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Votes at a glance: board approves duty‑weapon purchase for retired lieutenant, completes annual officer elections
Summary
The Prince William–Manassas Regional Jail Board approved Resolution 2026‑2 allowing Lt. Kelvin Delaney to purchase his duty weapon under the cited state code and completed annual elections for chair, vice chair and secretary; roll-call votes were recorded.
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The board approved Resolution 2026‑2 permitting Lieutenant Kelvin Delaney to purchase his duty weapon in accordance with the Virginia state code citation discussed during the meeting.
Resolution 2026‑2 ("approval of purchase of a duty weapon") was presented and a motion was made and seconded. The clerk conducted a roll‑call vote; members present voted in favor of the resolution. Board members praised Lt. Delaney’s 30 years of service during the discussion.
The board also completed its annual officer elections. After nominations were closed, the board moved and approved appointing the sheriff as chair and approved motions to appoint a vice chair and to retain a board secretary for another year; roll calls were completed on those motions with members voting in the affirmative.
Motions recorded in the meeting transcript: - Motion to allow Reverend Bailey to attend remotely (mover: Committee member, second: Chair); outcome: approved by roll call presence as Reverend Bailey participated by phone (transcript shows the member listed as attending). - Resolution 2026‑2 (duty weapon purchase for Lt. Kelvin Delaney): mover and second recorded; roll call in favor; outcome: approved. - Appointment of chair (sheriff) and appointment of vice chair and secretary: motions moved and seconded; roll calls recorded; outcomes: approved.
Where transcript roll calls listed specific board member responses, those affirmative responses were recorded during the meeting and used to confirm outcomes. The meeting did not show any dissenting votes on the recorded items.

