Tax Rate Ordinance for FY2024-25
- Proposed FY2024-25 Uniform Fee Schedule
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing the proposed FY2024-25 Operating and Capital Budgets, which include a proposed real estate tax rate increase from $.71 to $.76. The body is also discussing waste disposal alternatives and improvements to the Tyler's Beach harbor/marina project.
- Proposed FY2024-25 General Fund operating budget of $104,987,352
- Proposed real estate tax increase from $.71 to $.76
- Tyler's Beach harbor/marina project with $750,000 in congressionally-directed earmark funding
- Proposed 3.5% general wage increase and minimum wage raise to $13.50/hr
- Proposed 80-cent increase per 1,000 gallons of water in the Utilities Fund
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing the proposed annual budget which includes a real estate tax rate increase from $.71 to $.76. The presentation covers projected revenues, departmental expenditures, and several new staffing proposals.
- Proposed real estate tax rate increase from $.71 to $.76
- $104,987,352 total General Fund operating budget
- $4,000,000 transfer from Fund Balance to Capital Projects Fund
- Proposed 3.5% general wage increase for all employees
- Proposed $13.50 hourly minimum wage
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a utility-scale solar facility. The body will also hold discussions regarding a Recreational Vehicles (RV) ordinance and a five-year review of the Comprehensive Plan.
- CUP-10-23: 44 MW utility-scale solar facility and substation on 523 acres at Moonlight Road and Burwells Bay Road
- Request to withdraw 523 acres from the Moonlight Agricultural/Forestal District
- Discussion on Recreational Vehicles (RV) Ordinance
- Comprehensive Plan Five Year Review discussion
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing on the proposed FY2024-25 operating and capital budgets and the FY2025-34 Capital Improvements Program. The meeting also includes several budget amendments for emergency services, infrastructure, and vehicle replacement.
- Public hearing on Proposed FY2024-25 Operating Budget, Capital Budget, and FY2025-34 CIP
- Budget amendment of $825,000 for the extension of William A. Gwaltney Way
- Budget amendment of $299,701 for a Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department tanker
- Broadband Infrastructure Grant Agreement with Charter Communications, Inc. for $318,750
- Budget amendment of $37,874 for a replacement Sheriff's Office vehicle
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will review the County Administrator's proposed operating and capital budgets for the 2024-25 fiscal year. The presentation is intended for Board information, discussion, and direction.
- Presentation of Proposed FY2024-25 Operating Budget
- Presentation of Proposed FY2024-25 Capital Budget
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is holding an informal discussion regarding the required five-year review of the Envisioning the Isle comprehensive plan. The body is discussing the formation of a stakeholder workgroup to suggest revisions before a 2025 deadline. No formal action is recommended for this meeting.
- Discussion of the Comprehensive Plan Five Year Review
- Proposed formation of a stakeholder workgroup including private citizens and appointed officials
- Proposed scope of work including a Growth Rate Impact Scenario Study and a Housing Study
- Tentative workgroup initial meeting date of July 9, 2024
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will review the proposed operating and capital budgets for the upcoming fiscal year. The meeting also includes a discussion on updating the County's Strategic Plan and a resolution regarding National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
- Presentation of Proposed FY2024-25 Operating and Capital Budgets
- Proposed calendar for budget work sessions, public hearings, and adoption
- Discussion of Strategic Plan Update
- Resolution to designate April 14-20, 2024 as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing requests for a commercial kennel and a residential rezoning. The body is also discussing a large-scale industrial project and a waterline booster station exception.
- CUP-01-24: Conditional use permit for a commercial kennel at 24030 Ennis Mill Road
- ZA-1-24: Rezoning 5.3 acres at 13356 Jones Town Road from RAC to C-RR for one residential lot
- LUP-01-23 & ZA-4-23: Proposed Comprehensive Plan amendment and rezoning of 154.3 acres for Tidewater Logistics
- EXC-1-24: Highway Corridor Overlay exception for a waterline booster pump station at 10200 Old Stage Highway
- Comprehensive Plan Five Year Review status report
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on a conditional use permit for a 44 MW utility-scale solar facility on Moonlight Road and Burwells Bay Road, and a related siting agreement. They will also vote on consent agenda items including budget amendments, employment agreements, and a mutual aid agreement, plus a conditional zoning amendment for South Harbor.
