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Supervisors approve $167,900 VRS contribution to fund hazardous‑duty reserve for sheriff’s office employee
Summary
The Greensville County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 25‑93 to permit a $167,900 contribution to the Virginia Retirement System to create reserves for hazardous‑duty benefits for a sheriff’s office employee; staff said they will review employee classifications to reduce recurrence.
The Greensville County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 25‑93, authorizing the county to contribute $167,900 to the Virginia Retirement System (VRS) to create reserves for hazardous‑duty benefits for a sheriff’s office employee.
The resolution, introduced under new business as Resolution 25‑93, states that the Greensville County Board of Supervisors appropriates the sum of $167,900 and authorizes that contribution to VRS to establish the necessary reserve. A motion to approve the appropriation was made and seconded and passed on a roll‑call vote; no dissent was recorded in the meeting minutes.
During discussion one supervisor asked whether the county could put measures in place to prevent a similar funding need in the future, including possible audits to ensure employees are classified correctly. A county staff member replied, “Yes, ma’am. That’s one of the things we’ve discussed is going back through and looking at the various employees to make sure that they are listed correctly. So we will do that and and make sure we report back to you all.”
The board voted to approve the appropriation and to authorize the contribution to VRS. The motion as recorded in the meeting materials references Resolution 25‑93; the county will follow up on the staff commitment to review classifications and report back to the board.
