Shenandoah County, Virginia

Electoral Board

Electoral Board

Electoral Board

Electoral Board

Electoral Board

Tourism Council

The Shenandoah County Tourism Council will approve minutes from May and June, review financial reports, and discuss ongoing marketing efforts including the Outdoor Recreation Guide and FuseIdeas digital campaigns.

• Approval of May and June 2026 meeting minutes
• Review of May 2026 financial report
• Discussion of Outdoor Recreation Guide
• Review of FuseIdeas marketing performance
• Review of Black Valley Creative FY27 Plan

Agricultural and Forestal District Advisory Committee

The Shenandoah County Agricultural and Forestal District Advisory Committee will consider renewing the 2026 districts for Coal Mine Hollow, Columbia Furnace, Lebanon Church, Liberty Furnace, and St. Luke. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda, review of draft minutes from the January 12, 2026 meeting, and public comments.

• Renewal of the Coal Mine Hollow district
• Renewal of the Columbia Furnace district
• Renewal of the Lebanon Church district
• Renewal of the Liberty Furnace district
• Renewal of the St. Luke district

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review the data center zoning ordinance approved on June 23. The session will summarize public questions and survey responses to identify priority topics for potential future amendments. No ordinance amendments will be officially adopted at this meeting.

• Presentation on Data Center Ordinance and 2026 Code Updates
• Review of survey responses and public comments regarding the June 23 ordinance

Electoral Board

Water Resources Advisory Committee

The Water Resources Advisory Committee will meet to approve the July agenda and review draft minutes from the May 13th meeting. The committee will also receive updates on drought conditions and an ordinance update.

• Review of Draft Minutes from May 13, 2026
• Updates on Drought Status
• Ordinance Update
• Public Comment period
• Next meeting scheduled for July 8, 2026

Community Policy and Management Team

The Community Policy and Management Team is meeting to discuss parental referrals, strategic planning, and updated SEC policies regarding protected and denied funds. The body will also review May 2026 expenditures and hold a closed session for IEP services and case reviews.

• Review of SEC Policy 4.5.1 (Protected Funds) and SEC Policy 4.6 (Denial of Funds)
• Recruitment for CPMT Parent Representative
• Review of May 2026 expenditures
• Closed session for IEP services approvals and IFSP/case reviews

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors and the Economic Development Authority will request closed‑session time to discuss a possible acquisition of real property for a public purpose. They will also consider the investment of public funds related to that purchase. No decisions are recorded in the agenda; the items are for discussion.

• Closed‑session request to discuss acquisition of real property by the EDA and Board
• Closed‑session request to discuss investment of public funds for the property purchase
• EDA directors’ comments
• County staff comments

Economic Development Authority

The Shenandoah County Economic Development Authority and Board of Supervisors are holding a joint meeting. The agenda includes requests to enter closed sessions to discuss the possible acquisition of real property and the investment of public funds.

• Closed session regarding the possible acquisition of real property by the EDA and Board of Supervisors
• Closed session regarding the potential purchase of real property and investment of public funds

Economic Development Authority

The Shenandoah County Economic Development Authority will discuss and vote on a self-insurance proposal for Fiscal Year 2027. The meeting will also include the approval of minutes from March and May 2026 and a financial report.

• Approval of March and May 2026 meeting minutes
• Financial Report as of May 31, 2026
• Discussion and consideration of VaCorp self-insurance proposal for FY 2027
• Approval of agenda and meeting order

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding the issuance of up to $13.2 million in bonds or financing leases for school and government capital projects, including a fire and rescue building. The board will also consider several zoning amendments and special use permits.

• Public hearing for public indebtedness not to exceed $13,200,000 for schools, general government, and a fire and rescue training and storage building
• Zoning Text Amendment 26-06-01 to add Article XXIII regarding Data Center Development
• Zoning Map Amendment 26-06-01 to rezone 3.759 acres at 22192 Old Valley Pike from A-1 Agriculture to B-2 General Business
• Special Use Permit for an additional storage unit (40' x 150') at 3223 Old Valley Pike
• Special Use Permits for 5-bedroom short-term rentals at 50 Blackberry Hill Road and 43 Pickett Street

Tourism Council

The Shenandoah County Tourism Council will approve the May 19, 2026 minutes and review the May 2026 financial report, which notes roughly 9% of the budget remaining and $90,000 in reappropriations for a Brownfields Grant. Old business includes marketing performance updates, public‑relations highlights, and a draft Outdoor Recreation Guide. New business centers on the FY27 Marketing Plan.

• Approval of minutes from May 19, 2026
• Financial report showing ~9% budget remaining and $90,000 Brownfields Grant reappropriations
• Marketing updates (FuseIdeas, Sojern/Adara) and public‑relations highlights
• Draft Outdoor Recreation Guide to be printed in June
• Discussion of FY27 Marketing Plan

Electoral Board

The Shenandoah County Electoral Board approved minutes from the May 28 meeting and confirmed testing of voting equipment for early voting on June 12 and for CAP and precinct counters on July 24. The board approved the Republican Primary ballot and ordered it to be printed. Members discussed additional election‑security measures and an upcoming ADA compliance check for the August Primary. Duties for board members and the registrar were reviewed and a work day was planned for further discussion.

• Approval of the Republican Primary ballot and its printing
• Logic and Accuracy testing scheduled for June 12 (early voting) and July 24 (CAP and precinct counters)
• Discussion of additional security measures; IT staff Josh Rhinehart and Doug Culler to be invited
• Planning of ADA annual checkup, potentially during the August Primary by Precinct Captains
• Presentation and assignment of a duties form; decision to hold a work day to finalize duties

The Board approved the minutes from the May 28 meeting. The General Registrar reported that Logic and Accuracy testing is scheduled for June 12 and July 24. Discussions included preparations for early voting and the assignment of duties.

• Approved May 28 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Republican Primary ballot for printing

Conservation Easement Authority

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors approved a Disaster Relief Resolution due to rainfall shortages affecting crops. They also consented to apply for a $326,000 FEMA grant to fund two civilian fire inspection positions.

