Board ratifies CPMT bylaw and policy manual changes; new rules effective July 1
The board approved R26-44 to amend Community Policy & Management Team (CPMT) bylaws and the policy manual, changing membership language, rotating the secretary annually, allowing digital notices, adjusting emergency-approval procedures, and delaying effective date until July 1, 2026.
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The Craig County Board of Supervisors ratified a comprehensive set of amendments to the Community Policy & Management Team bylaws and Policy Manual (R26-44) on May 7. Key changes include updates to references to the Code of Virginia, rotating the CPMT secretary annually while other officers remain on a two-year cycle, changing required communications from "written" to "digital," and revising Family Assessment and Planning Team (FAPT) participation rules so cases may be deferred if guardians cannot attend unless the youth is in custody of DSS.
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