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Board certifies closed session, announces Levi Bass as director of Office of Youth Services

3004655 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

After a closed session covering personnel and legal matters, the Board of Supervisors certified the closed meeting and introduced Levi (Leviticus) Bass as the newly appointed director of the county's reestablished Office of Youth Services.

The Prince William County Board of Supervisors certified a closed session held on April 15 and announced the appointment of Leviticus (Levi) Bass as director of the County's reestablished Office of Youth Services.

County Attorney and staff had described closed-session topics at the meeting's start, including a personnel discussion related to the Office of Youth Services director and legal consultations about publicly held property and ongoing litigation. After the closed session the board voted unanimously to certify the meeting record as required by Virginia law.

County Executive Christopher Shorter then introduced Levi Bass to the board in open session. Shorter said Bass has served in Prince William County since 2012 and led a competitive recruitment process for the director position. Bass spoke briefly in open session, thanked the board and staff for the opportunity and said he looked forward to advancing youth-services programming and collaborating with county partners.

The certification vote was taken on the record; the board also directed staff to proceed with whatever follow-up actions were appropriate under the closed-session determinations.

Ending The board recorded the closed-session certification unanimously and welcomed Bass publicly; any further personnel or legal details discussed in closed session remain confidential as permitted by state law.