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Votes at a glance: Frederick County Board of Supervisors actions, Jan. 20, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal board actions taken during the Jan. 20 meeting, including adoption of the consent agenda, multiple board and commission appointments, Finance Committee approvals, acceptance of the transportation study, and postponement of the Capital Improvements Plan vote to the second meeting in February.
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors took several formal actions at its Jan. 20 meeting. Below is a concise, attributable list of motions, outcomes and vote tallies recorded in the meeting minutes.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda adopted (minutes/reports and one business tax refund). Vote: roll call recorded; unanimous — 7 yes, 0 no. (Agenda item: Consent Agenda)
- Eastern Frederick County Transportation Study accepted as a foundation for moving forward. Vote: voice — unanimous (7 yes). (Agenda item: 8a)
- Appointments and reappointments - Delena Carillo appointed to Historic Resources Advisory Board (Opequon District vacancy). Vote: unanimous (7 yes). (Agenda item: 9a) - Elijah Philbert reappointed to Historic Resources Advisory Board (at‑large). Vote: unanimous (7 yes). (Agenda item: 9b) - Three nominees approved for the Virginia Cooperative Extension Leadership Council (3 openings; applicants equal to openings). Vote: unanimous (7 yes). (Agenda item: 9c) - Karina Rice Roberts appointed to the Tourism Board (county lodging sector representative). Vote: unanimous (7 yes). (Agenda item: 9d) - Jason Crozdale reappointed to the Shawnee Land Sanitary District Advisory Committee. Vote: unanimous (7 yes). (Agenda item: 9e)
- Finance Committee recommendations (items 10a–10f approved together; 10g Old Dominion ASAP supplemental appropriation): The Board approved routine insurance claims, donations, rollover grant funds for Frederick County Public Schools and a $59,329 supplemental appropriation to the Court Services Fund for Old Dominion ASAP director requests. Vote: roll call recorded; unanimous — 7 yes, 0 no. (Agenda items: 10a–10g)
- Capital Improvements Plan (CIP), five‑year period 2025–2030: After a public hearing and board discussion, the Board voted to postpone action on adopting the CIP to the board's second meeting in February to allow additional review. Motion to postpone: approved by roll call/voice consensus — unanimous. (Agenda item: Public Hearing — CIP)
Notes: Several votes were taken by roll call (recorded ayes) and others by voice. Where the transcript did not record a named mover or seconder, the motion text is reported as described at the meeting. The board recorded no dissent on the listed actions.
