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Davenport presents county capital needs as supervisors hold FY2024 staffing requests

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

Consultants from Davenport outlined King and Queen County’s current and future capital needs as the board agreed to defer staffing additions for FY2024 and asked staff to continue work on library changes.

Consultants from Davenport provided the King and Queen County Board of Supervisors with an update on the county’s continuing financial plan, highlighting current and anticipated capital needs and options to fund them.

David Rose and Kyle Laux of Davenport described the county’s capital priorities and framed the presentation as information to guide the FY2024 budget process. The update did not include a formal funding decision; instead the board used it to inform upcoming budget deliberations.

Board members then discussed staffing requests submitted by the Clerk of Circuit Court and the Director of Community Development. By consensus the board left those budgets unchanged for now and agreed to address staffing only if and when additional positions become necessary. The board also continued discussion of proposed changes to library operations and directed county staff to keep working on solutions.

The meeting record shows no formal vote on budget changes at this session; the presentation and the staffing decisions were conveyed as part of ongoing budget planning. The board adjourned at 7:10 p.m.