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Votes at a glance: Montgomery County Board actions on Dec. 16, 2024
Summary
A quick reference to motions and roll-call outcomes from the Montgomery County Board of Supervisors meeting Dec. 16, 2024, including capital transfers, ordinance vacating a right-of-way, an opioid-abatement agreement, a personnel-policy amendment on surplus property, and the censure resolution.
The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors took a series of formal actions at its Dec. 16, 2024 meeting. Below are the motions with outcomes and the board’s recorded tallies.
MCPS capital fund transfer (Harding Avenue Elementary HVAC): Approved by roll call — 7 ayes. (Motion put on the floor; school board previously approved.)
County capital fund appropriation (architect/engineering for Christiansburg library renovation, courthouse parking deck repair, and 201 Radford Street): Approved by roll call — 7 ayes.
Ordinance vacating a 40-foot unimproved right-of-way, portion of Greenbrier Circle: Approved by roll call — 7 ayes. The vacation is conditioned on retaining a 15-foot drainage easement at VDOT’s request.
Scheduling: Public hearing for the cooperative tourism agreement (Jan. 13) — approved by roll call (7 ayes). Public hearing on reassessment frequency scheduled after a Jan. 13 work session — approved by roll call (7 ayes).
Opiate Abatement Authority operation agreement (annual renewal to continue NRV Recovery Ecosystem Program participation and grant cycles): Approved by roll call — 7 ayes.
Personnel policy amendment: prohibition on county employees and immediate family members participating in surplus-property sales (to avoid conflicts of interest and appearances of impropriety): Approved — 5 ayes, 1 abstain, 1 no. Staff said the conflict-of-interest threshold under the Virginia conflicts-of-interest statute is $500.
Proclamation recognizing Casey Jenkins, executive director of the Montgomery Museum of Art and History, on his upcoming move to the Virginia Association of Museums: Approved by roll call — 7 ayes.
Resolution to censure Board member Sarah Bohn and revoke three outside appointments (Montgomery County Public Service Authority; New River Valley Community Services Board; Fairview District Home Board): Approved by roll call — 6 ayes, 1 abstain. The resolution takes effect Dec. 16, 2024.
These outcomes were taken from the Board’s roll call votes during the Dec. 16 meeting. For full context—including staff presentations, public comment, and motions—refer to the meeting minutes.
