Board approves NRPA workforce grant and one‑year lease extensions for DSS and VCE
Summary
Supervisors authorized acceptance of up to $20,000 in NRPA/DOL workforce-development grant funds for Parks & Recreation, approved execution of a 12‑month MOU, and authorized one‑year lease extensions (with appropriation of FY26 funds) for Department of Social Services and Virginia Cooperative Extension following notices of rent increases.
The board approved a set of administrative actions recommended by staff. Parks & Recreation Director Chris Clark said the county was selected for a U.S. Department of Labor-funded workforce-development cohort administered through the National Recreation and Park Association and that up to $20,000 in reimbursable funds are available to support programs for youth and young adults age 14–21. The board authorized acceptance of the funds, execution of a memorandum of understanding with NRPA (subject to county-attorney approval), and creation and appropriation of revenue and expense lines in the recreation activity fund.
Separately, the county administrator reported that one-year extension options are available for leases housing the Department of Social Services and the Virginia Cooperative Extension office. The landlord gave notice of a 20% rent increase that would take effect Dec. 1, 2025. The board authorized the county administrator to exercise the one-year lease extension options and appropriated the additional FY26 funding ($7,650 for DSS and $2,963 for VCE) from the general fund balance to cover the increases for the remainder of FY26.
Each action was approved by roll call as presented and recorded in the meeting minutes.
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