Caroline County public meetings in 2025

Planning Commission

The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a special exception permit application by CCCII CDEFG, LLC and SAC III Acquisition Co, LLC for a phased data center campus and related electric substation on Tax Parcel No. 83‑A‑83B1 (95.4 acres) east of Colemans Mill Road along W.C. Spratt Drive. The commission will also consider an ordinance amendment to the Caroline County Zoning Ordinance that revises definitions for communication facilities and towers and updates standards for communication facilities. Routine agenda items include approval of minutes and adjournment.

• Special Exception Permit for 95.4‑acre data center campus on Tax Parcel No. 83‑A‑83B1 (east of Colemans Mill Road, W.C. Spratt Drive)
• Ordinance amendment to revise definitions of “Communication Facility” and “Tower” in Article II of the zoning ordinance
• Ordinance amendment to update standards for communication facilities in Article XV Section 8.B
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Adjournment

The Planning Commission approved the November 20, 2025 minutes with a unanimous yea vote. No vote or final action on the Special Exception Permit request for the 95‑acre data center project was recorded in these minutes.

• Approved November 20, 2025 minutes (yea: Rollins, Schwartz, Tingler, Williams, Young)

Community Policy and Management Team

The board unanimously approved the November 18, 2025 meeting minutes. Members entered and then exited an executive session to discuss medical‑record matters, and later certified that only legally exempt public business was covered. The funding requests were also approved unanimously. No other actions were taken.

• Approved November 18, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to discuss medical records (unanimous)
• Exited executive session (unanimous)
• Certified closed‑session compliance with law (unanimous)
• Approved funding requests as submitted (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider three ordinances to amend the county's zoning and subdivision regulations. The meeting also includes several proposed equipment purchases over $75,000 and a discussion on pay stipends for Advanced EMTs.

• Public hearings on Zoning Ordinance amendments TXT-03-2025 and TXT-04-2025
• Public hearing on Subdivision Ordinance amendment SO-01-2025
• Proposed purchases over $75,000 for a solid waste roll off truck, courthouse security system, and E-911 center/radio tower UPS replacement
• Proposed pay stipend for Department of Fire & Rescue employees certified as Advanced EMTs
• Proposed agreement with Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates Architects

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering updates to the county's subdivision and zoning ordinances. Discussions include changes to site plan requirements for shopping centers and rules for family subdivisions. Staff has requested a deferral for an item regarding communication towers.

• SO-01-2025: Amendment to Subdivision Ordinance regarding family subdivisions, utility lots, and approval procedures
• TXT-04-2025: Public hearing on Zoning Ordinance amendments for Planned Shopping Center District site plans
• TXT-05-2025: Proposed Zoning Ordinance amendment for communication towers (staff requesting deferral)
• Authorization of Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment for Article XV, Section 8B Development Standards for Communication Facilities

The Planning Commission unanimously approved the October 23, 2025 meeting minutes. The commission deferred a vote on the Subdivision Ordinance amendments (SO-01-2025) to allow staff to consider alternative language. Staff presented revised access‑drive standards for family subdivisions to address the commission’s concerns.

• Approved October 23, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Deferred vote on SO-01-2025 subdivision ordinance amendments
• Presented revised access‑drive standards for family subdivisions (no vote recorded)

Community Policy and Management Team

The body will meet to discuss funding requests in an executive session. The agenda also includes a budget report and a discussion on local aggregate data.

• Executive session regarding funding requests
• Budget report
• Discussion on local aggregate data

The board approved the October 21, 2025 minutes. They entered and then exited an executive session to discuss exempt medical records. Members certified that only law‑exempt business was discussed in the closed session. Finally, they approved all funding requests except case number two.

• Approved October 21, 2025 minutes (all members in favor)
• Entered executive session to discuss exempt medical records (all members in favor)
• Exited executive session (all members in favor)
• Certified that only law‑exempt business was discussed in closed session (all present voted yes)
• Approved funding requests, excluding case number two (all members in favor)

Board of Supervisors

The Caroline County Board of Supervisors will discuss broadband service alternatives and improvements to the Main County Park. The body is also deciding on several contracts, including a public safety radio system upgrade and a county space study.

