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Fluvanna supervisors approve multiple board appointments, reappointments and the consent agenda

Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The board approved multiple appointments and reappointments to county boards and commissions, reappointed three library trustees, and approved a consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and procurement; most motions passed unanimously, with one 4-1 reappointment vote for Reese Peck to the Economic Development Authority.

At its May 20 meeting the Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors approved several board and commission appointments and reappointments and approved a consent agenda covering administrative, procurement and grant items.

Appointments approved or reappointed included Nikki Sheridan to the Community Policy and Management Team (parent representative), David Harlow as the county representative to the Monticello Area Community Action Agency, and James Wilkin to the Social Services Board (Cunningham). The board appointed Erica Rice and reappointed Joshua Bower and Reese Peck to the Economic Development Authority; the Reese Peck reappointment passed 4-1. The board also reappointed Barbara Goshorn, Charles Haden Thomas Parrish, and Sherron Haley to the Library Board of Trustees for terms beginning July 1, 2026 and ending June 30, 2030.

The consent agenda — approved 5-0 — included the April 15 minutes, a financial auditing services contract with Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates, a temporary staff stipend for additional duties, an FY26 FCPS grants supplemental appropriation, a purchase agreement for a 2026 Pierce PUC pumper truck, an update to the Director of Economic Development position description, and a CRMF item for the Pleasant Grove well.

Board votes on the listed appointments and the consent agenda were recorded in the meeting minutes; members voted either yes or no on listed items and most motions passed unanimously.