• Approved meeting agenda (6-0)
• Consented to County application for FEMA Fire Prevention and Safety Grant ($326,000) (6-0)
• Approved May 26, 2026 minutes and Chuck French appointment to CAC (6-0)
• Approved Shenandoah County Disaster Relief Resolution (6-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will hold a work session on June 9, 2026 at 3:00 pm in the Board Room of the County Government Center, 600 North Main Street, Woodstock, VA. The session is scheduled before the regular meeting at 4:00 pm. The board has indicated that no actions will be taken during this work session.

The Board of Supervisors held a work session to review the upcoming fiscal year budget process and long-range planning. Discussions included the role of the Planning Commission in CIP projects, data collection for performance measures, and potential business growth to offset tax costs. No formal votes or budget approvals were taken during this session.

• Continued budget discussions at a future work session

Planning Commission

Community Policy and Management Team

The Shenandoah County Community Policy and Management Team will review administrative memos, strategic plan data, and recruiting for a parent representative. The group will also receive a financial report and a report to the Board of Supervisors.

• Review CSA Administrative Memo #26-05
• Review CSA CQI data
• Recruiting for CPMT Parent Representative
• Receive April 2026 financial report
• Receive CPMT report to Board of Supervisors

Electoral Board

Board of Supervisors

The Board will discuss debt financing for FY 2027 capital projects and approve routine consent items such as meeting minutes and appointments. It will hold public hearings on a traffic ordinance amendment, changes to sanitary district fees, and a one‑time bonus for full‑time county employees. The meeting also includes planning commission reviews of special‑use permits for a commercial storage facility on Old Valley Pike and a short‑term rental on Ryan Road.

• Public hearing on proposed ordinance amending Section 156-1 to adopt Virginia traffic code provisions
• Public hearing on usage rates and connection fees for Stoney Creek and Toms Brook‑Maurertown Sanitary Districts
• Public hearing on one‑time bonus payment for full‑time county employees
• Special Use Permit 26‑04‑02 for a commercial self‑service storage facility (~2.74 acres) at 27839 Old Valley Pike
• Special Use Permit 26‑04‑03 for a 6‑bedroom short‑term rental (~0.334 acres) at 240 Ryan Road

The Board approved a motion to settle the Day et al. v. Shenandoah County case for $500,000, with terms to be set by the County Administrator and County Attorney. The ordinance amending traffic code provisions and the one‑time employee bonus ordinance were also approved. The short‑term rental special use permit was denied.

• Approved $500,000 settlement for Day et al. lawsuit (unanimous roll call)
• Approved ordinance adopting Virginia traffic code provisions effective July 1, 2026 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved one‑time bonus payment ordinance for full‑time county employees (unanimous roll call)
• Approved water and sewer fee rate ordinances for Stoney Creek and Toms Brook‑Maurertown districts (unanimous roll call)
• Approved resolution supporting SMART SCALE application for I‑81 Exit 298 improvements (unanimous roll call)
• Approved Special Use Permit for commercial self‑service storage at 27839 Old Valley Pike (unanimous roll call)
• Denied Special Use Permit for 6‑bedroom short‑term rental at 240 Ryan Road (unanimous roll call)
• Approved appointment of Joe Lehnen to Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission (unanimous roll call)

Economic Development Authority

The Shenandoah County Economic Development Authority and Board of Supervisors are holding a joint meeting. The agenda consists of requests to enter closed sessions to discuss the possible acquisition of real property and the investment of public funds.

• Closed session regarding the acquisition of real property for a public purpose
• Closed session regarding the potential purchase of real property and investment of public funds

Board of Supervisors

The Board voted unanimously to enter a closed session to discuss a possible real‑property acquisition by the Economic Development Authority. After the closed session, the Board unanimously voted to reconvene in open session. The board also unanimously affirmed the certification that only exempted matters were discussed in the closed session.

• Motion to enter closed session on real‑property acquisition approved unanimously (voice vote)
• Motion to reconvene open session approved unanimously (voice vote)
• Certification of closed‑session compliance affirmed unanimously

Water Resources Advisory Committee

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss proposed ordinance changes to increase water and sewer usage rates and connection fees. They are also considering a one-time bonus for full-time employees and transportation improvements at Interstate 81 Exit 298.

• Proposed 5% increase in water and sewer usage rates for Stoney Creek and Toms Brook-Maurertown Sanitary Districts
• Proposed connection fee increases of $2,000 for water and $1,000 for sewer (0 to 3/4-inch service line)
• Resolution of Support for a SMART SCALE Application for transportation improvements at Interstate 81 Exit 298
• Adoption of the Six-Year Plan for Secondary Roads for Fiscal Year 2027 through 2032
• Consideration of a one-time bonus for full-time employees in Fiscal Year 2026

The Board approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda items, including the April 28 minutes and two board appointments. It then approved the special budget carryover, deferred revenue and capital improvement carryforward for Shenandoah County Public Schools, a resolution on the FY2025 school fund balance, and adopted the six‑year secondary roads plan for FY2027‑2032. Finally, the Board entered closed session to discuss possible disposition of county property and appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee.

• Approved agenda (unanimous roll‑call vote)
• Approved consent agenda items: April 28 minutes, Mark Dotson appointment, Dorothy Harriman appointment (unanimous)
• Approved special budget carryover, deferred revenue, and capital improvement carryforward for Shenandoah County Public Schools (unanimous)
• Approved resolution on Shenandoah County Public Schools FY2025 fund balance carryover (unanimous)
• Adopted six‑year secondary roads plan FY2027‑2032 (unanimous)
• Entered closed session to discuss possible disposition of county property (unanimous)
• Entered closed session to discuss appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee (unanimous)

Community Policy and Management Team

The team approved the May agenda and the April meeting minutes. The updated Vendor Contract was approved after attorney review. All pending Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs) were approved in closed session. The meeting then adjourned.