• Proposed purchase over $75,000 for bathrooms at the County Park
• Replacement of microwave backhaul for public safety radio system with Motorola Solutions
• Discussion of broadband service for unserved or inadequately served locations
• Approval of contract for the completion of a County Space Study
• Proposed supplemental appropriation to the FY 2025/2026 IT budget for security upgrades

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding an administrative appeal of a Notice of Violation. The appeal concerns a festival permit and special exception permit for a property in Doswell.

• AA-02-2025: Administrative Appeal by Commonwealth Fairs & Events, Inc. and EventMakers-USA regarding 13267 Meadow Farm Road

Planning Commission

The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two proposed ordinances. One ordinance (SO-01-2025) seeks to amend the County Subdivision Ordinance, adding a new Section 8‑Exempt Divisions and revising several sections and an appendix. The second ordinance (TXT-03-2025) proposes changes to the County Zoning Ordinance, updating definitions, supplemental regulations, administration, enforcement, and other articles. The commission will discuss and decide whether to adopt these amendments.

• SO-01-2025: Ordinance to amend the Caroline County Subdivision Ordinance – adds Section 8‑Exempt Divisions and amends Sections 2‑8 and Appendix Certificates Required.
• TXT-03-2025: Ordinance to amend the Caroline County Zoning Ordinance – amends Articles II, XV, XVII, XIX and adds provisions on family subdivisions, utility lots, stock piles, and document cross‑references.

The Planning Commission approved the September 25, 2025 meeting minutes with a unanimous yeas vote. A public hearing was held on a proposed amendment to the Caroline County Subdivision Ordinance. The commission discussed the draft but took no vote or formal action on the amendment.

• Approved September 25, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

Community Policy and Management Team

The Caroline County Community Policy and Management Team will discuss funding requests and a parental copay appeal in executive session, review the budget report, and examine several new business items including local aggregate data, progress on the strategic plan, a documentation inventory plan, an annual risk assessment survey, and a foster care review.

• Executive session funding requests
• Budget Report (old business)
• Review of data and progress from the strategic plan
• Annual Risk Assessment Survey
• Foster Care Review

The board approved the September 16, 2025 minutes and the submitted funding requests, each with unanimous support. It voted to deny a parental copay appeal, also unanimously. The meeting entered and exited an executive session to discuss medical records as allowed by Virginia law, and members certified that only exempt public business was discussed in closed session.

• Approved September 16, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved funding requests as submitted (unanimous)
• Denied parental copay appeal (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to discuss medical records (unanimous)
• Exited executive session (unanimous)
• Certified that only exempt public business was discussed in closed session (unanimous)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold an organizational meeting to elect a chairman and vice-chairman, adopt rules of order, and establish dates for regular meetings through 2026.

• Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman
• Adoption of Rules of Order
• Establishment of 2025-2026 Regular Meeting Schedule
• Consideration of Deferral Request AA-01-2025
• Approval of Draft Minutes from 2023 and 2024

Board of Supervisors

The Caroline County Board of Supervisors will consider approving an equipment lease purchase agreement and a supplemental appropriation for the library budget. The board will also discuss potential improvements to Main County Park and confirm an application for a state emergency shelter grant.

• Approval of equipment lease financing and purchase agreement
• Supplemental appropriation to FY 2025/2026 Library Budget
• Confirmation of VDEM grant application for emergency shelter upgrades
• Discussion of possible improvements to Main County Park
• Request for VDOT to accept Pendleton Subdivision streets into state highway system

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to discuss proposed text amendments regarding state code changes. The body will also review proposed text amendments for family subdivision regulations.

• Proposed text amendments for State Code Changes
• Proposed text amendments for Family Subdivision Regulations

The Planning Commission voted to remove aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews from the definition of "immediate family" in the Subdivision Ordinance. It also approved adding a 10‑year holding period for family‑division lots in the proposed Section 8 Exemptions. Both motions carried with unanimous support from the four commissioners present. The changes are intended to align the ordinances with the new State Code and reduce land‑speculation abuse.

