Votes at a glance: Dinwiddie board approves procurement updates, legislative agenda, code amendments and retirement resolutions

The Dinwiddie County Board of Supervisors recorded multiple formal votes during its Oct. 21 meeting. The majority of items passed unanimously by roll call. The board approved a vehicle upfitting contract, updated the county procurement policy, adopted the county’s 2026 legislative agenda with an added rural-transportation provision, approved code amendments, and adopted resolutions recognizing retiring county and regional officials.

Summary of votes and outcomes

• Emergency-vehicle upfitting contract — Approved. The board authorized a contract with Sheehy Ford Municipal Sales and Service of Richmond to supply and install emergency equipment for two recently purchased vehicles (a Chevrolet Silverado 2500 and a Chevrolet Tahoe SSV). Total quoted equipment and installation cost: $64,085.98 (Silverado $35,004.25; Tahoe $28,060.72). Funding: fire operating and fire programs account; procurement used a Prince William County cooperative contract. Installation time: approximately four weeks (two weeks per vehicle).

Vote: Miss Eberron Bonner — Aye; Doctor Moore — Aye; Mister Chavis — Aye; Mr. Dan Lee — Aye. Outcome: approved.

• Revision to County Procurement Policy and Procedure — Approved. The board adopted updates to align Dinwiddie’s local procurement policy with changes in the Virginia Public Procurement Act and to clarify responsibilities in the electronic Munis system. Notable…