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Votes at a glance: routine approvals, school fund transfers and appointments — King and Queen County, Feb. 13
Summary
The Board approved minutes, warrants, several school fund appropriations and transfers, set a six‑year reassessment cycle, and made multiple appointments including to Thrive Virginia and the Criminal Justice Board.
At its Feb. 13 meeting the King and Queen County Board of Supervisors approved routine business and several budget items and appointments.
Actions taken (all motions passed unless noted): - Approved Jan. 9, 2023 minutes with a correction to a closed-session motion (motion by Mr. Simpkins, seconded by Ms. Morris). - Approved county warrants and payroll for February 2023 (motion by Mr. Burns, seconded by Mr. Simpkins). - Appropriated school fund revenues for Oct. 2022 ($714,215.47), Nov. 2022 ($791,188.40) and Dec. 2022 ($720,276.05). - Approved a quarterly appropriation to the School Food Services Fund in the amount of $100,011. - Transferred $168,556 in unspent FY22 local funds to the School Capital Projects Fund. - Set the county’s reassessment cycle to every six years (per Va. Code §58.1-3252). - Appointed Betty Dougherty to the Thrive Virginia board and Investigator Wilson as the county’s representative to the Local Probation/Pretrial Services Criminal Justice Board; several other appointments were tabled.
Votes: For motions that recorded vote tallies, the recorded ayes were J. L. Simpkins, J. M. Burns, R. F. Bailey, Jr., and D. H. Morris; S. C. Alsop was absent for roll calls.
Context: Several outside agencies presented FY2024 funding requests during the meeting; those presentations were received and will be considered as part of the county’s broader budgeting process.
Next steps: Administrative staff will implement the approved appropriations and appointments and follow up on any operational questions raised during the meeting.