- Public hearing: CUP-10-23 Moonlight Solar, 44 MW solar facility on ~523 acres
- Budget amendment: $190,000 for fire rescue response to Isle of Wight Industrial Park
- Budget amendment: $26,931 insurance proceeds for vehicle/equipment repair
- Resolution to commit $850,000 as surety for Economic Development Access Grant
- ZA-2-24 South Harbor conditional zoning amendment on Carrollton Boulevard
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will receive operational updates from the Clerk of Circuit Court, the County Treasurer, and the Commission on Aging. The meeting includes reports on broadband expansion and the Western Tidewater Water Authority. The Board may also consider updating the County's strategic plan.
- Broadband expansion update from Charter Communications (Spectrum)
- Overview of the Western Tidewater Water Authority
- Report on programs from the Commission on Aging
- Operational updates from the Clerk of Circuit Court and County Treasurer
- Discussion regarding the update of the Board's Strategic Plan
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a comprehensive plan amendment and conditional rezoning for 154.3 acres to allow industrial uses. The body will also discuss a new Recreational Vehicles Ordinance and accept the 2023 Annual Report.
- Public hearing for LUP-01-23: Comprehensive Plan Amendment for 154.3 acres from Mixed Use to Planned Industrial
- Public hearing for ZA-4-23: Rezoning 154.3 acres to Conditional Limited Industrial for manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution
- Discussion of a new Recreational Vehicles (RV) Ordinance
- Acceptance of the 2023 Planning Commission Annual Report
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will consider several budget amendments and grant appropriations. The meeting includes public hearings on two rezoning requests, a firearms ordinance, and personal property tax rate adjustments.
- Rezoning request for 18 acres at 15433 Carroll Bridge Road (ZA-8-23)
- Zoning amendment for 3.15 acres at 17466 Benns Church Boulevard (ZA-7-23)
- Public hearing on personal property tax rate adjustments
- Budget appropriation of $1,942,332 for school grant carryover funds
- Budget appropriation of $765,530 for a public utilities shortfall
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding residential rezoning and a conditional zoning amendment for business uses. The body will also discuss the formation of a Growth Management Task Force and proposed ordinance changes.
- ZA-8-23: Request to rezone approximately 18 acres from Rural Agricultural Conservation to Conditional-Rural Residential
- ZA-7-23: Request to amend conditional zoning for 3.15 acres at 17466 Benns Church Blvd to allow uses including a micro-brewery, restaurant, and event center
- Discussion on the proposed formation of a Growth Management Task Force
- Discussion of proposed ordinance changes by the Board of Supervisors
- Election of 2024 Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and Secretary
Board of Supervisors
The Board is reviewing several budget amendments, including grant funding for schools and road extensions. The meeting also includes discussions on the County's Comprehensive Plan and a presentation on the Dominion Energy Offshore Wind Project.
- Appropriation of $850,000 VDOT grant for the extension of William A. Gwaltney Way
- Appropriation of $1,817,444 in school grant funds for tutoring, literacy, and chronic absenteeism
- Budget amendment of $475,000 for a 2% school employee salary increase
- Authorization to purchase a replacement Ford F-150 and Dodge Durango for the Sheriff's Office
- Proposed joint resolution for a referendum on a 1% sales tax for school construction
Board of Supervisors
The Board is conducting its annual organizational meeting to elect leadership and establish operating rules for 2024. Members will also discuss stormwater fees for solar projects, RV use on private property, and firearm ordinances.
- Election of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman
- Appointment of the Clerk and Deputy Clerk of the Board
- Adoption of the 2024 meeting schedule and Board By-Laws
- Discussion of applying stormwater fees to solar projects
- Discussion of ordinance amendment regarding discharging firearms