• Approved May 2026 agenda
• Approved April 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved updated Vendor Contract
• Approved all pending IEPs and IFSPs
• Moved to adjourn the meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will consider a request to reallocate $8,056,333 in unspent funds to Shenandoah County Public Schools and hold a public hearing on the Secondary Six-Year Plan for VDOT. The meeting also includes a public hearing to withdraw land from an agricultural district and closed sessions regarding legal matters and property disposition.

• Consideration of $8,056,333 in unspent school funds for FY2025
• Public hearing on Secondary Six-Year Plan for VDOT (FY2027-2032)
• Public hearing to withdraw land from Morning Star Agricultural District
• Consideration of a proclamation declaring May 2026 as Building Safety Month
• Closed session regarding legal matters and property disposition

The Board approved its agenda and consent items, including minutes, third‑quarter reappropriations, and a proclamation declaring May 2026 as Building Safety Month. It approved the withdrawal of 141.68 acres from the Morning Star Agricultural & Forestal District at 2904 Hepner Road. The Board adopted a resolution to allocate Personal Property Tax Relief Act funds for qualifying personal‑use vehicles for Tax Year 2026. Several closed‑session meetings were authorized to discuss litigation, property disposition, acquisition, and appointments.

• Approved agenda (unanimous roll‑call aye)
• Approved consent agenda items – minutes, reappropriations, proclamation (unanimous roll‑call aye)
• Approved withdrawal of 141.68 acres from Morning Star Agricultural & Forestal District at 2904 Hepner Road (unanimous roll‑call aye)
• Approved Personal Property Tax Relief Act resolution for qualifying personal‑use vehicles for Tax Year 2026 (unanimous roll‑call aye)
• Authorized closed session to discuss Day et al. vs. Shenandoah County litigation (unanimous roll‑call aye)
• Authorized closed session to discuss disposition of surplus property in Mt. Jackson and acquisition of property in Woodstock (unanimous roll‑call aye)
• Authorized closed session to discuss appointment of public officers to advisory committees (unanimous roll‑call aye)

Tourism Council

The Tourism Council voted to approve the minutes from the March meeting, with all members in favor. The council reviewed marketing performance data, discussed upcoming outdoor recreation initiatives, and noted upcoming events such as a craft‑beverage spark session on May 14. No new business was introduced and the next meeting was scheduled for May 19, 2026.

• Approved March meeting minutes (unanimous)
• No new business was adopted

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will consider resolutions to set tax rates for 2026 and approve the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget for the county and various special revenue funds. The meeting also includes a discussion on third-quarter budget reappropriations.

• Adoption of 2026 tax rates and FY 2026-27 budget
• Reappropriation of $52,994.99 for third-quarter FY 2026 budget
• Approval of budget for North Fork Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Approval of budget for Shenandoah County Landfill Fund
• Approval of budget for Parks and Recreation Special Revenue Fund

The Board approved the agenda and consent agenda items—including meeting minutes, a school‑division reappropriation, and the reappointment of RocheUe Dornatt to the Comprehensive Plan advisory committee—by unanimous roll‑call vote. It adopted a resolution setting calendar‑year 2026 tax rates, passing with a 4‑2 vote (Taylor, Morris, Gutshall, Ferguson aye; Dotson, Baker no). The Board also approved ad valorem tax rates for the Stoney Creek and Toms Brook‑Maurertown sanitary districts, FY 2026‑27 budget appropriations, and authorized a closed session to discuss real‑property matters, all by unanimous roll‑call vote.

• Approved agenda (all six members aye)
• Approved consent agenda items: minutes, school‑division reappropriation, reappointment of RocheUe Dornatt (all six members aye)
• Adopted calendar‑year 2026 tax rates (4‑2 vote: Taylor, Morris, Gutshall, Ferguson aye; Dotson, Baker no)
• Adopted ad valorem tax rate for Stoney Creek Sanitary District (unanimous aye)
• Adopted ad valorem tax rate for Toms Brook‑Maurertown Sanitary District (unanimous aye)
• Approved FY 2026‑27 budget and appropriations for county, wastewater plant, land fund, parks & recreation (unanimous aye)
• Authorized closed session to discuss property disposition, acquisition, and appointments (unanimous aye)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a budget work session to discuss comments received during the public hearing. This session serves as a precursor to the adoption of the FY 2027 Budget and Tax Rate.

• Discussion of public hearing comments regarding the FY 2027 Proposed Budget and Tax Rate

During the April 9 budget work session, supervisors reviewed a proposed $8 million operating capital loan, staffing for the sheriff’s office, a 1.6% tax‑rate increase, school categorical funding, library funding, and the music‑festival budget. No votes or formal approvals were recorded; the board indicated it will keep the sheriff’s position in the budget and will hold a joint meeting with the School Board. The meeting adjourned at 3:25 p.m.

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on the FY 2027 proposed budget and tax rate at Peter Muhlenberg Middle School at 7:00 p.m. on April 6. The hearing follows earlier budget work sessions and a public‑hearing notification that was submitted to the press on March 20 and advertised in the newspaper on March 26‑27. Comments gathered at this hearing will be considered before the board adopts the FY 2027 budget and tax rate at its regular meeting on April 14.

• April 6 public hearing on FY 2027 Proposed Budget and Tax Rate (Peter Muhlenberg Middle School, 7:00 p.m.)
• March 20 Finance Director submission of FY 2027 Proposed Budget, Tax Rate, and Public Hearing Notification to press
• March 26‑27 newspaper advertisement of FY 2027 Proposed Budget, Tax Rate, and Public Hearing Notification
• Multiple budget work sessions (Jan 23, Feb 3, Feb 24, Mar 3, Mar 10, Mar 16, Mar 17, Apr 9) discussing FY 2027 budget items
• April 14 regular board meeting to adopt FY 2027 Budget and Tax Rate

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors conducted a public hearing on the FY 2027 proposed budget and tax rate. No actions, approvals, or denials were taken; the meeting consisted solely of public comments on library expansion and tax concerns. The board scheduled future action for a meeting on April 14, 2025.

Electoral Board

The board unanimously elected Jacob French as chair. It also approved the April 6 minutes and adopted a rule limiting public comments to three minutes per speaker. The board approved contacting both the Democratic and Republican Party chairs to provide election‑day assistance, with workers paid $125 per day.

