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Board declares Commonwealth Attorney items surplus, holds certified closed session
Summary
The board declared specified Commonwealth Attorney office items surplus under Va. Code §2.2-1124 and entered a closed session to discuss personnel under §2.2-3711(A)(1); members certified the closed session upon return to open session.
County Attorney Frank Rennie presented a resolution asking the board to declare several items from the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office as surplus, including a 2014 desktop computer, a damaged iPhone 11, an old VHS video camera and a 2009 35mm camera and accessories. Rennie cited Virginia Code § 2.2-1124, stating auction costs would exceed potential revenue for these items. The board unanimously approved declaring the items surplus and allowed the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office to dispose of them.
Later in the meeting Supervisor Robert Zava moved and the board entered closed session under Virginia Code §2.2-3711(A)(1) to discuss personnel matters. After the closed session the board adopted the required certification under §2.2-3712 that only lawfully exempted business was discussed, and returned to open session by unanimous roll-call vote.
The meeting adjourned following the board’s return to open session.
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