• Approved dropping aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews from the definition of immediate family (4‑0)
• Approved adding a 10‑year holding period for family‑division lots in Section 8 Exemptions (4‑0)

Board of Supervisors

The Caroline County Board of Supervisors will discuss a supplemental appropriation to the FY 2025/26 Clerk of Circuit Court budget funded by a Library of Virginia grant for records preservation. Other agenda items include a return of unspent Fire Rescue capital reserve funds, a resolution naming October 5‑11, 2025 as Fire Prevention Week, and appointments to the Building Code Board of Appeals and Board of Zoning Appeals. The meeting also contains routine consent agenda approvals of minutes and warrants, and a closed session for legal and contract matters.

• Supplemental appropriation to FY 2025/26 Clerk of Circuit Court budget – Library of Virginia grant for records preservation program
• Proposed return of unspent funds to the Fire Rescue Capital Reserve
• Adoption of resolution declaring October 5–11, 2025 as Fire Prevention Week in Caroline County
• Approval of minutes from 11‑14‑24 and 2‑18‑25 and approval of warrants
• Appointments to Building Code Board of Appeals (Mattaponi District) and Board of Zoning Appeals (At‑Large)

Community Policy and Management Team

The session will open with an executive session to consider funding requests and a parental copay appeal. Members will review the budget report, discuss local aggregate data, and complete the fiscal year closeout. A vote will be taken on a 5% cap for the CPMT.

• Executive session – funding requests
• Executive session – parental copay appeal
• Budget report (old business)
• Local aggregate data (new business)
• Vote on 5% cap for CPMT

The board approved all funding requests submitted, denied a parental copay appeal for lack of documentation, and voted unanimously to have Caroline County Public Schools pay any private‑day‑vendor costs that exceed the 5% cap for the 2025‑2026 school year. Minutes from the August 19, 2025 meeting were also approved. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved August 19, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved all submitted funding requests (unanimous)
• Denied parental copay appeal due to missing documentation (unanimous)
• Voted to let Caroline County Public Schools absorb costs above the 5% cap for private day vendors (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Caroline County Board of Supervisors will vote on several consent agenda items, including a resolution to join proposed settlements of opioid‑related claims against multiple drug manufacturers. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a special exception permit for a contractor equipment, storage and sales facility at 19237 Partlow Road, and new business items such as a fund request from 10‑7 Farms and discussion of truck traffic restrictions. Additional items are supplemental appropriations for the Fire & Rescue Grants Fund, sponsorship of an aging agency fundraiser, and a capital projects update.

• Resolution approving county participation in proposed opioid settlement claims against Alvogen, Amneal, Apotex, Himka, Indivior, Mylan, Sun and Zydus
• Special Exception Permit request for 2.0 acres at 19237 Partlow Road, Beaverdam, VA for contractor equipment, storage and sales facility
• Request from 10‑7 Farms to use funds previously allocated to the Caroline Recovery Center in the FY 2025/2026 budget
• Supplemental appropriations to the FY 2025/2026 Fire & Rescue Grants Fund (grant revenues from Virginia Department of Fire Programs and Virginia Department of Emergency Management)
• Sponsorship of Healthy Generations Area Agency on Aging eighth annual Electric Stride fundraiser

Planning Commission

The commission approved the July 24, 2025 meeting minutes after correcting three errors. Rollins motioned, Young seconded, and Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Tingler, Williams, and Young voted yea, so the motion carried. No other actions were voted on; the remainder of the meeting consisted of discussion of proposed zoning and subdivision ordinance amendments.

• Approved July 24, 2025 minutes with corrections (yea votes: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Tingler, Williams, Young)

Board of Supervisors

The Caroline County Board of Supervisors will consider a rezoning request for a 43.8-acre property on Ladysmith Road to allow 20 residential lots, an ordinance to increase water and sewer rates, and the approval of purchases for sheriff's vehicles, ambulances, and voter tabulation equipment. The board will also vote on several consent agenda items including custodial services contracts and resolutions regarding opioid settlements and utility easements.