• Jacob French elected Chair (unanimous)
• April 6 minutes approved (unanimous)
• Public comments limited to 3 minutes per person (unanimous)
• Board to request Democratic and Republican Party chairs for election equipment assistance ($125/day workers) (unanimous)
• Schedule BOS room for training sessions the weeks of July 13 and July 27 (requested)
• Update contact information on training slides and Chief’s boxes for new member (requested)
• Certification set for April election on April 28 at 2 PM and for August election on August 11 at 2 PM (scheduled)
• Future board meeting dates set for May 14, June 11, July 9, August 11, Sep 10, Oct 8, Nov 12, Dec 10 (scheduled)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors will meet to consider several special use permits and a land withdrawal request. The session is designated as a meeting on the zoning ordinance update.

• AFD Request for Withdrawal of 141.680 acres at 2904 Hepner Road
• Special Use Permit for a 5-bedroom short-term rental at 43 Pickett Street
• Special Use Permit for a commercial self-service storage facility at 27839 Old Valley Pike
• Special Use Permit for a 6-bedroom short-term rental at 240 Ryan Road

Community Policy and Management Team

The Shenandoah County Community Policy and Management Team will discuss procedures for using Medicaid in services required by Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). The board will also review the IEP budget form, a vendor contract, and a parental agreement. A financial report covering February 2026 expenditures will be presented.

• Discussion of procedures regarding the use of Medicaid in IEP-required services
• Review of IEP Budget form
• Consideration of Vendor Contract
• Review of Parental Agreement
• Financial Report – February 2026 expenditures

The Shenandoah County Community Policy and Management Team approved the updated Individualized Education Program, a vendor contract, and a parental agreement. The team also approved all IEPs and IFSPs presented in closed session. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved updated IEP (motion by J. Stollings, seconded by B. DeLullo)
• Approved updated vendor contract (motion by J. Stollings, seconded by B. DeLullo)
• Approved updated parental agreement (motion by J. Stollings, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Approved all IEPs and IFSPs presented in closed session (motion by J. Stollings, seconded by L. Shirley)
• Approved April 2026 agenda (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by B. DeLullo)
• Approved March 2026 minutes (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Moved to adjourn the meeting (motion by L. Sicina, seconded by B. DeLullo)

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will discuss rural road improvements, a water and sewer service agreement with Staunton, and a resolution opposing collective bargaining legislation. The meeting includes a presentation on the county's spongy moth coordinator and approval of meeting minutes.

• Consideration of Memorandum of Understanding with Town of Staunton regarding water and sewer service
• Consideration of resolution expressing opposition to mandatory collective bargaining legislation
• Presentation on spongy moth coordinator for 2025-26 mitigation
• Discussion of rural rustic project(s) with Virginia Department of Transportation
• Consideration of Special Use Permits for short-term rentals and wholesale activities

Economic Development Authority

The Shenandoah County Economic Development Authority approved its February financial report and discussed the FastForward credential program offered through Laurel Ridge Community College. Members voted to award a $20,000 grant to Laurel Ridge to fund 13 Triplett Tech students in the Heavy Equipment Operator program. The board also entered a closed session to consider a prospective business interest in the county.

• Approval of a $20,000 grant to Laurel Ridge Community College for FastForward support of 13 Triplett Tech students
• Unanimous approval of the financial report dated January 31, 2026
• Closed session convened to discuss a prospective business or industry locating in Shenandoah County
• Discussion of transferring funds from the EDA General Checking Account to the LGIP General Account
• Staff report that the Virginia Brownfields Assistance Fund awarded $99,000 to the Town of New Market for remediation

Tourism Council

The Shenandoah County Tourism Council will approve February minutes and review the February financial report. Members will discuss ongoing marketing efforts, the outdoor recreation guide, and upcoming events such as the Bo Birdie video launch. New business includes a community partnerships arts grant, the FY27 tourism budget, and a marketing leverage grant of up to $30,000.

• Marketing Leverage Grant – up to $30,000 for short thematic videos
• Community Partnerships Arts Grant – new grant opportunity
• FY27 Proposed Budget – budget for the next fiscal year
• Bo Birdie video premiere scheduled for March 11, 2026
• Groundbreaking ceremony for Simply Shenandoah on March 20, 2026

The Tourism Council approved the February meeting minutes after a spelling correction. The FY27 budget was modified: the new website was deferred to FY28, advertising funding (line 3600) was kept at its current level, and professional‑development funding was cut. Council members also agreed to hold a follow‑up meeting after the council session to develop ideas for Tourism Social events.

• Approved February meeting minutes (spelling correction made)
• Deferred FY27 website project to FY28
• Kept advertising line item 3600 at existing funding level
• Reduced funding for professional development
• Decided to hold a post‑council meeting to develop Tourism Social ideas

Board of Supervisors

This document outlines the schedule for the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors to discuss and adopt the Fiscal Year 2027 budget and tax rate. The process includes work sessions, a public hearing, and the final adoption of the budget.

• Board to establish tax rate for FY 2027 budget advertisement
• Public hearing on FY 2027 proposed budget and tax rate scheduled for April 6
• Final adoption of FY 2027 budget and tax rate set for April 14
• Finance Director to submit proposed budget and tax rate before March 20
• FY 2027 Proposed Budget and Capital Improvement Plan presentation on February 24

The supervisors reached consensus to advertise a two‑cent property tax rate for the FY2027 public hearing on April 6, 2026. They decided not to fund the fire‑and‑rescue training facility or the library expansion in this budget year. They also agreed to use carryover funds for design fees and to forgo design work for a new CTE facility this year.

• Agreed to advertise a two‑cent tax rate for the FY2027 public hearing (consensus)
• Decided not to fund the fire and rescue training facility ($4.5 M debt service) this year
• Decided not to fund the library expansion in this year's budget
• Agreed to use carryover funds for design fees on capital projects
• Decided not to fund design work for a new CTE facility this budget year

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will meet on March 16, 2026 for a budget work session. The agenda includes discussion with Shenandoah County Public Schools and a general discussion of the FY 2027 proposed budget and tax rate. No formal adoption is scheduled at this meeting.

