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Page County posts four resumes for District 4 vacancy; board votes to enter closed session

Page County Board of Supervisors · December 2, 2024
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Summary

The board received four resumes for the District 4 supervisor vacancy and then voted unanimously to convene a closed session to discuss prospective business and legal matters related to a waste-management site under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act.

The Page County Board of Supervisors announced Tuesday that it received four resumes for the District 4 supervisor vacancy and then voted to enter a closed session to discuss prospective business and legal matters.

Miss Mueller, a county staff member, told the board she had received resumes from Larry Fultz, Kendall Lee McAllister, Susan Kyle and Michael Painter and that the documents are available on request.

Shortly after the announcement, a board member moved and another seconded a motion to convene a closed session "for discussion of prospective business and industry where no previous announcement has been made" related to a waste-management site and to consult with legal counsel regarding specific legal matters. The motion invoked statutory authority for closed meetings under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act; the board took a roll-call and the votes were recorded in the affirmative.

The motion as stated in the meeting record cited statutory authority; the board did not disclose further details in open session. The board later adjourned into closed session per the motion. No appointment to the District 4 seat was made at this meeting.

Next steps: resumes remain available upon request and the board will handle any candidate interviews or appointments after the closed-session deliberations and any required public action.