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Winchester City Council approves new family funding specialist and fire department grant

October 07, 2025 | Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia


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Winchester City Council approves new family funding specialist and fire department grant
The Winchester City Council's Finance Committee convened on October 7, 2025, to discuss various agenda items, beginning with a roll call of members present. Councilor Sullivan, Aaron Leach, and Councilor Bell were all in attendance.

The meeting commenced with the approval of the minutes from the September 2 meeting. After a brief discussion, a motion was made to approve the minutes, which passed with one noted abstention due to absence.

Following the approval of minutes, the committee opened the floor for public comments. However, no additional speakers were present, leading to the closure of this segment.

The first substantive agenda item was a discussion regarding the Winchester Regional Airport, presented by Nick Sabo, with Bill Pfeiffer also contributing to the conversation. The committee explored budgetary considerations related to the airport, including potential allocations for gas.

The meeting proceeded methodically, addressing each agenda item in order, with a focus on ensuring all topics were covered thoroughly. The discussions highlighted the committee's ongoing commitment to fiscal responsibility and community engagement in local infrastructure matters.

As the meeting concluded, the committee members prepared for future discussions and decisions regarding the airport and other financial matters impacting the city.

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