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Votes at a glance: Patrick County Board actions June 8
Summary
The board approved minutes, bills and appropriations, adopted financial policies, approved a transfer-station rate increase, released $76,000 in EMS capital funds and authorized a Department of Social Services appropriation; the meeting concluded with a vote to enter closed session.
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The Patrick County Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions during its June 8 meeting.
• Minutes (May 11 and May 26): Motion to approve carried; Mr. Marshall recorded an abstention.
• Bills, claims and appropriations: Motion to approve carried (Mr. Marshall voted no; other supervisors voted yes).
• Financial policies (reserves and debt): Board adopted Davenport-recommended policies, including a 20% unassigned fund-balance minimum, a 2.5% budget-stabilization fund and debt-policy thresholds (3.25% debt-to-assessed-value cap; 10% debt-service cap). Vote recorded unanimously.
• Treasurer signatory alternate: Approved (Miss Stone) by unanimous vote.
• Transfer-station tipping fee: Approved an increase from about $69.25 to $69.95 per ton (approximately 1%) effective July 1; board discussed and permitted rounding to $70 for simplicity. Vote recorded unanimously.
• Department of Social Services appropriation: Board approved a FY26 appropriation request of $4,141,354.50 to cover June 1, 2026–May 31, 2027 operating needs; members noted the amount was already included in the approved budget and voted to release the funds.
• EMS capital release: Board approved release of $76,000 in capital-improvement funds to Blue Ridge Rescue for a LifePak 35 ($55,210.71), a generator and upgrades to patient-documentation Toughbook computers.
• Motion to convene closed session: Board voted to enter closed session under Virginia Code sections cited for personnel, real-estate and legal advice matters; motion passed on roll call.
All votes were recorded by roll call where noted in the minutes and reflected in the meeting transcript.

