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Manassas Park approves consent agenda with $29.1 million in quarter‑4 appropriations, changes signatory authority
Summary
The Manassas Park governing body approved its consent agenda March 17, including $29,108,967 in quarter‑four fiscal 2026 appropriations, $16,518,282 for city schools for Q4, and a resolution removing Patricia Dellinger as signatory and designating Treasurer Donald Shoemaker as signatory authority.
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The Manassas Park governing body approved its consent agenda at the March 17 meeting, adopting several financial actions including quarter‑four budget appropriations and a change in signatory authority.
The mayor presented the consent agenda, which included approval of the minutes from March 3, 2026; a resolution removing signatory authority from Patricia Dellinger and designating Treasurer Donald Shoemaker as the signatory authority for disbursement of city funds; appropriation of $29,108,967 for quarter four of fiscal year 2026; appropriation of $16,518,282 to city schools for quarter four of fiscal year 2026; and approval of a VDOT signatory‑authority resolution subject to final city attorney review. A council member moved the consent agenda and the motion carried by voice vote.
Council members did not take separate roll‑call votes on the individual consent items during the meeting. The VDOT signatory‑authority resolution was approved "as presented and subject to final city attorney review," indicating the city attorney will review language or implementation details before the authorization is finalized.
The appropriations cover the final quarter of the city's fiscal 2026 year and include a separate appropriation directed to the city schools; the meeting packet was referenced during the presentation but no additional breakdown of the Q4 appropriations was read into the record.
Next steps: the consent items become part of the official record and any administratively required follow‑up (such as city attorney review of the VDOT resolution) will proceed through staff and future agenda reports.