• Budget work session scheduled for March 16, 2026 at 1:00 p.m.
• Discussion involving Shenandoah County Public Schools
• General discussion of the FY 2027 proposed budget
• General discussion of the FY 2027 tax rate
• Preparation for upcoming public hearing on the FY 2027 budget

During the March 16, 2026 budget work session, supervisors and staff reviewed proposed FY2027 school budget items, including personnel costs, health insurance, capital project funding, and debt capacity. The discussion covered a new maintenance supervisor position, COLA rates, school capacity issues, and potential use of surplus funds, but no votes or formal approvals were recorded.

Water Resources Advisory Committee

The Shenandoah County Water Resources Advisory Committee will meet to approve the agenda, review the February 26, 2025 meeting minutes, receive an NSVRC update, and discuss a draft ordinance update. The meeting will also include a public comment period before adjournment.

• Approve or amend the March 11, 2026 meeting agenda
• Review draft minutes from the February 26, 2025 WRAC meeting
• NSVRC update
• Ordinance update and review
• Public comment period

Board of Equalization

The Shenandoah County Board of Equalization will administer an oath of office, elect a President and Secretary, and review the completed assessment process. It will also establish a hearings schedule, examine appeal hearing procedures, and discuss required training and materials. Action items include posting the hearings schedule ten days before the first hearing and emailing a tentative schedule to members by March 16, 2026.

• Administration of Oath of Office for Karla Ortts
• Election of President and Secretary
• Review of Completed Assessment Process
• Establish Hearings Schedule
• Review Procedures for Appeal Hearings

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a budget work session for general discussion. This meeting is part of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget calendar leading up to the budget adoption on April 14.

• Budget work session for general discussion

Supervisors reviewed insurance renewal costs, noting a 17.2% increase and discussed potential deductible changes. They reported an anticipated $640,000 rise in real‑property tax revenue and a $550,000 drop in personal‑property tax revenue, with a 4% decrease in vehicle values. Discussions covered school capital needs, including a suggestion to move $8 million to operational capital for repairs, and the board noted a $3.62 million deficit. No votes or formal approvals were recorded.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss the 2026 equalized real estate tax rate and a VDOT request to repurpose rural road funds. The meeting includes a review of FY 2026 quarterly revenues and expenditures and a budget work session following adjournment.

• Resolution adopting an equalized real estate tax rate for calendar year 2026
• VDOT request to repurpose a portion of rural road funds
• Amendments to the County's Emergency Operations Plan (EOP)
• Memorandum of Understanding between Town of Strasburg, Shenandoah County, and Holtzman Mason Property LLC regarding water and sewer service
• Quarterly revenue and expenditure summary for FY 2026

The Board approved the meeting agenda and the February 24, March 3, and February 12 minutes. It adopted a resolution setting the equalized real estate tax rate at $0.464 for calendar year 2026, with all members voting aye. The Board also discussed a VDOT request to use $300,000 of rural MSDC funds for a bridge replacement on Suplinick Ridge Road, but no formal vote was taken. Additional items such as an Emergency Operations Plan amendment, a water‑sewer MOU, and a closed‑session discussion of a prospective business were considered without a decision.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous roll call)
• Approved February 24, March 3, and February 12 meeting minutes (unanimous roll call)
• Adopted equalized real estate tax rate of $0.464 for 2026 (all six supervisors voted aye)
• Discussed VDOT request to repurpose $300,000 of rural MSDC funds for Suplinick Ridge Road bridge replacement (no resolution)
• Discussed amendments to the County Emergency Operations Plan (no action taken)
• Discussed memorandum of understanding for water and sewer service with Town of Strasburg and Holtzman Mason Property LLC (no action taken)
• Authorized a closed session to discuss a prospective business or industry (unanimous roll call)
• Re‑opened the meeting after closed session (unanimous roll call)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a Special Use Permit (26-03-01) to allow wholesale and warehouse activities on about 3.373 acres at 16409 Old Valley Pike, zoned B-2 General Business. It will also consider an AFD Request for Withdrawal (26-03-01) to remove roughly 7 acres from the Woodstock West District at Mauser Lane, zoned A-1 Agriculture. In addition, the commission will recommend several special use permits and a withdrawal request to the Board of Supervisors, review an update to the Industrial Code, appoint a chair and vice‑chair, and adopt the 2026 calendar.

• Special Use Permit 26-03-01 – wholesale/warehouse on ~3.373 acres at 16409 Old Valley Pike (B-2 General Business)
• AFD Request for Withdrawal 26-03-01 – removal of ~7 acres from Woodstock West District at Mauser Lane (A-1 Agriculture)
• Recommendation to Board of Supervisors for Special Use Permit 26-01-01 – two short‑term rental yurts on 11.05 acres at Crooked Run Road
• Staff request to review and update the Industrial Code
• Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair; adoption of the 2026 calendar

The commission voted 7‑0 to approve a Special Use Permit for wholesale and warehouse activities on 3.373 acres at 16409 Old Valley Pike (B‑2 General Business). It also approved an AFD withdrawal removing about seven acres from the Woodstock West District at Mauser Lane (A‑1 Agriculture). Both approvals will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors with the commission’s recommendation.

• Approved Special Use Permit 26-03-01 for 16409 Old Valley Pike (7-0)
• Approved AFD Withdrawal 26-03-01 removing ~7 acres at Mauser Lane (7-0)

Electoral Board

The Shenandoah County Electoral Board will approve previous meeting minutes and review the 2026 election schedule. The board will also discuss the LESS program during new business.

• Approval of minutes
• 2026 Election Schedule
• LESS Discussion

The board moved into a closed session and later returned to an open session, both unanimously. It approved the February meeting minutes and set specific training dates for election officers and chiefs. The board signed the Locality Election Security Standards (LESS) form to submit to the state and then adjourned the meeting unanimously.

