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Board approves appointments and appropriations, including $1.89 million school request

Richmond County Board of Supervisors · December 19, 2025
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Summary

Supervisors approved several board and advisory appointments, a Jan. 2026 appropriation of $85,000 for Department of Social Services, and a school appropriation request of $1,886,770; minutes for November were approved with one correction; multiple routine administrative motions and fiscal schedules for FY27 were presented.

At the Dec. 9 meeting the Richmond County Board of Supervisors approved several administrative items and appropriations, including a school funding request presented by county staff.

The board approved appointments to the Social Services Board, IDA and Planning Commission and confirmed several county representative assignments. The county administrator reported monthly financials and real‑estate collections; staff noted 7,240 real‑estate parcels in the county and provided a breakdown of taxable and nontaxable parcels.

On appropriations, the board approved a January 2026 appropriation request of $85,000 for the Department of Social Services and accepted a school appropriation request of $1,886,770 submitted by the Richmond County School Board. The board also approved monthly appropriations and supplemental items with voice votes; the transcript records voice approvals but not individual roll‑call tallies.

The board approved the November minutes with a clarification changing a referenced culvert to a turning radius at Mill Pond in Monoclon. Members also reviewed the FY27 budget schedule presented by staff and agreed to returned budget request timelines for department submissions and work sessions in March and April.