Carroll County supervisors approve road plan, select Meridian Waste for trash contract and approve multiple routine items

At its meeting the Carroll County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a slate of routine actions and procurement recommendations, including the VDOT six‑year secondary road plan (FY2027–2032), a resolution supporting a grant application for the Carroll Wellness Center, and an RFP recommendation for countywide solid‑waste collection.

Staff and a review committee presented a countywide RFP for door‑to‑door solid‑waste services and recommended Meridian Waste; the board approved the recommendation subject to final edits by legal counsel. The board also approved invoices (May 4 and May 15), the consent calendar, and the meeting minutes.

Legal and administrative items included approval to participate in a Lupin settlement in the opioid litigation described by staff as a relatively small settlement (about $1.5 million total) and a performance agreement tied to state incentives for a greenhouse project in Breceda; the county stated it would not provide direct financial incentives but must sign the agreement to permit state incentives to proceed.

The board handled several appointments: it denied a Mount Rogers Community Services Board recommendation for an open CMPT position, appointed Emily Carico to the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program, and designated the building official as an assistant subdivision agent to sign off on subdivisions when the primary agent is unavailable. All votes on these items were unanimous.

Board members also scheduled a budget work session (June 15, 5:30 p.m.) with closed session and a joint meeting with the Planning Commission (June 22, 5:30 p.m.) to discuss zoning and data‑center regulation options.

No contested votes occurred in the actions covered; each of the listed motions passed by voice or roll‑call vote with all present voting yes.