• Moved to Closed Session (unanimous)
• Returned to Open Session (unanimous)
• Approved February meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Set training dates for Election Officers and Chiefs (unanimous)
• Signed Locality Election Security Standards (LESS) form (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Community Policy and Management Team

The Shenandoah County Community Policy and Management Team will review and approve IEP services and IFSP case reviews in a closed session. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving the agenda, minutes, and a financial report for January 2026, as well as updates on parental referrals and long‑term planning.

• Approval of February 2026 CPMT meeting minutes
• Financial Report – January 2026 expenditures
• Closed Session – IEP services approvals and IFSP/case reviews
• Updated IFSP
• Recruiting for CPMT Parent Representative

The team approved an updated Individualized Family Service Plan and then approved all Individualized Education Programs and IFSPs reviewed in closed session. It also agreed to move forward with the CSA FAPT Youth and Family Satisfaction Surveys and added the Data and Outcomes Dashboard link to the county website. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved updated IFSP (motion by J. Stollings, seconded by L. Shirley)
• Approved all IEPs and IFSPs as presented (motion by J. Stollings, seconded by B. DeLullo)
• Agreed to move forward with CSA FAPT Youth and Family Satisfaction Surveys
• Added Data and Outcomes Dashboard (CQI) link to county website
• Approved March agenda (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Approved February 2026 CPMT meeting minutes (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Adjourned meeting (motion by L. Sicina, seconded by B. DeLullo)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting for a budget work session involving general discussion. This is part of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget calendar leading toward a public hearing on April 6 and final adoption on April 14.

• Budget Work Session (General Discussion)

The Board discussed the FY 2027 proposed budget, including use of unassigned funds, school capital needs, and a potential communications position. Chairman Taylor asked if the Board agreed to the $8 million short‑term capital amount, and the consensus was affirmative. No other formal votes or approvals were recorded.

• Approved $8 million short‑term capital budget (consensus)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will receive a presentation on the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget and conceptual designs for a fire and rescue training facility. The meeting includes resolutions regarding the Second Amendment and early voting, as well as a presentation on community opposition to the Simply Shenandoah project.

• Conceptual designs for Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Training facility at Landfill Road
• Presentation on community opposition to Simply Shenandoah Special Use Permit expansion
• Resolution reaffirming the County's position on Second Amendment matters
• Resolution regarding early voting prior to constitutional waiting period expiration
• Fiscal Year 2027 Proposed Budget Presentation

The Board of Supervisors approved the meeting agenda and the February 10 minutes by unanimous roll‑call vote. They also adopted a resolution reaffirming the county's position on Second Amendment matters. Finally, they approved a resolution on early voting with edits supplied by the County Attorney, also by unanimous roll‑call vote.

• Approved agenda (unanimous roll‑call)
• Approved February 10 meeting minutes (unanimous roll‑call)
• Approved Second Amendment position resolution (unanimous roll‑call)
• Approved early‑voting resolution with attorney‑recommended edits (unanimous roll‑call)

Economic Development Authority

The Shenandoah County Economic Development Authority approved its agenda, minutes, and a financial report as of Jan. 31, 2026. It voted to enter into a contract to sell approximately 21.338 acres (Tax Map 01604001A) to Tallmadge Land LLC for $3,200,700. The board also discussed grant funding for FastForward Credential Programs offered through Laurel Ridge Community College Workforce Solutions and heard a presentation of the FY 2025 audit.

• Sale contract for Tax Map 01604001A (≈21.338 acres) to Tallmadge Land LLC for $3,200,700
• Discussion of grant funding for FastForward Credential Programs via Laurel Ridge Community College
• Presentation of FY 2025 audit by Marissa Helmick, Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates PLLC
• Financial Report as of Jan. 31, 2026 presented
• Closed‑session discussion of possible real‑property acquisition/disposition and prospective business

Tourism Council

The Shenandoah County Tourism Council will convene to approve minutes from January and review financial reports. The agenda includes updates on marketing, public relations, and the 250th anniversary efforts.

• Approval of January 2026 minutes
• Review of January 2025 financial report
• Marketing and public relations updates
• Outdoor Recreation Guide interviews
• 250th anniversary efforts and website launch

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss strategic planning and budget prioritization. The session is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on February 12, 2026, at the Health and Human Services facility.

• Strategic Planning and Budget Prioritization Board Retreat
• Meeting location: Wellness Room, Health and Human Services facility
• Address: 494 North Main Street, Suite 200, Woodstock, VA 22664

The Board of Supervisors reached consensus on a revised mission statement, a revised vision statement, and six core values. They also agreed to discuss a full‑time public‑information coordinator in the FY 27 budget, to hold joint meetings with the Economic Development Authority twice a year, and to increase annual borrowing to $8 million. No formal votes were recorded.

• Adopted mission statement (consensus)
• Adopted vision statement (consensus)
• Adopted core values: excellence, integrity, accountability, transparency, stewardship, collaborative (consensus)
• Agreed to consider a full‑time public‑information coordinator in FY 27 budget (consensus)
• Agreed to hold joint meetings with the Economic Development Authority at least twice yearly (consensus)
• Agreed to increase borrowing to $8 million annually, with $5 million for SCPS operating and maintenance (consensus)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss a contract for landfill facility upgrades and a special use permit for a large-scale energy facility. The meeting includes presentations on county debt profiles and the Economic Development Authority's annual report.

• Contract for Landfill Citizens' Convenience Center and Facility Upgrades with Perry Engineering Company, Inc. for $7,494,303
• Special Use Permit for a large-scale energy facility on 60.725 acres at 16817 Old Valley Pike
• Appointment of Jim Pagan and Keith Stephens to the Shenandoah County Planning Commission
• Reappropriations for the second quarter of Fiscal Year 2026
• Carry over of capital projects and grant funds from Fiscal Year 2025 to Fiscal Year 2026

The Board approved the meeting agenda and all consent agenda items, including reappropriations and planning commission appointments. They amended the Conservation Easement Authority committee terms, replacing Kyle Gutshall with Mark Dotson. The Board also approved a special use permit for a large‑scale solar facility on 16817 Old Valley Pike with specified condition changes.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items: prior meeting minutes, Q2 FY2026 reappropriations, FY2025‑2026 capital projects and grant transfers, appointments of Jim Fagan and Keith Stephens to Planning Commission (unanimous)
• Amended Conservation Easement Authority committee terms, replacing Kyle Gutshall with Mark Dotson (unanimous)
• Approved special use permit for solar project on 16817 Old Valley Pike, modifying condition 8 (evergreens minimum height) and condition 9 wording (unanimous)

Electoral Board

The Shenandoah County Electoral Board will meet to approve minutes and discuss unfinished and new business, including the appointment of election officials.