• Rezoning of 43.8 acres on Ladysmith Road (Route 639) from Rural Preservation to RR-2
• Ordinance to increase water and sewer rates, fees, and levies
• Approval of purchases over $75,000 for sheriff's vehicles, ambulances, and autoload/power stretchers
• Approval of custodial services contract for county buildings
• Resolution authorizing participation in opioid-related claims settlement

The Board adopted a resolution approving Caroline County’s participation in the proposed national settlement of opioid‑related claims against the Sackler family and directed the County Attorney and Administrator to execute the necessary documents. The Board also adopted a resolution designating September 8‑12 2025 as National Disability Voter Registration Week in the county. A resolution supporting the Virginia America 250 Commission and forming a local planning committee was approved. Additional resolutions authorized the County Administrator and Public Utilities Director to accept easements for public utilities and expressed the Board’s intention to reimburse itself from proceeds of tax‑exempt financing for capital projects.

• Approved participation in the Sackler opioid settlement; directed County Attorney and Administrator to execute documents (adopted)
• Adopted resolution designating Sept 8‑12 2025 as National Disability Voter Registration Week (adopted)
• Adopted resolution supporting Virginia America 250 Commission and creating a local planning committee (adopted)
• Authorized acceptance of permanent and temporary easements for public utilities (adopted)
• Declared intention to reimburse the Board from proceeds of tax‑exempt financing for capital projects (adopted)
• Amended agenda to add Item 6A – Discussion of County Participation in the Senior Gala (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including minutes, warrants, purchases over $75,000 for fire & rescue ambulance, autoload stretchers, sheriff’s vehicles, custodial services contract, supplemental library appropriation, and RACSB contract (adopted)
• Deferred appointments to Building Code Board of Appeals and Board of Zoning Appeals (deferred)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission approved the June 26, 2025 meeting minutes. Commissioner Tingler disqualified himself from the SPEX‑07‑2025 case due to a personal interest. The commission voted to recommend approval of the SPEX‑07‑2025 special exception for JCSA Properties, adding staff‑suggested conditions and a new Condition #7 limiting the permit to two acres, and to forward the recommendation to the Board of Supervisors.

• Approved June 26, 2025 minutes (motion carried, all members yea)
• Recommended approval of SPEX‑07‑2025 special exception for JCSA Properties with staff conditions and Condition #7, and forwarded to Board of Supervisors (yea: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Williams, Young)

Community Policy and Management Team

The CPMT approved the June 17, 2025 meeting minutes and all funding requests submitted. Members entered and then exited an executive session, and unanimously certified that only exempt public business was discussed. The board decided that Caroline County Public Schools will be responsible for any cost excess when private day school placements exceed the 5% cap.

• Approved June 17, 2025 minutes (all members in favor)
• Entered executive session to discuss exempt medical records (all members in favor)
• Exited executive session (all members in favor)
• Certified that only exempt public business was discussed in closed session (all members in favor)
• Approved all funding requests as submitted (all members in favor)
• Assigned Caroline County Public Schools accountability for excess costs above 5% cap for private day school placements (decision made)
• Reviewed and shared Administrative Memorandum #25-09 (informational)
• Reported no negative findings in CSA records audit (informational)

Planning Commission

The Commission voted to approve SB-02-2025, the preliminary plat for the Pendleton Land Development, creating a 9.1798‑acre parcel with 192 condominium units. It also approved motions to begin text amendments to the county zoning and subdivision ordinances to address family subdivisions, site‑plan procedures, and recent state‑code changes. The meeting was adjourned to July 24, 2025.

• Approved preliminary plat SB-02-2025 for Pendleton Land Development (yea: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Tingler, Williams, Young)
• Approved initiation of zoning ordinance amendments (family subdivisions, site‑plan process, state‑code updates) (yea: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Tingler, Williams, Young)
• Approved initiation of subdivision ordinance amendments (family subdivisions, subdivision plat process, state‑code updates) (yea: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Tingler, Williams, Young)
• Adjourned meeting to July 24, 2025 (yea: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Tingler, Williams, Young)

Community Policy and Management Team

The board unanimously approved the May 20, 2025 meeting minutes. Members voted to enter and later exit an executive session to discuss exempt medical records and then certified that only legally exempt matters were discussed. The team also unanimously approved all submitted funding requests. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved May 20, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to discuss exempt medical records (unanimous)
• Exited executive session (unanimous)
• Certified compliance with open‑meeting law for closed session (all present voted yes)
• Approved all funding requests as submitted (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors approved the disposition of an 8.31‑acre county‑owned parcel on Bull Church Road to Marble Systems for $60,000, directing proceeds to the Recreation Fund. The Board also appointed Alvester Coleman to the Board of Zoning Appeals, adopted a zoning ordinance amendment for private schools, and approved a new Section 19 to the Procurement Policy for federal grant purchases. An agenda amendment adding Item 16A (Funding Gap for School Trailers) and a resolution declaring June 30 2025 as Drinking Water and Wastewater Professional Appreciation Day were also approved.

