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Votes at a glance: Greensville supervisors approve polling-place move, grant support, contracts and MOUs
Summary
At its meeting, the Greensville County Board of Supervisors adopted a series of resolutions and contracts including relocation of Precinct 403 polling place, support for a tobacco‑commission grant application, a juvenile‑detention MOU, and several contracts and leases. Most items passed by roll call.
The Greensville County Board of Supervisors on a series of roll‑call votes approved a polling‑place relocation for Precinct 403, backed a local company’s application for a Tobacco Commission grant, authorized contracts for wastewater work and rehab specialist services, approved multiple lease agreements, and adopted a memorandum of understanding to secure juvenile detention placement.
The board certified its earlier closed meeting (Resolution 25‑70) by roll call and later approved Resolution 25‑75 to relocate the polling place serving Precinct 403 and to communicate the relocation to the State Board of Elections for final approval. The board also adopted Resolution 25‑76 supporting an applicant seeking Tobacco Commission grant funding for a proposed energy‑from‑waste facility (the applicant proposed roughly $29 million in private investment and 31 new jobs; the grant request was $1,739,504 with a 1:1 local match).
The board approved a contract with Timmins Group for design and construction services for the MayMac South wastewater pump station (grant‑funded; no county match). It approved an MOU allowing the county to use the City of Emporia’s rehab specialist for two Washington Park CDBG reconstruction projects and accepted a related MOU/resolution. The board approved lease agreements with the County School Board of Prince George (for Southside Grama adult education space) and with the Job Assistance Center, and deferred action on Resolution 25‑78 concerning sale of Hicksford Elementary School property to the next meeting.
On public safety, the supervisors approved a memorandum of understanding with the Crater Youth Care Commission to secure juvenile detention placement capacity (the commission anticipates typically having space for two county juveniles; beds are not guaranteed). The board also scheduled and approved appointments and administrative actions, and set a budget work session for April 15 at 1 p.m.
Most motions were made, seconded and approved by roll call; the transcript records affirmative roll calls for the motions listed above.
