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Outside agencies present FY2025 requests to King and Queen supervisors
Summary
Representatives from Bay Aging, Bay Transit, Workforce Investment Board, Cooperative Extension, Legal Aid Works, MPNN CSB, Three Rivers Health, Arts Alive, Rappahannock Community College and Victim Witness Assistance delivered FY2025 presentations; specific dollar amounts were not recorded in the minutes excerpt.
Representatives from ten outside agencies presented FY2025 budget requests or program updates to the King and Queen County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 12.
The presentations listed in the minutes included Bay Aging (Tinsley Goad); Bay Transit (Ken Pollack); Workforce Investment Board (Jackie Davis); the Virginia Cooperative Extension (Christina Ruszcxyk-Murray); Legal Aid Works (Anne Kloeckner); MPNN Community Services Board (Linda Hodges); Three Rivers Health Department (Breden Rivenbark); Arts Alive (Patricia Hilton); Rappahannock Community College (Dr. Shannon Kennedy); and Victim Witness Assistance (Robin Bostic).
The minutes record the agencies and presenters but do not include specific dollar requests or budget amounts in the excerpted text. Those details are expected to be included in agency submittals and the county’s budget documentation as the board proceeds with FY2025 budget deliberations.