• Added Item 16A – Funding Gap for School Trailers – unanimous approval
• Appointed Alvester Coleman to Board of Zoning Appeals (at‑large) – unanimous approval
• Approved Drinking Water and Wastewater Professional Appreciation Day resolution – unanimous approval
• Approved amendment to Procurement Policy (Section 19 – federal grant purchases) – unanimous approval
• Approved zoning ordinance amendments for private schools (TXT‑01‑2025) – unanimous approval
• Approved sale of Bull Church Road parcel (8.31 acres) to Marble Systems for $60,000 – approved

Board of Supervisors

The Board adopted a resolution honoring Mary Tillman Price by acclamation. It approved the amendment to Chapter 45, Environmental Regulations that defines and regulates temporary soil stockpiles, with a unanimous vote. The Board also added agenda items on water‑quality concerns, school overcrowding, and a funding request for a girls’ basketball team, and postponed the private‑school zoning amendment to the June 10 meeting. No action was taken on the FY 2025/2026 budget proposal.

• Resolution celebrating Mary Tillman Price adopted by acclamation
• Approved Soil Stockpiling Ordinance amendment (unanimous)
• Added agenda items 10A (Aqua Virginia water quality), 10B (school overcrowding), 10C (Team Loaded travel funding) (unanimous)
• Motion to recess to Emergency Operations Center and reconvene back to auditorium carried unanimously
• Motion to leave public hearing on private‑school zoning amendments open until June 10 carried unanimously

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission presented a Resolution of Appreciation to George Wieber for his seven‑year service. Commissioners held a public hearing on the proposed TXT‑02‑2025 amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, which would address inoperable vehicle storage, trash, uncontrolled growth, junkyards and related enforcement provisions. No vote or formal approval was recorded; the amendments are slated to go before the Board of Supervisors next month.

Board of Supervisors

The Board adopted a resolution to add Caroline Street to the Virginia Secondary System of State Highways and allocated $90,000 for its improvement. A motion to hold a public hearing on a proposed 5% utility rate increase was approved 4‑2. The agenda was amended to remove an emergency tax ordinance, and two staff members were appointed to the GWRC Rural Technical Advisory Committee. All consent‑agenda items, including a resolution honoring Reverend W.G. Berryman, were approved unanimously.

• Adopted resolution adding Caroline Street to secondary highway system with $90,000 funding (adopted)
• Approved public hearing on proposed 5% utility rate increase (4-2)
• Amended agenda to remove emergency tax ordinance (unanimous)
• Appointed Leon Hughes and Brad Robinson to GWRC RTAC (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items, including resolution honoring Reverend W.G. Berryman (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution adding Farmer Drive to secondary highway system (adopted)
• Established PPTRA rate at 21% of first $20,000 for qualifying vehicles (adopted)
• Authorized disposal of old county tax records per state standards (adopted)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission unanimously approved the February 27 and March 27, 2025 meeting minutes. The commission reviewed SPEX‑08‑2024, a special exception request by the Wildlife Rescue League to operate an animal hospital at 11436 Edgehill Academy Road. Members discussed site flooding, cage design, and disposal of deceased animals, but no final decision on the permit was recorded.

• Approved February 27, 2025 minutes (unanimous vote)
• Approved March 27, 2025 minutes (unanimous vote)

Board of Supervisors

The Board removed the FY 2025/26 budget presentation from the agenda and rescheduled it for May 13. It approved a $600,000 request for proposals covering the Dawn Community Center, bus garage, and school projects, and adopted the advertised 2025 real estate tax rate of $0.52 per $100 assessed value while keeping other rates unchanged. Several appointments to the Board of Equalization were recommended and a supplemental appropriation for the Fire‑Rescue budget was approved. The meeting then moved to a closed session before adjourning.

