Board of Supervisors

Wednesday, June 25, 2025 · Special meeting

Decided 7

Approval of the FY26 School Board Budget
Approved · $21,857,006.00 · Part of the fiscal year 2026 budget
Moved by Long, seconded by Fisher
“Motion to approve the FY26 School Board Budget in the amount of $21,857,006 with the local funding portion totaling $14,393,754. The school will remain under categorical spending with quarterly appropriations; however, the debt service payment will be paid in full in the first quarterly payment in the amount of $9,184. The Board is requiring monthly and quarterly accounting reports from the Superintendent.” (minutes, Jun 25, p. 1)
Approval of the FY26 County Budget
Approved · $49,102,121.00 · Part of the fiscal year 2026 budget
Moved by Long, seconded by Williams
“Motion to approve the FY26 County Budget in the amount of $49,102,121.” (minutes, Jun 25, p. 2)
Approval of FY26 Tax Rates
Approved · Part of the fiscal year 2026 budget
Moved by Williams, seconded by Long
“Motion to approve the following resolution to set the FY26 tax rates.” (minutes, Jun 25, p. 3)
Appropriation of Funds for FY26
Approved · $45,742,303.00 · Part of the fiscal year 2026 budget
Moved by Brann, seconded by Long
“Motion to approve the appropriations resolution for the FY26 operating budget in the amount of $45,742,303 with an appropriated total of $29,356,436. Un-appropriated monies in the amount of $16,385,867 will be appropriated at a later date.” (minutes, Jun 25, p. 4)
Approval of Personal Property Tax Rate (PPTR)
Approved · Part of the fiscal year 2025 budget
Moved by Brann, seconded by Long
“Motion to approve the following resolution on personal property tax relief.” (minutes, Jun 25, p. 8)
FY26 Revenue Anticipation Note
Approved · Part of the fiscal year 2026 budget
Moved by Long, seconded by Fisher
“Motion to approve the revenue anticipation resolution for FY26 as presented to the Board.” (minutes, Jun 25, p. 9)
What’s a revenue anticipation note?
A short-term loan a county takes out against taxes it expects to collect. Virginia law allows it this way:
“Any locality may borrow money and issue its notes in anticipation of the collection of the taxes and revenues of the locality for the current year, but the principal amount of the notes may not exceed the anticipated revenues for such year.”
Code of Virginia § 15.2-2629, Chapter 26. Public Finance Act
Fee Schedule Adoption
Adopted
Moved by Brann, seconded by Long
“Motion to approve the resolution to adopt the County Fee Schedule for FY26.” (minutes, Jun 25, p. 10)

In the order of the minutes. Each quote opens the minutes where it’s written. Routine votes (approving the agenda and minutes, entering and leaving closed session, adjourning) aren’t listed.