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Accomack County supervisors approve routine measures, set hearings and funding applications

5349815 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

The Accomack County Board of Supervisors on April 16 approved a package of routine motions and authorizations, including distribution of remaining library project funds, authorization to apply for federal funding to support a natural gas expansion project, and scheduling a public hearing on ambulance rates for fiscal 2026.

The Accomack County Board of Supervisors on April 16 approved a series of routine motions, voted to distribute remaining Eastern Shore Public Library project funds, authorized applications for federal project funding to support a proposed natural gas expansion, and scheduled a public hearing on ambulance service rates for fiscal 2026.

The votes were largely unanimous and taken by voice or roll call during the regular meeting. Several matters required only routine motions; others authorized staff to pursue next steps, such as applying for congressionally directed spending and scheduling a public hearing.

The actions taken at the meeting included: approval to allow Supervisors Parks and Hart to participate remotely, adoption of the meeting agenda and minutes, approval of the consent agenda, authorization to distribute $120,062 (43.41% of the remaining project balance) to the Eastern Shore Public Library Foundation with the county retaining the remainder for county facility outfitting, authorization for the county administrator to apply for congressionally directed spending to cover an expected $900,000 shortfall on a natural gas expansion project, scheduling a public hearing next month to set ambulance service rates for FY 2026, adoption of the attached VDOT Secondary Six-Year Plan resolution (FY 2026–2031), approval of an ordinance amendment to chapter 1 of the county code clarifying that county code references to state law include future amendments, and authorization to pay county bills.

Several votes were taken by voice with no roll-call count recorded in the transcript; the closed-session motion was affirmed by roll call. The board also held a closed session under Virginia Code § 2.2-3711(A)(19) to discuss cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

Votes at a glance (agenda item / action / outcome): - Remote participation (permission for Supervisors Parks and Hart to join by phone): approved (voice vote) - Agenda adoption / minutes / consent agenda: approved (voice votes) - Distribution of remaining Eastern Shore Public Library and Heritage Center funds (43.41% → $120,062 to the foundation; remainder retained by county for county office outfitting): approved (motion carries unanimously) - Authorize county administrator to apply for congressionally directed spending (federal community project funds) to cover an estimated $900,000 project shortfall on natural gas expansion: approved (voice vote) - Schedule public hearing to establish ambulance service rates for FY 2026: approved (motion to schedule; hearing set for next regular meeting) - Adopt VDOT Secondary Six-Year Plan resolution (FY 2026–2031): approved (motion properly seconded; resolution submitted for board approval) - Ordinance amendment to chapter 1 of the county code (clarify references to state law include future amendments): approved (voice vote) - Payables (authorization to pay county bills): approved (voice vote) - Closed session under Va. Code § 2.2-3711(A)(19) (cybersecurity vulnerabilities): approved by motion and affirmed by roll call (each supervisor recorded as voting yes during the roll call shown in the transcript)

Ending: The board adjourned following the scheduled items and the public hearing segment.