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Veterans Affairs proposes 30-hour office week; board hears potential $13,000 budget increase

Louisa County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Veteran Affairs officer Curt Hartlieb told the board he may increase office hours to 30 per week, estimating the change would raise the office budget by approximately $13,000 a year; the board did not make a decision at the March 10 meeting.

Curt Hartlieb, who presented the Veteran Affairs monthly update at the March 10 meeting, reviewed potential state Senate File bills that could affect county operations and floated a proposal to increase Veteran Affairs office hours to 30 per week. Hartlieb told the board this change would increase his office budget by about $13,000 annually; no board decision was recorded.

The minutes record Hartlieb’s presentation and the budget estimate but do not include a motion, vote, or further budget detail such as the funding source or whether the increase would require budget amendment or reallocation.

The Board did not act on the proposal during the meeting; any change would require later board review or inclusion in the budget process.