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VPRA finance committee backs FY2026 budget, previews bylaw change to let executive director reallocate up to $5 million
Summary
The Virginia Passenger Rail Authority (VPRA) finance committee voted to recommend the authority’s fiscal year 2026 budget and management reserve to the full board and previewed a proposed bylaw change to clarify that the executive director may reallocate up to $5,000,000 between capital projects as long as the overall capital budget does not increase.
The Virginia Passenger Rail Authority (VPRA) finance committee voted to recommend the authority’s fiscal year 2026 budget and management reserve to the full VPRA board and reviewed a proposed bylaw amendment that would clarify executive director authority to move up to $5,000,000 between capital project line items.
The recommendation to forward the FY2026 budget to the full board was approved by voice vote; committee members present moved and seconded the motion and the chair announced the ayes carried. The committee also previewed redline language for a bylaw amendment that the full board is expected to consider at its May meeting.
The committee’s presentation said net changes to VPRA’s multi-year financial plan add $97 million in new identified sources and reduce planned uses by $188 million, increasing the management reserve by $285 million to a recommended $461 million for the quarter. Key source items cited included an additional $22 million of I‑66 toll-related financing capacity, $37 million from revised CRF estimates, $26 million in…
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