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King and Queen supervisors review FY2023 draft budget, cite capital and staffing pressures

King and Queen County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Director of Finance Tina Ammons presented the first draft of the FY2023 budget and told the board that continuing capital projects (KQES, fiber project, tele center) and new positions in EMS and the Sheriff’s office are increasing expenditure pressures; outside agencies will present at the February meeting.

Tina Ammons, Director of Finance, presented the Board of Supervisors with the first draft of the FY2023 budget on Jan. 24, 2022 and outlined fiscal challenges facing the county.

Ammons told the board that continuing capital projects — listed in the draft as KQES, the county fiber project, and a tele center — combine with recent staffing additions in emergency medical services and the Sheriff’s office to push expenditures upward. No specific dollar amounts were provided in the meeting transcript.

She reminded members that outside agencies are scheduled to make presentations at the February regular board meeting, which may affect budget deliberations. The board received the draft for review; no formal vote on the budget was taken at this meeting.