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Bland County designates FY25 local improvement funding: 40% education, 60% public safety

Bland County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Bland County Board unanimously approved a letter to the Bristol Regional Improvement Commission directing FY25 Local Improvement Funding to be split 40% for education and 60% for public safety.

The Bland County Board of Supervisors on April 23 approved a letter to the Bristol Regional Improvement Commission allocating FY25 Local Improvement Funding with 40% earmarked for education and 60% earmarked for public safety.

Supervisor Patrick Groseclose moved the allocation; Supervisor Randy Johnson seconded the motion and the board voted unanimously to approve it. The motion was recorded as a formal direction to transmit the county’s funding priorities to the regional commission.

The meeting transcript records the allocation percentages but does not include the total dollar amount of the FY25 Local Improvement Funding in the minutes. The action signals the board’s stated priorities for distribution of regional improvement funds in the coming fiscal year.