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Pittsylvania County board to refund Robin Court residents $7,555.87 for water bills
Summary
Chairman Robert M. Tucker and staff told the board they will authorize refunds to 17 Robin Court households for water payments from Jan. 1, 2024, through July 2025, totaling $7,555.87; the action was reflected in the consent agenda approved unanimously.
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Chairman Robert M. Tucker announced the board will refund Robin Court residents for water bills the county has determined were charged for water that was not fit for its intended uses.
The announcement came as part of the consent agenda, which the board approved unanimously. Tucker said the county had totaled payments from 17 homes covering the period 01/01/2024 through July 2025 (18 months) and that the county would refund the money those residents paid in water bills.
Anita Royston, president of the Pittsylvania County NAACP and a Bannister District resident, addressed the board during the hearing of the citizens and thanked supervisors for pursuing a permanent solution and for the refund plan. "As stated in the agenda material, staff is requesting authorization for Pittsylvania County to issue refunds to the current occupants of Robin Court for water payments made in 2024 and 2025, totaling $7,555.87," Royston told the board.
Royston said the community has been pressing for relief since a public press conference earlier in the year and praised the board’s steps to deliver drinking water and to secure grant funding to research a permanent fix. The agenda packet and staff recommendation quoted during public comment requested authorization for those refunds; the consent agenda that included the request passed without recorded opposition.
The board did not provide a line-by-line vote tally naming individual supervisors for the refund authorization in the minutes; the consent agenda vote was recorded as passing unanimously. The agenda materials listed the refund amount as $7,555.87 and the period covered as 2024–2025.
Next steps indicated in meeting materials and comments: county staff will implement the refund authorization and pursue the grant‑funded planning steps toward a permanent drinking-water solution for Robin Court residents.