• Removed FY 2025/26 budget presentation from agenda; rescheduled to May 13 (unanimous)
• Recommended Thomas Holmes to Circuit Court Judge for Board of Equalization (unanimous)
• Recommended Roben Moran to Circuit Court Judge for Board of Equalization (unanimous)
• Approved supplemental appropriation to Fire‑Rescue budget (Aid to Localities Grant) (unanimous)
• Approved $600,000 RFP for Dawn Community Center, bus garage, and school projects (4‑2)
• Adopted 2025 real estate tax rate $0.52/$100; other rates unchanged (4‑2)
• Constituted closed meeting for legal, personnel, and contract matters (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors and the School Board reviewed elementary capacity, the condition of the old high school annex, and several financing and construction options for future school space. Members expressed preferences for acquiring Building P, but no vote or formal approval was recorded. The meeting remained at the discussion stage with no decisions made.

Community Policy and Management Team

The committee unanimously approved the March 18, 2025 minutes. It also voted to enter and then exit an executive session to discuss exempt medical records. A motion to approve all submitted funding requests was passed with all members in favor.

• Approved March 18, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to discuss exempt medical records (unanimous)
• Exited executive session (unanimous)
• Certified that only law‑exempt public business was discussed in closed session (unanimous)
• Approved all submitted funding requests (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board approved advertising a proposed real‑estate tax rate of 51¢ per $100 of assessed value for 2025 after a tied vote on a higher rate. It also adopted a resolution commending Verizon for the successful VATI broadband project, appointed Lee Tingler to the Planning Commission, approved warrants totaling $2,073,373, and authorized an $83,601 purchase of sheriff’s office computers.

• Approved advertising proposed real‑estate tax rate of 51¢ per $100 (2¢ above equalized) (4‑2)
• Motion to advertise tax rate of 52¢ per $100 tied 3‑3 (no adoption)
• Adopted resolution commending Verizon for Project Caroline West VATI grant
• Appointed Lee Tingler to Planning Commission (term until Oct 31, 2027)
• Approved warrants totaling $2,073,373 (General Fund $434,157; Social Services $2,670; Tourism $170; Fire/Rescue $2,894; Soil & Water $978; Capital Improvements $283,505; School Capital Project $1,212,000; Carmel Church Utilities $136,099; Dawn Wastewater $901)
• Approved purchase of sheriff’s office computers for $83,601
• Approved Meadow Event Park After Hours 2025 concert series
• Adopted resolution declaring April 26, 2025 “Evelyn Pemberton Satterwhite Day”

Planning Commission

The commission voted to approve SB-01-2025, a preliminary plat creating 87 residential lots in the Pendleton subdivision. The motion was seconded by Mr. Young and carried with yea votes from Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Williams, and Young. The commission also deferred the SPEX-08-2024 special exception request for the Wildlife Rescue League to the next regular meeting.

• Approved SB-01-2025 preliminary plat for 87 residential lots (yea votes: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Williams, Young)
• Deferred SPEX-08-2024 Wildlife Rescue League special exception request to next meeting (yea votes: Horton, Rollins, Schwartz, Williams, Young)

Board of Supervisors

The Board approved a series of warrants totaling $2,201,130 for various county funds. It adopted a resolution designating May 18‑24, 2025 as Emergency Medical Services Week. The Board approved the purchase of five Stryker power stretchers for $224,027.45 and accepted utility easements for Parcel #107-3-5. It also recommended Stephan Levesque for appointment to the Board of Equalization.

• Approved warrants totaling $2,201,130 across multiple funds (6-0)
• Adopted resolution designating May 18‑24, 2025 as EMS Week (6-0)
• Approved purchase of five Stryker stretchers for $224,027.45 (6-0)
• Accepted permanent and temporary utility easements for Parcel #107-3-5 (6-0)
• Recommended Stephan Levesque for Board of Equalization appointment (6-0)
• Deferred Planning Commission appointment (no vote)
• Approved appropriation of $115,638.70 as County match for RSAF grant (6-0)
• Approved acceptance of RSAF grant funds of $115,638.70 (6-0)