• Approval of minutes
• Unfinished business
• Appointment of Election Officials

The Electoral Board unanimously approved the minutes from the January 8, 2026 meeting. Chair Denise Doyle submitted her resignation, effective March 30, 2026. The Board reviewed and approved the lists of Election Officers. The meeting was adjourned by unanimous vote.

• Approved January 8, 2026 minutes (unanimously)
• Chair Denise Doyle submitted resignation effective March 30, 2026
• Approved presented lists of Election Officers
• Motion to adjourn passed unanimously

Community Policy and Management Team

The Shenandoah County Community Policy and Management Team will review and approve IEP services and IFSP case reviews in a closed session. The agenda also includes a presentation on the FOCUS program, discussion of parental referrals and pending legislation, and recruitment of a parent representative.

• Closed Session – IEP services approvals, IFSP/case reviews
• Presentation by NWCSB; FOCUS Program – Patience Yoder
• Old Business – Parental referrals
• Old Business – Pending legislation, OCS Memos and Updates
• New Business – Recruiting for CPMT Parent Representative

The team approved the February agenda and the January 2026 meeting minutes. A motion moved the strategic‑plan item up the agenda and was approved. In closed session, members certified the session and approved all Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs) that were presented.

• Approved February agenda (motion by B. DeLullo, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Approved January 2026 CPMT minutes (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Amended agenda to move Strategic Plan Planning to item #5 (motion by J. Stollings, seconded by L. Shirley)
• Certified that only exempt matters were discussed in closed session (vote by all members)
• Approved all IEPs and IFSPs as presented in closed session (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by B. DeLullo)
• Adjourned meeting at 12:56 PM (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by B. DeLullo)

Economic Development Authority

The Shenandoah County Economic Development Authority met on February 2, 2026 and entered a closed session. The closed session was called under Code of Virginia 2.2‑3711(A)(3) to consider acquisition and disposition of real property for a public purpose. It was also called under Code of Virginia 2.2‑3711(A)(5) to discuss a prospective business interest in locating facilities in Shenandoah County. No other agenda items were presented for consideration.

• Closed session per Code of Virginia 2.2‑3711(A)(3) to discuss acquisition/disposition of real property by the EDA
• Closed session per Code of Virginia 2.2‑3711(A)(5) to discuss a prospective business locating in Shenandoah County

Economic Development Authority

At the January 27, 2026 meeting the Authority approved a motion to retain $100,000 in the First Bank General Checking Account and transfer all other cash, including the $21,039.99 rollback‑tax deposit, to the LGIP General Account. The board also entered closed session to discuss a possible real‑property acquisition and a prospective business seeking to locate in Shenandoah County. Staff announced the next meeting will be held on January 8, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

• Motion to leave $100,000 in First Bank General Checking Account and transfer remaining funds, including $21,039.99 rollback tax deposit, to LGIP General Account
• Closed session to consider acquisition and disposition of real property for a public purpose
• Closed session to discuss a prospective business interest in locating facilities in Shenandoah County
• $50,000 payment scheduled for Q1 2026 to Timmons Group for a future site‑assessment study
• Rescheduling of the next EDA meeting to January 8, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will consider a contract for landfill facility upgrades and discuss potential property acquisition and disposition. The meeting also includes the appointment of Planning Commission members.

• Contract with Perry Engineering Company, Inc. for $7,494,303 for Landfill Citizens' Convenience Center and Facility Upgrades
• Authorization to appoint a temporary deputy zoning administrator
• Appointments to the Shenandoah County Planning Commission
• Consideration of a Special Use Permit for a large-scale energy facility on 60.725 acres
• Closed session to discuss real property acquisition and disposition

The Board of Supervisors regular meeting scheduled for Jan. 27, 2026 at 7:00 pm was postponed due to inclement weather. The meeting will resume at the next regular session on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026 at 4:00 pm. No substantive decisions were made.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is conducting a preliminary budget work session focused on outside agencies. This meeting is part of a scheduled calendar leading to the adoption of the FY 2027 Budget and Tax Rate on April 14.

• Preliminary Budget Work Session regarding outside agencies
• Scheduled presentation of FY 2027 Proposed Budget and Capital Improvement Plan on February 24
• Public hearing on FY 2027 Proposed Budget and Tax Rate scheduled for April 6
• Final adoption of FY 2027 Budget and Tax Rate scheduled for April 14

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors held a budget work session on Jan. 23, 2026. Multiple outside agencies presented funding requests ranging from $2,000 to $390,771. No votes, approvals, denials, or other formal actions were recorded during the meeting.

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals is meeting to conduct organizational business. The body will vote to elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman and approve the meeting schedule for 2026.

• Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Approval of 2026 Meeting Dates

Tourism Council

The council will approve the December 16, 2025 meeting minutes and review the December 2025 financial report. Old business includes updates on marketing, public relations, the outdoor recreation guide, National Tourism Week, 250th anniversary efforts, and the Bo Birdie premiere. New business items are a presentation on VTC global trends and a request for proposals for a new website.

• Approve December 16, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review December 2025 financial report
• Marketing and public relations updates (including outdoor recreation guide and 250th efforts)
• Discuss VTC Global Trends presentation
• Consider New Website Request for Proposals

The council reviewed the December 2025 financial report, marketing activities, public‑relations results, and upcoming tourism initiatives. Members shared updates on events, grant opportunities, and plans for a new tourism website. No motions were voted on or decisions recorded.

