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Supervisors report grants and events, note expiring appointments, and go into closed session on legal matters
Summary
Board members reported a grant to install generators at water/treatment sites, attended local ribbon-cutting events, flagged expiring appointments for future action, and convened a closed session under the Virginia code to discuss potential litigation. They reconvened and certified the closed meeting and adjourned after Thanksgiving remarks.
Board members used the report portion of the agenda to share recent meetings and local events. Mr. Bock said the county received a grant to install backup generators at treatment sites and production facilities to improve resilience after power outages, which he described as improving redundancy for critical infrastructure. Several supervisors noted attendance at the Wellspring ribbon cutting and a flagpole dedication at Little Park.
A supervisor raised that several board or committee appointments had expired (some as far back as June) and asked that the expirations be placed on a future agenda for formal action. Chair and staff acknowledged and agreed to schedule consideration of expiring appointments.
The board then moved into a closed (executive) session to discuss legal matters and possible litigation under the cited Virginia code; Mr. Matlock joined by phone. After reconvening, the board certified the closed session under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, with no member stating a departure from the requirements. The meeting concluded after Thanksgiving greetings and an adjournment motion that passed unanimously.
No formal policy actions or votes beyond certification and adjournment were recorded in the closed-session items as reported in the open meeting.
