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Louisa County OKs grant application and $22,615 match for emergency radio project
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved a grant application to the Washington County Riverboat Foundation for the Louisa County Emergency Radio Project and authorized $22,615 in matching funds; the Board passed Resolution No. 202615 March 10, 2026.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors voted March 10 to authorize grant applications to the Washington County Riverboat Foundation, including one for the Louisa County Emergency Radio Project, and approved $22,615 in county matching funds to purchase emergency radios.
On a motion by Supervisor Shawn Maine, seconded by Supervisor Scot Hunt, the Board approved Resolution No. 202615 authorizing submission of applications to the foundation. The minutes record the resolution text and note adoption with AYES recorded for Chair Kevin Hardin, Shawn Maine and Scot Hunt.
Following the resolution, the Board approved providing $22,615 in matching funds for the radio project on a motion by Scot Hunt and a second by Shawn Maine. The motion passed with the same AYE voting instruction recorded for the meeting.
The Washington County Riverboat Foundation’s grant cycle closes March 15, 2026, according to the resolution. The resolution names the Louisa County Emergency Radio Project among applications the county will submit; the minutes do not specify additional technical or procurement details for the radios.
The Board took no further action at the meeting on project procurement, timeline, or vendors. Next procedural steps, based on the minutes, will be submission of the grant application before March 15 and use of approved county matching funds if the grant is awarded.