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will meet at 4:00 p.m. on Jan 13, 2026 to review several agenda items. Special presentations include recognitions for Strasburg High School football and employee service awards, as well as updates from the Commissioner of the Revenue, VDOT, and the county auditor. The board will discuss reappropriations for FY 2026 Q2, consider the FY 2027 budget calendar, and approve minutes from prior meetings. Three closed‑session meetings are scheduled to address a possible construction contract, a real‑property acquisition or disposition, and public‑utility legal matters.

• Discussion of reappropriations for FY 2026 Q2 totaling $2,433 to Animal Shelter, $328.57 to Landfill, $10,000 to Parks & Recreation, $48,636.50 to Economic Development & Tourism, and $85,520 to Fire & Rescue
• Consideration of the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Calendar
• Closed session to discuss award of a public construction contract
• Closed session to discuss possible acquisition or disposal of county real property
• Closed session to consult legal counsel on public‑utility matters

The Board approved the meeting agenda by roll‑call vote, with all supervisors voting aye. The Board also approved the consent agenda items—minutes from the December 9, 2025 regular meeting and the January 6, 2026 organizational meeting—by roll‑call vote, with all supervisors voting aye.

• Approved meeting agenda (roll call vote, all aye)
• Approved consent agenda items: Dec 9 2025 meeting minutes and Jan 6 2026 organizational minutes (roll call vote, all aye)

Agricultural and Forestal District Advisory Committee

The Agricultural and Forestal District Advisory Committee is reviewing the renewal of five districts for 2026. The body is also discussing the removal of specific parcels from the Woodstock West and Morning Star districts.

• Removal of parcel at Mauser Lane (TM 033A024) from Woodstock West District
• Potential removal of 2904 Hepner Road from Morning Star District for poultry house sale
• Renewal of Coal Mine Hollow, Columbia Furnace, Lebanon Church, Liberty Furnace, and St. Luke districts
• Discussion on removing parcels smaller than 5 acres
• Update on the December 2025 renewal of the Wakemans Grove District

Electoral Board

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the December 8, 2025 meeting. New officers were elected: Denise Doyle as Chair, Beverly Harrison as Vice Chair, and Gayle Wellard as Secretary. The board also adopted a regular meeting schedule for the first Thursday of each month at 10:00 am.

• Approved Dec 8, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Chair Denise Doyle, Vice Chair Beverly Harrison, Secretary Gayle Wellard
• Set regular meetings for first Thursday each month at 10:00 am

Planning Commission

The Shenandoah County Planning Commission will meet to consider two special use permit applications: one for a large-scale solar facility on 60.725 acres and another for two yurts on 11.05 acres. The body will also review draft minutes from previous meetings.

• Special Use Permit 26-01-02: Large-scale solar facility on 60.725 acres at 16817 Old Valley Pike
• Special Use Permit 26-01-01: Two yurts and accessory structures on 11.05 acres at Crooked Run Road
• Approval or amendment of meeting draft minutes for December 4th, 17th, and 18th, 2025
• Planning Commission Academy: Strong Towns 101 course and video selection
• Next meeting scheduled for February 5th, 2026

The commission voted to table Special Use Permit 26‑01‑01 for two yurts on Crooked Run Road until the March meeting. The motion was approved unanimously by four members (Morris, Keller, Miller, Lantz). Earlier, the commission also approved an amended agenda and the minutes from December 4, 2025 and December 17‑18, 2025.

• Approved amended agenda (4-0)
• Approved December 4, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved December 17‑18, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Tabled Special Use Permit 26‑01‑01 until March meeting (4-0)

Community Policy and Management Team

The Shenandoah County Community Policy and Management Team will consider the resignation of parent representative Holly Taff and approve a rotation of the chairperson to NWCSB and vice‑chair to CSU, effective through January 2028. The meeting will also approve the agenda, the December 2025 CPMT minutes, and review November 2025 financial expenditures. Additional items include FAPT and pending legislation reports, long‑term plan updates, and a closed‑session review of IEP and IFSP service approvals.

• Resignation of CPMT Parent Representative Holly Taff
• Rotation of Chairperson to NWCSB and Vice Chairperson to CSU (effective until Jan 2028)
• Approval of agenda and December 2025 meeting minutes
• Financial Report – November 2025 expenditures
• Closed‑session review of IEP services approvals and IFSP/case reviews per Virginia Code §§2.2‑5210, 2.2‑3711

The Community Policy and Management Team approved the meeting agenda and the December 2025 minutes. The board entered a closed executive session to consider IEP and IFSP services, certified the closed‑session actions, and then approved all IEP and IFSP services as presented. The meeting was adjourned.

• Approved January agenda (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Approved December 2025 CPMT meeting minutes (motion by L. Sicina, seconded by L. Shirley)
• Entered closed executive session to consider IEP/IFSP services (motion by B. DeLullo, seconded by L. Shirley)
• Certified closed‑session actions (all members certified)
• Approved all IEP and IFSP services as presented (motion by L. Shirley, seconded by L. Sicina)
• Adjourned meeting (motion by L. Sicina, seconded by L. Shirley)

Board of Supervisors

The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors will elect its 2026 officers. It will adopt the 2026 Rules of Procedure in both redlined and clean versions. The board will also adopt the 2026 meeting schedule. Information on committee assignments will be distributed at a later regular meeting.

• Election of 2026 Officers
• Adoption of the 2026 Rules of Procedure (redlined and clean versions)
• Adoption of the 2026 Meeting Schedule
• Distribution of information concerning Committee assignments (action at a subsequent meeting)

The Board elected Supervisor Tim Taylor as Chairman and Supervisor Dennis Morris as Vice Chairman, each by a 5‑1 roll‑call vote. The Board also approved the 2026 rules and procedures unanimously (6‑0) and adopted the 2026 meeting schedule unanimously (6‑0). No other actions were taken before adjournment.

• Appointed Supervisor Tim Taylor as Chairman (5-1 vote)
• Appointed Supervisor Dennis Morris as Vice Chairman (5-1 vote)
• Approved 2026 rules and procedures (6-0 vote)
• Adopted 2026 meeting schedule (6-0 vote)