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Council adopts $39,954 behavioral-health appropriation and increases lane miles for state funding
Summary
Lynchburg council unanimously approved a $39,954 amendment to the FY2026 federal/state aid fund to support the behavioral health docket and adopted a resolution to add roughly 0.2 lane miles to the city's street-maintenance entitlement submission to the Commonwealth; both measures passed 7–0.
The Lynchburg City Council approved two resolutions during general business: an amendment to the FY2026 federal/state aid fund budget and an update to the city’s lane-mile submission for state street-maintenance funds.
On agenda item 19, council considered and adopted a resolution to appropriate $39,954 in federal and state aid for additional treatment, training and supplies related to the Lynchburg behavioral health docket. The item had been discussed in the finance committee, which reported a 3–0 recommendation; council then voted and the motion passed 7–0.
On agenda item 20, the council adopted a resolution to increase the lane mileage the city submits for its state street-maintenance entitlement funding by approximately 0.2 lane miles, enabling the city to claim additional state maintenance funds for that mileage. The item had unanimous support from the Physical Development Committee and council approved the resolution by a unanimous roll-call vote (7–0).
Both measures passed without amendment and the meeting record shows staff and council characterized them as routine budgetary and administrative actions. Council adjourned after approving these items.
